1. General
   Operating Systems Records (A01-BCC15)
   Syscall (A11-BCC15)
2. Processes/Threads
   1. Basic concepts
      States (A03-BCC15)
      Threads User vs Kernel (B08-BCC15) must be available soon
   2. Creation
      Fork, Wait and Exec (Pos15)
      LINUX – Syscall Clone (A04-BCC15) must be available soon
      Pthread_create & pthread_join (B05-BCC15) must be available soon
   3. IPC
      Hashi – Dinning Philosophers (EC15)
      MEEG (Semaphores, Mutexes and Producer-Consumer) (EC15)
      Mnemônico – Message Passing (EC15)
      Critical Region (EC15)
      Sleeping Barber Problem (EC15)
      FunOS (Process Wars / Need for CPU Speed) (Pos15)
      Dinner of Soccer Players (Philosophers) (Pos15)
      Sleep-Wakeup (A12-BCC15)
      Peterson´s Solution (B02-BCC15) must be available soon
   4. Scheduling
      Basoper (Batch Simulator) (Pos15)
      I3S (A Scheduling Simulator in Interactive Systems) (Pos15)
      LINUX – O(1) Scheduling Algorithm (A10-BCC15) must be available soon
      LINUX – CFS Scheduling Algorithm (B09-BCC15) must be available soon
3. Memory
   1. Basic concepts
      Memory Fragmentation (EC15)
      Paging x Segmentation (A07-BCC15) must be available soon
      Buddy Algorithm (A13-BCC15)
   2. Page Replacement Algorithms
      Page Replacement Algorithms NRU FIFO 2nd clock (EC15)
      LRU Simulator (A05-BCC15)
      WorkingSet (B06-BCC15)
4. File Systems
   1. Backup
      Logical Backup Simulator (EC15)
   2. Types of File Systems
      FAT (A08-BCC15)
   3. Loading
      Boot System (B04-BCC15)
5. I/O
   1. Basic concepts
      I/O Methods (EC15)
      Precise Interrupts (A02-BCC15)
   2. Disk
      RAID (EC15)
      Disk Arm Scheduling (EC15)
      Formatting (A06-BCC15) must be available soon
      Stable Storage (B01-BCC15)
   3. User interface
      X-Window (B07-BCC15)
6. Deadlock
   Deadlock Modelling (A09-BCC15)
   Banker´s Algorithm – Deadlock Prevention (EC15)
7. Multiprocessors
   1. Interconnection networks
      Omega Network 1 (EC15)
      Omega Network 2 (EC15)
   2. Scheduling
      Space Sharing (B03-BCC15) must be available soon
   3. Types of Mutiprocessor Operating Systems (A14-BCC15) must be available soon

 

 

 

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01 – Logical Backup Simulator

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Description: The goal of this program is to simulate the algorithm responsible for the backup process coordination e also to simulate the system’s file tree restoration from a previous backup.

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Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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02 – Hashi Dinning Philosophers Problem

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Description: The Hashi is a web application which has the intuit of helping in the learning process of the synchronization computacional concepts. This objective is pursued through a simulation and an explanation of the glorified problem of the Philosopher’s Dinner. The app is a graphical and interactive tool that focus, and induces the student to do the same, in the ost important aspects of the learning process.

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Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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03 – Omega Network 1

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Description: This simulation shows in a dynamic and interactive manner the concepts of an Omega Network by exemplifying the network’s structure and the data path between many CPUs and Memories.

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Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English, Portuguese and Spanish

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04 – MEEG (Semaphores, Mutexes and Producer-Consumer)

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Description: The goal of this OER(Open Educational Resource) is teaching semaphores concepts, approaching since the problems they solve until the operations involved in their implementation.

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Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Desktop (Linux/Windows/OS X) Languages: English and Portuguese

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05 – Memory Fragmentation

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Description: This OER (Open Educational Resource) was criated to improve the concepts taught at the Operational Systems about the concept of Internal and External Fragmentation.

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Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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06 – I/O Methods

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Description: This OER (Open Educational Resource) consist of an Input/Output simulator of an Operating System. It simulates the three most utilized methods: Programmed I/O, Interrupt­Driven and Direct Memory Access (DMA).

Developed by / Responsibility: Gulherme Caixeta de Oliveira; Jessica Bargas Aissa; Leonardo Claudio de Paula e Silva; Lucas Tognoli Munhoz

Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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07 – Mnemônico – Message Passing

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Description: Mnemônico is a tool that simulates message exchanges between processes. Such exchanges could happen between processes with blocking or non-blocking sends and receives.

