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COURSE OUTLINE
December 2012 Session
Course Lecturer : NOR HANANI BT MOHD YUSOFF
Class/Section: DNS2B
PROGRAMME AIMS
The Diploma in Information Technology (Networking) graduates in Polytechnics, Ministry of Higher Education will have knowledge, technical skills and attitude to adapt
themselves with new technological advancement and challenges in Networking fields.
COURSE &
CODE
WEEKS
CREDIT(S)
PREREQUISI
TE(S)
SYNOPSIS
COURSE
LEARNING
OUTCOMES
FP202 FUNDAMENTALS OF OPERATING SYSTEM
15
3
FP104 COMPUTER HARDWARE
FUNDAMENTALS OF OPERATING SYSTEM course introduces the design and implementation of operating system. This course will cover briefly the
evolution of operating system, and also the major components of most operating system. Particular emphasis will be given to three major OS
subsystems: process management (processes, threads, CPU scheduling and deadlock), memory management (segmentation, paging, swapping), file
system and operating system support for distributed systems.
Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:
1. explain briefly the basic functions of operating systems and the memory management task.
2. perform administrative tools of operating system to maintain a computer system effectively.
3. organize the accounts and resources of a computer system effectively.
Week
(Duration)
Contact
Hours/
Assessment
Topic No / CLO
1
(10/12/1216/12/12)
REGISTRATION WEEK
2
(17/12/1223/12/12)
1.0 INTRODUCTION TO OPERATING SYSTEM / CLO1, CLO2
This topic introduces the terms and basic concept of operating
system.The topic describes the various types of operating system
, terminologies related to operating system, and the
interaction between applications and operating systems. This topic
describes the functions of each layer of the operating system. This
topic also covers summarization on the variety designs of user
interface for today operating system. The input output system
and boot process are briefly discussed.
(24/12/12
30/12/12)
(06:06)
SPECIAL FESTIVAL HOLIDAY (1 WEEK)
Reflections
3
(31/12/12 –
6/1/13)
4
(7/1/13 –
13/1/13)
1.0 INTRODUCTION TO OPERATING SYSTEM / CLO1, CLO2
This topic introduces the terms and basic concept of operating system.
The topic describes the various types of operating system, terminologies
related to operating system, and the interaction between applications
and operating systems. This topic describes the functions of each layer
of the operating system. This topic also covers summarization on the
variety designs of user interface for today operating system. The input
output system and boot process are briefly discussed.
5
(14/1/13 –
20/1/13)
6
(21/1/13 –
27/1/13)
7
(28/1/13 –
3/2/13)
8
(4/2/13 –
10/2/13)
(11/2/13 –
17/2/13)
2.0 MEMORY AND PROCESS MANAGEMENT / CLO1, CLO2
This topic covers the primary resources of an operating system, covering
the organization of memory management physically and virtually.
Discussions on process states, scheduling, interrupts, multi-threading,
and deadlocks are also covered.
9
(18/2/13 –
24/2/13)
2.0 MEMORY AND PROCESS MANAGEMENT / CLO1, CLO2
This topic covers the primary resources of an operating system,
covering the organization of memory management physically and
virtually. Discussions on process states, scheduling, interrupts,
multi-threading, and deadlocks are also covered.
10
(25/2/13 –
3/3/13)
11
(4/3/13 –
10/3/13)
12
(11/3/13 –
17/3/13)
3.0 FILE MANAGEMENT / CLO2, CLO3
This topic gives a description on how the operating system manages
the file system. Discussions on file organization, file allocation
methods, free space management, and backup techniques are
covered in this topic.
Laboratory
Exercise 1
Laboratory
Exercise 1
(10:10)
QUIZ 1
Laboratory
Exercise 2
Laboratory
Exercise 2
TEST 1
Laboratory
Exercise 3
SEMESTER BREAK (1 WEEK)
Problem
Based Task 1
Laboratory
Exercise 3
(06:06)
Laboratory
Exercise 4
Laboratory
Exercise 4
13
(18/3/13 –
24/3/13)
14
(25/3/13 –
31/3/13)
15
(1/4/13 –
7/4/13)
16
(8/4/13 –
14/4/13)
17
(15/4/13 –
21/4/13)
18
(22/4/13 –
28/4/13)
19
(29/4/13 –
5/5/13)
4.0 WINDOWS OPERATING SYSTEM / CLO2, CLO3
This topic describes the different administrative tools and tasks in
Windows Server including creating Active Directory Domain Services,
setting user and computer accounts, configuring permissions using NTFS,
creating various policies, and working with File Server Resource Manager.
(08:08)
QUIZ 2
TEST 2
Laboratory
Exercise 5
Laboratory
Exercise 5
Revision Week
Final Examination
Final Examination
COURSEWORK ASSESSMENT PERCENTAGE
TEST (2)
30%
LABORATORY EXERCISES (5)
40%
QUIZ (2)
10%
PROBLEM BASED TASK (1)
20%
REFERENCES :
Main :
Ann McHoes, Ida M. (2010). Understanding Operating Systems, 6th. Edition. Course Technology. (ISBN : 978-1439079201)
Others :
1. Abraham S., Greg G., Peter B. (2011). Operating System Concepts,8th. Edition.Wiley. (ISBN : 978-1118112731)
2. Andrew S. Tanenbaum and Albert S Woodhull, (2006). Operating Systems Design and Implementation, Third Edition. Prentice Hall (ISBN: 978-0131429383)
3. Cisco System. (2005). CCNA 1 and 2 Companion Guide, Revised (Cisco Networking Academy Program), 3rd Edition. Cisco Press (ISBN: 978-1-58713-150-9)
4. Rohit K. (2011). Operating Systems. IKAS Publishing House Pvt. Ltd. (ISBN : 978-8125942429)
5. Silberschatz, Galvin and Gagne, (2006). Operating System Concepts, Sixth Edition. John Wiley & Sons (ISBN: 0-471-69446-5)
6. Todd Lammle (2007). CCNA Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide (6th Edition), Wiley Publishing. (ISBN: 978-0-470-110089)
7. Wendell Odom, Thomas Knott (2006). Networking Basics CCNA 1 Companion Guide (Cisco Networking Academy). Cisco Press. (ISBN: 978-1-58713-164-6)
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( NOR ANISAH BTE MOHD SAAD )
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