Operating Systems | Systems Programming | UC Davis
Comprehensive course on operating systems and system programming concepts, with detailed lecture materials and experienced instructor. Ideal for software engineering and computer systems careers.
Introduction
ECS 150 is a course on operating systems and system programming taught at UC Davis. The course covers a wide range of topics, including OS overview, process management, synchronization, storage, and virtual memory.
Highlights
- Comprehensive coverage of operating systems and system programming concepts
- Detailed lecture materials and discussions available online under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license
- Taught by an experienced instructor who has taught the course over 10 times
- Includes tutorials on Makefiles, GDB,
printf()internals, and C macros
Recommendation
This course is recommended for students interested in learning about the fundamental concepts and principles of operating systems and system programming. It provides a solid foundation for those pursuing careers in software engineering, computer systems, or related fields.
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