The Operating Systems course covers fundamental and advanced principles essential for managing

modern computing environments. It starts with an overview of operating systems, types, structures, and

system mechanisms. Topics include processes, threads, CPU scheduling, and Real-Time Operating

Systems (RTOS). Process synchronization, memory management, file, and I/O management are also

explored. The course combines theory and practical simulations to equip students with skills to design

and optimize operating systems for various computing environments.