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Which function is responsible for managing resources in an Operating System?
Which function is responsible for managing resources in an Operating System?
- Memory error
- Operating System Objectives
- Program development
- Kernel (correct)
What type of service does the Operating System provide when it allows controlled access to files?
What type of service does the Operating System provide when it allows controlled access to files?
- Accounting
- Program execution
- Error detection and response
- System access (correct)
In the context of Operating Systems, what is the main purpose of Error detection and response services?
In the context of Operating Systems, what is the main purpose of Error detection and response services?
- Arithmetic overflow
- Monitor performance
- Handle internal and external hardware errors (correct)
- Collect usage statistics
What is the primary function of an Operating System as a Resource Manager?
What is the primary function of an Operating System as a Resource Manager?
Which service provided by the Operating System focuses on collecting usage statistics and monitoring performance?
Which service provided by the Operating System focuses on collecting usage statistics and monitoring performance?
Which component of a computer system is responsible for managing processor registers and process priority?
Which component of a computer system is responsible for managing processor registers and process priority?
What service provided by the operating system allows programmers to address memory from a logical point of view?
What service provided by the operating system allows programmers to address memory from a logical point of view?
Which layer of the computer system is responsible for the automatic allocation and management of resources?
Which layer of the computer system is responsible for the automatic allocation and management of resources?
What mechanism is used by the operating system to detect and respond to errors in the system?
What mechanism is used by the operating system to detect and respond to errors in the system?
Which component of the operating system is responsible for tracking the use of resources by processes?
Which component of the operating system is responsible for tracking the use of resources by processes?
Which service provided by the operating system ensures the protection and access control of information?
Which service provided by the operating system ensures the protection and access control of information?
What is the primary concern of Authenticity in the context of operating systems?
What is the primary concern of Authenticity in the context of operating systems?
In the Operating System Design Hierarchy, which level adds the concept of a procedure or subroutine?
In the Operating System Design Hierarchy, which level adds the concept of a procedure or subroutine?
What is the main goal of the Executive component in the Kernel-Mode of Windows architecture?
What is the main goal of the Executive component in the Kernel-Mode of Windows architecture?
Which concept allows operating system routines to run on any available processor?
Which concept allows operating system routines to run on any available processor?
What is a key feature of Distributed operating systems?
What is a key feature of Distributed operating systems?
Which level in the Process Hardware Levels adds interrupts to the system?
Which level in the Process Hardware Levels adds interrupts to the system?
What does Symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) involve in modern operating systems?
What does Symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) involve in modern operating systems?
What is the primary function of a Device Driver in Windows architecture?
What is the primary function of a Device Driver in Windows architecture?
What does Object-oriented design allow in operating systems?
What does Object-oriented design allow in operating systems?
Which component provides base operating system services like memory management and security in Windows architecture?
Which component provides base operating system services like memory management and security in Windows architecture?
