Explores inputs and outputs in computer systems, covering peripherals, addressing modes, A/D converters, interrupts, and DMA.
Explores interrupts, exception handling, and system calls in operating systems, focusing on CPU behavior and interrupt handling mechanisms.
Explores interrupts as a mechanism for abstraction and multiplexing in operating systems, covering handling, processing, and initialization.
Explores the Nios II embedded system architecture, trade-off patterns, interrupt handling, exceptions, and ISR performance metrics.
Covers virtual memory, program relocation, memory protection, TLB, and memory hierarchy interactions.
Introduces the fundamental concepts of scheduling in operating systems, covering limited direct execution, protection rings, context switching, and various scheduling policies.
