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    AOS Assignment 1

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    This document outlines the topics and guidelines for an Advanced Operating Systems assignment at the University of Mumbai. It includes 28 topics related to operating system concepts like memory management, virtual memory, page replacement algorithms, deadlocks, and Android libraries. Each of the 28 students is assigned a topic and must create a 12-15 minute presentation and handout covering the main points. The presentations will be followed by a question and answer session where all students are expected to participate. Students can swap topics but the presentation order will remain the same. Attendance at both presentation sessions is mandatory. The assignment is worth 20 marks and is part of the internal assessment for the Advanced Operating Systems course.

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    This document outlines the topics and guidelines for an Advanced Operating Systems assignment at the University of Mumbai. It includes 28 topics related to operating system concepts like memory management, virtual memory, page replacement algorithms, deadlocks, and Android libraries. Each of the 28 students is assigned a topic and must create a 12-15 minute presentation and handout covering the main points. The presentations will be followed by a question and answer session where all students are expected to participate. Students can swap topics but the presentation order will remain the same. Attendance at both presentation sessions is mandatory. The assignment is worth 20 marks and is part of the internal assessment for the Advanced Operating Systems course.

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    This document outlines the topics and guidelines for an Advanced Operating Systems assignment at the University of Mumbai. It includes 28 topics related to operating system concepts like memory management, virtual memory, page replacement algorithms, deadlocks, and Android libraries. Each of the 28 students is assigned a topic and must create a 12-15 minute presentation and handout covering the main points. The presentations will be followed by a question and answer session where all students are expected to participate. Students can swap topics but the presentation order will remain the same. Attendance at both presentation sessions is mandatory. The assignment is worth 20 marks and is part of the internal assessment for the Advanced Operating Systems course.

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    This document outlines the topics and guidelines for an Advanced Operating Systems assignment at the University of Mumbai. It includes 28 topics related to operating system concepts like memory management, virtual memory, page replacement algorithms, deadlocks, and Android libraries. Each of the 28 students is assigned a topic and must create a 12-15 minute presentation and handout covering the main points. The presentations will be followed by a question and answer session where all students are expected to participate. Students can swap topics but the presentation order will remain the same. Attendance at both presentation sessions is mandatory. The assignment is worth 20 marks and is part of the internal assessment for the Advanced Operating Systems course.

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    University of Mumbai

    Department of Computer Science


    M.Sc. Computer Science Semester II
    Advanced Operating Systems
    ASSIGNMENT I
    Topics and Allotment
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    Topic
    Swapping
    Memory Management with Bitmaps
    Memory Management with Linked Lists
    Virtual Memory
    Paging (Introduction)
    Paging Example
    Page Table
    Translation Lookaside Buffers
    Inverted Page Tables
    Page Replacement Algorithms
    Optimal Page Replacement Algorithm
    Not Recently Used Page Replacement Algorithm
    FIFO Page Replacement Algorithm
    Second Chance Page Replacement Algorithm
    Clock Page Replacement Algorithm
    Least Recently Used Page Replacement Algorithm
    Deadlocks
    Deadlock Resources
    Principles of Deadlock- Conditions
    Principles of Deadlock- Deadlock Modeling
    Deadlock Prevention
    Deadlock Avoidance- Bankers Algorithm
    General Overview of Android OS
    Android Libraries- Surface Manager
    Android Libraries- Media Framework
    Android Libraries- SQLite
    Android Libraries- WebKit
    Android Libraries- OpenGL

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    Refer Page 2 for Assignment Guidelines and Content description

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    Advanced Operating Systems Assignment-I


    HANDOUT DESCRIPTION AND GENERAL GUIDELINES
    Note:
    The students must cover at least the following points given against each topic number.
    Each student is supposed to make a presentation of 12-15 mins and give a hand out of their topic.
    Each presentation session will be followed by a Q-A round where all students are expected to
    participate genuinely and sportingly.
    Students are allowed to swap the topics amongst themselves but the order of presentation shall
    remain the same.
    Attendance is mandatory for both the presentation sessions for everyone.
    Content of the presentation shall be shared with the entire class for educational purpose.
    This assignment holds 20 marks which shall be a part of Internal Assessment of AOS paper.
    Students may refer any additional material along with the designated reference books assigned for
    each unit.
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    Content Description
    Introduction to Swapping, Relevant Figures, Example of a page swap wrt Linux OS
    Description, relevant figures, example, advantages and drawbacks
    Description, relevant figures, example, advantages and drawbacks
    Introduction to VM, Relevant Figures, Example wrt Linux OS
    Description, relevant figures, advantages and drawbacks
    Based on the Description of Paging, Relevant Example (actual working)
    Page Table Structure Multilevel Table and Page Entry
    Description, relevant figures, working
    Description, relevant figures, example
    Introduction to Pg replacement, Categories, Example wrt Linux OS
    Introduction to OPg replacement, Categories, Example wrt Linux OS
    Introduction to NRU Pg replacement, Categories, Example wrt Linux OS
    Introduction to FIFO Pg replacement, Categories, Example wrt Linux OS
    Introduction to Second Chance Pg replacement, Categories, Example wrt Linux OS
    Introduction to Clock Pg replacement, Categories, Example wrt Linux OS
    Introduction to LRU Pg replacement, Categories, Example wrt Linux OS
    Description, relevant figures, working, example
    Description, relevant figures (if any), working, example
    Description of each condition with appropriate example
    Description, relevant figures (if any), working
    Description, prevention schemes, advantages and disadvantages- give your opinion
    Description and Working of Bankers Algo
    Introduction to Android, Relevant information, protocols, Examples
    Description, relevant figures, working, example
    Description, relevant figures, working, example
    Description, relevant figures, working, example
    Description, relevant figures, working, example
    Description, relevant figures, working, example

    Subject In-charge,
    Pooja Manghirmalani-Mishra

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