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Which of the following is NOT part of the course plan for the Operating System Concepts course?
What is the primary function of linkers and loaders in an operating system?
In the context of the Operating System Services, what is the purpose of the User and Operating System Interface?
Which component is responsible for booting an operating system when a computer is powered on?
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What does the statement 'Timely submissions, NO exceptions' indicate in the context of course guidelines?
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Which of the following is not a user goal for an operating system?
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What is the main reason for compiling an application separately for each operating system?
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In the context of operating systems, what does 'policy' refer to?
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Which of the following programming languages is commonly used for the lowest levels of an operating system?
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What is the important principle related to flexibility in operating systems?
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Study Notes
Operating System Concepts
- Linkers and loaders primary function is to locate and relocate object code and libraries to create an executable program.
Operating System Services
- The purpose of the User and Operating System Interface is to provide a command-line interface, graphical interface, or batch interface to interact with the operating system.
Boot Process
- The BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) is responsible for booting an operating system when a computer is powered on.
Course Guidelines
- 'Timely submissions, NO exceptions' indicates that students must submit their assignments on time, with no exceptions or extensions allowed.
Operating System Goals
- One of the user goals for an operating system is not "Security" (Note: Security is a fundamental user goal for an operating system, so the correct answer is something else).
Operating System Development
- Applications must be compiled separately for each operating system because of differences in the operating system's architecture, system calls, and libraries.
Operating System Policy
- In the context of operating systems, 'policy' refers to the rules and procedures that govern how the system resources are allocated and used.
Operating System Programming
- Assembly language is commonly used for the lowest levels of an operating system because of its direct access to hardware components.
Operating System Design
- The important principle related to flexibility in operating systems is that the system should be able to adapt to changing system requirements and hardware configurations.
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Description
Test your understanding of operating system services and concepts as covered in Chapter 2 Part 2 of Operating System Concepts – 10th Edition by Silberschatz, Galvin, and Gagne. This quiz covers topics such as arrival punctuality, mobile phone etiquette, class participation, preparation, submission deadlines, and attendance recording.
