Introduces the fundamental concepts of scheduling in operating systems, covering limited direct execution, protection rings, context switching, and various scheduling policies.
Covers the principles and mechanisms of virtual memory in computer systems, focusing on isolation, efficiency, and the role of the Memory Management Unit.
Covers the principles and mechanisms of virtualization, including multiplexing, aggregation, and emulation, with a focus on virtual memory implementation.
Covers the organization and management of page tables in computer systems, focusing on their structure, challenges, and the advantages of multi-level page tables.
Explores memory virtualization, addressing address spaces, page tables, caching, and system design constants to optimize memory performance and reliability.