Developed by / Responsibility: Cassiano Zaghi de Oliveira; Lucas Marques Rovere; Luiz Machado Votto; Vitor Mello de Araujo Lima

Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Desktop (Linux/Windows/OS X) Languages: English and Portuguese

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08 – Omega Network 2

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Description: This OER (Open Educational Resource) simulates the operation of the Omega Network, showing its principles and construction processes.

Developed by / Responsibility: Henrique Pizzol Grando, Igor Quintal Mendes, João Victor Almeida de Aguiar, Moisés Botarro Ferraz Silva

Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Desktop (Linux/Windows/OS X) Languages: English, Portuguese and French

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09 – RAID

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Description: This OER (Open Educational Resource) demonstrates the structure and the operations of a RAID disk.

Developed by / Responsibility: Giuliano Barbosa Prado; Victor Palombo Silvano; Adson Filipe Vieira da Silva

Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English, Portuguese and Spanish

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10 – Disk Arm Scheduling

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Description: The Scheduling Simulator project main goal is to simulate the algorithms more consolidated in operating systems, being composed by FCFS, SSTF and Elevator.

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Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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11- Banker’s Algorithm – Deadlock Prevention

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Description: The goals of this OER is to implement the Banker’s Algorithm and allow the user to follow the algorithm’s stages.

Developed by / Responsibility: Caio César Almeida Guimarães; Henrique Cintra Miranda de Souza Aranha; Lucas Eduardo Carreiro de Mello

Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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12- Page Replacement Algorithms NRU FIFO 2nd clock

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Description: The focus of this OER is teaching the concepts behind the four page replacement algorithms NRU, FIFO, Second chance and clock.

Developed by / Responsibility: Gyordano Gadoni Reis; Lucas Hilário Fávaro Leal; Renan Yochiro Kawamura;

Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Desktop (Linux, Windows, OS X) Languages: English and Portuguese

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13 – Critical Region

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Description: This Open Educational Resource aims to illustrate two important concepts related to Operating Systems: critical region and mutual exclusion.

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Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Desktop (Linux, Windows, OS X) Languages: English and Portuguese

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14 – Sleeping Barber Problem

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Description: The goals of this OER is to explain the problem and the necessary concepts to its understanding and also explain each step of the elaboration of one of the possible solutions and the base concepts.

Developed by / Responsibility: Klaus Borges

Computer Engineering Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0640)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English

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15 – FunOS (Process Wars / Need for CPU Speed)

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Description: FunOS consists of two games to assist the learning and understanding of basic IPC (Inter-Process Communication) concepts such as critical regions, mutual exclusion and race condition. This OER (Open Educational Resource) can be used as a virtual support tool in Operating Systems classes and may be freely distributed, being available both for using and source code research under the terms of the GNU GPL (General Public License).

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC5723)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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16 – BASOPER (Batch Simulator)

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Description: BASOPER assists the teaching of batch systems scheduling algorithms, promoting the visualization of functional, structural, and performance aspects. Don´t forget to watch the videos explaining how to use this REA. To watch them, just click in the “Watch instructions” option of the REA´s main menu!

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC5723)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English, Portuguese and Spanish

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17 – I3S (A Scheduling Simulator in Interactive Systems)

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Description: The objective of I3S (acronym for Interactive Systems Scheduling Simulator) is to assist teaching and learning of introductory concepts of scheduling processes in interactive systems, specifically highlighting the structural and functional aspects of scheduling algorithms: Round-Robin; Priority; Multiple queues; Shortest process next; Lottery. Furthermore, it is possible to perform the performance comparison among the five algorithms, so the student visualize the advantages and limitations of each one. Once it is an OER, the proposal is to be self-contained, that is, it does not require auxiliary material for its understanding and use. Thus, it is intuitive enough that the student can use it even without supervision of a teacher or tutor. Additionally, the tool can support teaching in the classroom, assisting in the exemplification of the above algorithms.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC5723)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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18 – Dinner of Soccer Players (Philosophers)

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Description: This project presents dynamically the classical problem of dining philosophers, exemplifying them as a set of soccer players. The aim of this REA is demonstrating the use of limited resources by different individuals in an efficient/secure order or then causing deadlocks. Users can visualize the state of each player in a infinite loop or force the execution of a algorithm with deadlock.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC5723)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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19 – Fork, Wait and Exec Simulator

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Description: This OER aims teaching the primitives fork, wait and exec. Using a specific pseudocode, professors and students will be able to visualize Program Counter (PC), page table, process table, copy-on-write technique, the concept of zombie process and file descriptors associated to the process. The simulator allows two kinds of execution. The first one permits that professors and students act as a scheduler. Thus, the order of execution of threads is determined by the user. A back button enables rewind the execution, making it easier to visualize the concepts. The second type of execution is an example, where an predetermined execution is defined.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC5723)

