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1 Introduction to Operating System and its Functions | Operating System | Lecture 1 23:56 2019-03-16
2 Types of Operating Systems(Batch, Multiprogramming, Time Sharing, Multiprocessing, Real Time) 18:06 2019-03-18
3 Process State Transition Diagram and various Schedulers | Operating System 16:40 2019-03-19
4 FCFS(First Come First Serve) CPU Scheduling Algorithm with example | Operating System 17:50 2019-03-20
5 Convoy Effect in FCFS(First Come First Serve) Algorithm| Operating System 10:58 2019-03-21
6 Shortest Job First(SJF) Scheduling Algorithm with example | Operating System 12:58 2019-03-22
7 Shortest Remaining Time First(SRTF) Scheduling Algorithm with Example | Operating System 15:16 2019-03-23
8 Advantage and Disadvantage of Shortest Job First(SJF) Scheduling Algorithm | Operating System 16:44 2019-03-27
9 SJF with Prediction of Burst Time in OS | with example 14:13 2019-03-27
10 SJF with processes having CPU and IO Time | CPU Scheduling Algorithm in OS 23:11 2019-04-22
11 FCFS with IO Time - CPU Scheduling Algorithm in OS 14:54 2019-04-23
12 Round Robin(RR) CPU Scheduling Algorithm in OS with example 19:47 2019-04-24
13 Round Robin(RR) Scheduling example with advantages and drawbacks | Operating Systems 23:03 2019-04-24
14 GATE Computer Science previous year question on Round Robin(RR) scheduling | Operating Systems 6:06 2019-04-25
15 Non Preemptive Priority Scheduling Algorithm with example | Operating System 15:34 2019-04-26
16 Lec 17: Preemptive Priority Scheduling Algorithm in OS with example | Operating System 17:48 2019-04-26
17 Lec18 Starvation and Aging in Priority Scheduling | Operating Systems 9:49 2019-04-28
18 Lec19 Deadlock | Necessary conditions for Deadlock | Operating Systems 13:15 2019-05-04
19 Lec20 Resource Allocation Graph in Deadlock | with example | Operating System 25:09 2019-05-07
20 Lec21 Deadlock handling methods | Deadlock Prevention | Operating System 31:13 2019-05-08
21 Lec22 Deadlock Avoidance with Resource Allocation Graph(with example) | Operating System 16:40 2019-05-09
22 Lec23 Deadlock Avoidance: Banker's Algorithm with example | Operating System 21:12 2019-05-10
23 Lec24 Deadlock Avoidance: Bankers(Resource Request Algorithm) with example |Operating System 21:19 2019-05-10
24 Lec25 Deadlock Detection and Recovery : Wait-for Graph and Banker's algorithm | Operating System 19:07 2019-05-16
25 Lec26 Deadlock Recovery in Operating System 11:56 2019-05-16
26 Lec27 Deadlock | GATE Question Previous Year | Operating System 11:27 2019-05-17
27 CPU Scheduling Criteria in Operating system | Various Times related to Process 8:25 2019-03-20
28 Lec28 Page replacement Introduction| FIFO page replacement algorithm with example| Operating System 20:09 2019-05-30
29 Lec29 Page Replacement Algorithms | LRU and optimal | Operating Systems 16:18 2019-05-31
30 Lec30 Belady's Anomaly in FIFO page replacement algorithm with example | Operating System 11:27 2019-06-05
31 Lec31 Multilevel queues and multilevel feedback queue scheduling | Operating systems 13:52 2019-07-09
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