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Course No Cours Title Course Planner Lectures Tutorial Practical CreditsCSE340 LABORATORY IN OPERATING SYSTEMS AND SYSTEM

SOFTWARE14623 :: Pushpendra Kumar Petriya

0 0 4 2

Sr. No. (Web adress) (only if relevant to the courses) Salient Features10 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_operating_systems List of Operating Systems11 http://www.catch22.net/tuts/neatpad Design and Implementation of a Win32 Text Editor

Sr No Jouranls atricles as compulsary readings (specific articles, Complete reference)6 http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/33267 http://anale-informatica.tibiscus.ro/download/lucrari/8-2-02-Opeyemi.pdf8 http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=searchArticles&uiLanguage=en&q1=system+call&f1=all&b1=and&q2=&f2=all9 http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=abstract&id=695328&q1=system%20call&f1=all&b1=and&q2=&f2=all&recNo=2&uiLanguage=en

Neil Matthew, Richard Stones, "Beginning Linux Programming", 4th Edition, Wrox press1Text Book:

Other Specific Book:A.S. Tanenbaum , "Operating Systems: Design and Implementation", 3rd Edition, Prentice Hall of India2

D. M. Dhamdhere, "Systems Programming and Operating Systems", Second Revised Edition, Tata McGraw Hill3

Charles Patrick Crowley, "Operating Systems: A Design Oriented Approach", Tata McGraw Hill4

Achyut S. Godbole, "Operating Systems", Second Edition, Tata McGraw Hill5

Relevant Websites

Other Reading

Format For Instruction Plan [for Courses with Labs

1 Approved for Autumn Session 2011-12

12 http://embedded.centurysoftware.com/docs/nx/fltk-editor.html Designing a Simple Text Editor13 http://freevideolectures.com/Course/2479/Operating-Systems-

and-System-Programming-Spring-2010Operating Systems and System Programming Course at Berkeley

14 linuxreviews.org/beginner/ Basic Information on LINUX and Shell15 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_call Basic Understanding of System Calls

*Each experiment of the lab will be evaluated using following relative scheme:Component % of MarksJ/E 50WR 20VIVA 30

List of experiments :-Lecture Number

Lecture Topic Pedagogical Tools Or Equipment Planned lab Manual

Individual 1 Installation of different Linux flavors. PC and Linux CD/DVD Not ApplicableIndividual 2 Demonstration of Moving around the desktop

KDE/GNOME Panel, Workspace, Main Menu, RunningApplications etc, Terminal emulator & runningprograms(/Commands) from terminal emulator

Linux platform Not Applicable

Individual 3 Using KDE/Gnome for copying, moving, creatingdirectories/files.

Linux platform Not Applicable

Individual 4 Working with Command Line Interface in Linux: UsingShell. Shell commands: ls, touch, rm, mv, cp, mkdir,rmdir, pwd, touch, etc

Linux platform Not Applicable

Individual 5 Shell commands:ps, cat, fg, bg, Piping & Redirection.Using help man, info etc

Linux platform Not Applicable

Individual 6 File types like directory files, block special files etc.,FilePermissions and ownership: Understanding andchanging the permissions and ownership

Linux Platform Not Applicable

Individual 7 File attributes,Mounting disks and creating links Linux Platform Not Applicable

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Individual 8 Write Programs using System calls of Linux for thefollowing:File Handling (open, read)

Linux Platform/GCC Not Applicable

Individual 9 Write Programs using System calls of Linux for thefollowing:(write, close, ioctl)

Linux Platform/GCC Not Applicable

Individual 10 Write Programs using System calls of Linux for thefollowing:Changing the modes and ownership of files usingchmod(),chown(),Changing the attributes of files using chgrp(),touch()

Linux Platform/GCC Not Applicable

Individual 11 Write Programs using System calls of Linux for thefollowing:Creating links using ln command,Directory maintenance using link(),symlink(),unlink(),chdir()

Linux Platform/GCC Not Applicable

Individual 12 Write a program using fork() to duplicate process Linux Platform/GCC Not ApplicableIndividual 13 Write programs using exec() to invoke new processes. Linux Platform/GCC Not ApplicableIndividual 14 Write programs using kill(), wait() and exit() system

callsof Linux

Linux Platform/GCC Not Applicable

Individual 15 Write programs using getpid() and getppid() systemcalls

Linux Platform/GCC Not Applicable

Individual 16 Write programs using following system calls of LinuxOS: stat, opendir(), readdir()

Linux Platform/GCC Not Applicable

Individual 17 Write C programs to simulate Linux commands like ls,touch,cat,mv

Linux Platform/GCC Not Applicable

Individual 18 Write C programs to simulate Linux commands like rm,cp,mkdir, rmdir

Linux Platform/GCC Not Applicable

Individual 19 Write C programs to simulate Linux commands likepwd, chmod, chown, grep etc.

Linux Platform/GCC Not Applicable

Individual 20 Simulate the following CPU scheduling algorithms:FCFSand by writing aprogram and print the average waiting time andaverage turnaround time

C/C++ Not Applicable

Individual 21 Simulate the following CPU scheduling algorithms:Shortest Job Firstand by writing aprogram and print the average waiting time andaverage turnaround time

C/C++ Not Applicable

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Individual 22 Simulate the following CPU schedulingalgorithms:Priorityand print the average waiting time and averageturnaround time

C/C++ Not Applicable

Individual 23 Simulate the following CPU schedulingalgorithms:Round Robin and print the average waitingtime and average turnaround time

C/C++ Not Applicable

Individual 24 Write a program of creating threads. C/C++ Not Applicable

Mid TermIndividual 25 Write a program of manage threads by using different

statements like yield(), sleep()C/C++ Not Applicable

Individual 26 Write a program of cancelling a thread C/C++ Not ApplicableIndividual 27 Write a program to Implement the semaphores C/C++ Not ApplicableIndividual 28 Implement some memory management schemes -

(malloc,alloc,calloc,free)C/C++ Not Applicable

Individual 29 Programs to simulate page replacement algorithms likeFIFO

C/C++ Not Applicable

Individual 30 Programs to simulate page replacement algorithms likeOptimal .

C/C++ Not Applicable

Individual 31 Programs to simulate page replacement algorithms likeLRU

C/C++ Not Applicable

Individual 32 Programs to simulate deadlock detection C/C++ Not ApplicableIndividual 33 Low level programming in C.i.Pointers to functions and

their applicationsC/C++ Not Applicable

Individual 34 Low level programming in C:Self modifying code andapplications

C/C++ Not Applicable

Individual 35 Binary files of various types: structure and processing:Objectand executable files (demonstrated through ELF files).ELF layout and tools

Linux Platform Not Applicable

Individual 36 Binary files of various types Maintaining data structuresin files (e.g. b-tree, Linux directories)

Linux Platform Not Applicable

Individual 37 Binary files of various types:structure andprocessing:Linking and Loading, Dynamic Loading

Linux Platform Not Applicable

Individual 38 Use C graphics to build a text editor:File menu, edit menu

C/C++ Not Applicable

Individual 39 Use C graphics to build a text editor:Format menu

C/C++ Not Applicable

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Individual 40 Use C graphics to build a text editor:View and Help menu.

C/C++ Not Applicable

Spill OverIndividual 41 Issues in program development:Memory Leaks C/C++ Not ApplicableIndividual 42 Issues in program development:Compiler Bugs C/C++ Not ApplicableIndividual 43 Issues in program development:Debugging programs C/C++ Not ApplicableIndividual 44 Revision of Linux shell commands Linux Platform Not Applicable

5 Approved for Autumn Session 2011-12