Available: June/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English, Portuguese and Spanish

 

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20 – Operating Systems Records

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Description: The development of this Open Educational Resources (OER) aimed to facilitate the learning of a certain subject, which a vision of more practical and concrete content becomes crucial for good understanding of what is being taught, in this case, the approach of the Operating Systems since their immaturity decades ago to today’s complex modern systems.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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21 – Precise Interrupts

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Description: This OER aims to graphically explain the properties of precise interrupts through a simulation. The presented simulation illustrates a running program suffering an interruption and going through all the steps needed to treat it properly.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: Portuguese

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22 – Process State

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Description: This OER is a tool to teach the concept of states of a process operating systems, including the topics of multiprogramming, time-sharing and preemption.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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23 – SysSheeps

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Description: This OER shows the Clone syscall, which is exclusive to the Linux OS.

Developed by / Responsability: Gustavo Santiago; Lucas Albertine; Marcos Junqueira; Henrique Freitas

Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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24 – LRU Simulator

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Description: This open educational resource aims to assist teachers in teaching the page replacement policy LRU simulated in software.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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25 – Disk Formatting

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Description: This OER intent is to show how a disk is organized, and also all the techniques used in low-level formatting and high-level formatting to improve the performance of the disk.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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26 – Paging and Segmentation

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Description: This OER (Open Educational Resource) was developed to exemplify the main differences in the concepts of paging and segmentation.

Developed by / Responsability: Fúlvio Eduardo Ferreira; João Victor Guimarães; Rafael Miranda Lopes; Willian Gomes de Oliveira.

Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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27 – FAT File System

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Description: The FAT Simulators objective is to work as a tool for learning the FAT File System. It is intuitive and easy to use in the classroom by professors and students and its content helps the student make a solid and clear understanding of the subject.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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28 – Deadlock Modelling

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Description: This OER was designed to assist students and teachers to learn about modeling deadlocks.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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29 – Linux Scheduling

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Description: This OER simulates the scaling O (1) processes on the Linux operating system, showing how the algorithm and the distribution of CPU usage. Displays step- by-step the status of each process until all of them to complete their implementation.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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30 – System Calls

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Description: The objective of this Open Educational Resource is to be utilized by teachers as a tool to stimulate and ease the students learning through classes about System Calls.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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31 – Sleep Wake up Simulator

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Description: The OER is a simulator of the producer/consumer problem with sleep/wake up as presented in the book Modern Operating Systems (TANENBAUM, 2014, p. 129).

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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32 – Buddy Algorithm

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Description: This OER (Open Educational Resource) demonstrates the basic operation of Buddy memory allocation mechanism.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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33 – Stable Storage

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Description:This OER was developed to teach how Stable Storage works.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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34 – Peterson’s Algorithm

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Description: This OER illustrates the contents involved in the problem of mutual exclusion with idle waiting, using the Peterson algorithm as a solution.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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35 – Space Sharing Schedule

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Description: This OER provides a visual representation of Space Schedule Sharing content.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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36 – Boot System

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Description: This OER was created to show the booting process from a computer, showing step by step since when the computer is turned on until the end.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: English and Portuguese

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37 – Create & Join

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Description: This OER deals with two functions for the content of threads, according to the POSIX standard, they are to create and join.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: Portuguese, english and japanese

 

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38 – Working Set Page Replacement Algorithm

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Description: The theme of this OER is the simulation of the page replacement algorithm working set.

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: Portuguese and english

 

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39 – X Window System

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Description: This project aims to introduce students to the world of X Window System showing some codes from simple X11 applications.

Developed by / Responsability: Danilo Tedeschi; Laercio de Oliveira Junior; Luiz Miyazaki

Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: Portuguese and english

 

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40 – Threads implementation

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Description: The objective of this OER is helping students understand more easily the concepts of threads implementation through a illustrative and dynamic approach.

Developed by / Responsability: Giovanni Robira; Luis Paulo Falchi Justino; Rafael Biffi Neto

Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: Portuguese and english

 

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41 – Simulation of CFS Algorithm

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Description: This OER simulates the algorithm, schedules the process in the tree, allowing the user to interact with it, and will show text explanations in more than one language

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Graduate Program of Computer Science and Computational Mathematics Students – Class of Operating Systems (SSC0140)

Available: December/2015 Platform: Web Languages: Portuguese and english