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    WELCOME

    TO
    THE
    PRESENTATIO
    N
    CEREMONY
    OF
    OUR GROUP.

    COMPUTER FUNDAMENTAL
    OPERATING SYSTEM

    Presented By :
    KAZI ALIMUL ALAM
    REZWAN UL HAQUE AUBHI
    MINHAJUL HAQUE
    &
    JULKARNAIN CHOWDHURY

    OPERATING SYSTEM

    Definition of OPERATING SYSTEM


    Types
    Features

    Examples
    Recent Development

    OPERATING
    SYSTEM

    aninterfacebetweenhardwareanduser
    management and coordination
    sharing the resources of a computer
    acts as a host forcomputing applicationsrun on the
    machine

    handle the resource allocation and access protection


    of the hardware

    offer a number of services to application programs


    and users

    Applications access these services throughapplication

    TYPES

    Real Time OS
    Single user single tasking
    Single user multi-tasking
    Multi user multi tasking

    FEATURE
    execution
    S Program
    Fast access

    Protected & supervisor mode


    Memory management
    Virtual memory
    Multi tasking
    Disc access & file systems
    Networking
    Security
    File System support in modern

    operating systems
    Journalized file systems
    Device Management
    Drive Management
    Data Management
    Access Control
    Link between soft & hardware
    Fixing errors
    Optimization
    Use of utilities

    NETWORKI
    NG
    supporting a variety of
    networking protocols,
    hardware, and
    applications
    computers running
    dissimilar operating
    systems can participate
    in a commonnetwork
    computing, files,
    printers, and scanners
    using either wired or
    wireless connections.
    Networks can
    essentially allow a
    computer's operating
    system to access the
    resources of a remote
    computer

    EXAMPLES OF OPERATING
    SYSTEM
    GNU/Linux and

    Unix-like
    operating
    systems
    Mac OS X
    Microsoft
    Windows (OS)
    Google Chrome
    OS
    Real-time
    operating

    MICROSOFT
    WINDOWS
    currently supports NTFS

    andFATfile systems
    (includingFAT16andFAT32)
    network file systemsshared from
    other computers
    the ISO 9660 and UDF file
    systems used forCDs,DVDs, and
    other optical discs such asBlu-ray
    each file system is usually
    limited in application to certain
    media, for example CDs must use
    ISO 9660 or UDF, and as
    ofWindows Vista

    OTHER OSs
    Older operating systems which are

    still used
    Mac OS, the non-Unix precursor to
    Apple's Mac OS X;BeOS;XTS-300
    most notablyAmigaOS 4andRISC
    OS, continue to be developed as
    minority platforms
    operating systems for 8 bit
    computers - Apple's DOS (Disk
    Operating System) 3.2 & 3.3 for
    Apple II, ProDOS, UCSD, CP/M
    available for various 8 & 16 bit
    environment
    GNU Hurdis designed to be
    backwards compatible with Unix,
    Singularityis a project atMicrosoft
    Researchto develop an operating
    system
    with
    bettermemory
    protectionbased
    on
    the
    .NET
    managed code model.

    the latest public


    release version
    ofMicrosoft Windows, a
    series ofoperating
    systemsproduced
    byMicrosoft.
    Windows 7 was
    intended to be a more
    focused, incremental
    upgrade to the
    Windows line, with the
    goal of being fully
    compatible with
    applications and
    hardware with which
    Windows Vista is
    already compatible.
    focused onmultitouchsupport, a
    redesignedWindows

    RECENT
    DEVELOPMENT
    WINDOWS 7
    a home networking
    system called Home
    Group, and performance
    improvements.
    Some applications that
    have been included with
    prior releases of
    Microsoft Windows,
    includingWindows
    Calendar,Windows Mail,
    Windows Movie Maker,
    andWindows Photo
    Gallery, are not included
    in Windows 7

    References
    1.Paul, Ryan (2007-09-03)."Linux market share set to surpass
    Win 98, OS X still ahead of Vista". Arstechnica.com. Retrieved
    2009-10-23.
    2."Linux server market share keeps growing". Linuxwatch.com. 2007-05-29. Retrieved 2009-07-15
    3.http://inf3-www.informatik.unibwmuenchen.de/research/linux/milan/paper_milan.pdf
    4.Poisson, Ken."Chronology of Personal Computer Software".
    Retrieved on 2008-05-07. Last checked on 2009-03-30.
    5."My OS is less hobby than yours".Osnews. December 21,
    2009. Retrieved December 21, 2009.
    Auslander, Marc A.; Larkin, David C.; Scherr, Allan L.
    (1981).The evolution of the MVS Operating System. IBM J.
    Research &
    6.Development.http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/rd/255/au
    slander.pdf
    Deitel, Harvey M.; Deitel, Paul; Choffnes, David.Operating

    THANK

    YOU

    FOR BEING

    WITH US!

    THANK YOU
    VERY MUCH
    FOR YOUR
    PATIENCE.WE
    HOPE THAT YOU
    HAVE ENJOYED
    THE
    PRESENTATION
    &WE WERE
    ABLE TO
    PLEASE YOU BY
    PROVIDING THE
    INFORMATION
    ON OPERATING
    SYSTEM.

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