Course Name |
Description |
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| Operating Systems | Introduction to operating system concepts - including system organization for uniprocessors and multiprocessors, scheduling algorithms, process management, deadlocks, paging and segmentation, files and protection, and process coordination and communication. Design and implementation of programs dealing with mutual exclusion and synchronization using semaphores and monitors Design and implementation of programs dealing with interprocess communications using message queues, pipes, semaphores, and shared memory |
| Database Organization | This course is specially designed to present the fundamentals of database management and data organization. This concepts includes the aspect of database design, database models, database languages and database system implementation. It gives the history about how the DBMS (Database management system) has evolved from old file system, about their importance in managing the large bodies of data, what database model can be used to implement them, what relational languages are used to provide the interface for DBMS, and also covers how the data are actually organized in the abstract data structures. It also covers written assignments, weekly quiz session and one programming project, which gives enough exposure to real filed implementation. |
| Data Structures | The objectives of this class are:
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