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Operating systems are the main gears in all computing devices. They are low-level software programs that can manage computer hardware, software applications, and their resources, and provide standard, secured, and manageable services for computer programs. Operating systems are often taken for granted by the end-user. In IT, we deploy them, fix them, maintain them, and understand what is going on in them to complete our jobs and integrate with others. The official description of the course:Principles of managing memory, processors, processes and deadlocks, synchronization of computing tasks, files, devices, and systems.

Principles of network organization and network operating systems. Analysis and evaluation of comparative operating systems.

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