Master Operating Systems in English

Master Operating System Concepts from Scratch

Created byNayyab's Tech

Last updated 4/2026

English

What you'll learn

Students who want to learn Operating System concepts from beginner to advanced level
Computer Science and IT students preparing for exams and technical interviews
Developers who want to improve their system-level understanding
Professionals aiming to boost their IT skills and career growth
Understandling Core Concepts of Operating System

Course content

1 section • 46 lectures • 7h 25m total length

What is an Operating System? | Simple Explanation for Beginners5:05
History and Evolution of Operating Systems | From Batch to Modern OS6:03
What is RAM in Operating Systems Simple Explanation for Beginners3:37
What is ROM Read-Only Memory Explained Simply4:11
Difference Between RAM and ROM | Easy Explanation for Beginners5:02
CPU Chip and OS Explained | Basics for Beginners5:55
What is a Kernel? | OS Core Explained for Beginners5:34
What is a Processor? | CPU Explained for Beginners4:06
What is Cache Memory? | Explained for Beginners6:49
Process vs Thread Difference Explained Simply3:51
Understanding Context Switching Operating System Basics12:47
What is OS Architecture Simple Guide for Beginners13:02
What is CPU Central Processing Unit Explained for Beginners6:55
CPU Scheduling in Operating Systems FCFS, SJF, RR & More18:07
Process Concept and Lifecycle in OS Explained Simply4:44
Process States & Lifecycle in OS Explained Simply5:39
Understanding Concurrency and Parallelism in OS9:39
What is Virtual Machine in Operating System6:28
What is Zombie Process in Operating System5:19
What is File System in Operating System3:16
Difference Between Program Vs Software4:43
What is Process Synchronization10:26
What are the Difference between Contiguous Vs Non Contigous Memory8:36
Parent vs Child Process in Operating System5:31
What is Multhreading in Operating System10:09
What is Deadlock in Operating System8:39
What is Latency in Operating System6:13
What is Buffering and Spooling in Operating System in English11:52
Virtualization | VMware | Virtual Box | Docker | Hypervisor and Cloud OS15:19
Directory Structures in Operating System13:42
What is Real Time Operating System in English10:28
File allocation Method in Operating System10:53
File Concept and Operation in Operating System13:50
Fragmentation | Internal Fragmentation and External Fragmentation13:32
I/O Devices and Controllers in Operaing System14:38
Types of Operating System11:31
What is Free Space Management in Operating System12:43
I/O Techniques in Operating System13:18
Memory Hierarcy In Operating System9:19
What is Security and Protection in Operating System14:44
Journaling and Modern File System in Operating System14:52
Paging and Segmentation in Operating System14:46
Page Replacement Algorithum in Operating System11:58
What are Disk Scheduling Algorithum in Operating System14:34
Virtual Memory and Demand Paging in Operating System14:45
What is Inter Process Communication in Operating System18:07

Requirements

Some Basic Computer Knowledge

Description

This course provides a clear and structured introduction to Operating System concepts, starting from the basics and moving towards more detailed topics. It is designed to help learners understand how operating systems work and how different components interact within a computer system.

In this course, you will study key topics such as process management, memory management, file systems, device management, and CPU scheduling. Each concept is explained in a simple and easy-to-understand manner with practical examples to improve clarity and build confidence step by step. The course also introduces important topics like threads, deadlocks, and synchronization to build a strong understanding of system behavior.

Basic usage of Linux and Windows operating systems is also covered to give you a practical view of how operating systems function in real environments. This helps learners connect theoretical concepts with actual system operations.

This course is suitable for students, beginners, and anyone interested in learning the fundamentals of operating systems. It can also be helpful for those preparing for exams or technical interviews.

By completing this course, learners will gain a solid understanding of operating system concepts and be able to relate them to real-world computing systems effectively and accurately in practical situations. Thanks

Who this course is for:

Beginners, Students