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Basics of operating systems

by ERIKA MAGALY XICAY XICAY
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What is an operating system (OS)?

2

Name two core tasks of an OS

3

Which resources does the OS manage according to the slides?

4

What is the term used for automatically assigning network addresses?

5

Which architectural models of OS ?

6

What is a key feature of the virtual machine model?

7

Which devices are included in the OS administration topics shown?

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What is the primary purpose of application software (software de aplicación)?

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Which operating systems are listed as examples in the content?

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What is a key difference between monolithic and layered designs?

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An OS is software that manages hardware and supports application software.

Tasks include managing peripherals and handling data transfer between memory and storage.

Key resources are CPU time and main memory, plus I/O control.

Automatic IP address assignment is listed as a device management feature.

The material covers four models: monolithic, layered, VMs, and client/server.

Virtual machines emulate OSes and share hardware resources among VMs.

Administration of devices, including peripherals, is discussed.

Application software is designed to help users perform tasks.

Examples include Windows, Linux, MacOS, Android, and iOS.

Monolithic combines routines; layered decomposes into layers with public interfaces.

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