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Operating System


Apart from the Algorithms, Programming & Data Structures, you need to have command over some important subjects and OS(Operating System) is one of them.In this course, we are going to make you aware of the functionality which runs behind OS and trust us it is really fun to learn this.We have divided whole OS course into small modules(Modularity always helps:)).With coverage of each topic, you will be able to understand Operating System more clearly and the best part is you will be able to relate it to other subjects:).
Prerequisite: The only thing required is dedication to learn something new:)
Course Mentor: Yogesh Dabral.

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