Course objectives

This course introduces students to more advanced topics in operating systems. The first part of the semester deals with the administration of the Windows operating system, the second part is about UNIX-type operating systems (Linux, MacOS, Solaris, FreeBSD, etc.). In both parts we focus on compound commands, scripting, managing users, processes, services, devices, networks, and system deployment.

Learning outcomes

Students will be able to:
- manage processes and services in Windows and UNIX operating systems.
- provide advanced configuration of access and security.
- manage devices and networks in both UNIX and Windows operating systems.
- address issues related to the installation, maintenance, and repair of operating systems.

Teaching methods

Demonstration
Projection (static, dynamic)
Group work in the computer room

Assessment methods

Compulsory attendance at seminars min. 75 %.
Two tests (one from Windows, one from Linux), each at least 50 % points

Course objectives

This course introduces students to more advanced topics in operating systems. The first part of the semester deals with the administration of the Windows operating system, the second part is about UNIX-type operating systems (Linux, MacOS, Solaris, FreeBSD, etc.). In both parts we focus on compound commands, scripting, managing users, processes, services, devices, networks, and system deployment.

Learning outcomes

Students will be able to:
- manage processes and services in Windows and UNIX operating systems.
- provide advanced configuration of access and security.
- manage devices and networks in both UNIX and Windows operating systems.
- address issues related to the installation, maintenance, and repair of operating systems.

Teaching methods

Demonstration
Projection (static, dynamic)
Group work in the computer room

Assessment methods

Compulsory attendance at seminars min. 75 %.
Two tests (one from Windows, one from Linux), each at least 50 % points

Course objectives

This course introduces students to more advanced topics in operating systems. The first part of the semester deals with the administration of the Windows operating system, the second part is about UNIX-type operating systems (Linux, MacOS, Solaris, FreeBSD, etc.). In both parts we focus on compound commands, scripting, managing users, processes, services, devices, networks, and system deployment.

Learning outcomes

Students will be able to:
- manage processes and services in Windows and UNIX operating systems.
- provide advanced configuration of access and security.
- manage devices and networks in both UNIX and Windows operating systems.
- address issues related to the installation, maintenance, and repair of operating systems.

Teaching methods

Demonstration
Projection (static, dynamic)
Group work in the computer room

Assessment methods

Compulsory attendance at seminars min. 75 %.
Two tests (one from Windows, one from Linux), each at least 50 % points

Course objectives

This course introduces students to more advanced topics in operating systems. The first part of the semester deals with the administration of the Windows operating system, the second part is about UNIX-type operating systems (Linux, MacOS, Solaris, FreeBSD, etc.). In both parts we focus on compound commands, scripting, managing users, processes, services, devices, networks, and system deployment.

Learning outcomes

Students will be able to:
- manage processes and services in Windows and UNIX operating systems.
- provide advanced configuration of access and security.
- manage devices and networks in both UNIX and Windows operating systems.
- address issues related to the installation, maintenance, and repair of operating systems.

Teaching methods

Demonstration
Projection (static, dynamic)
Group work in the computer room

Assessment methods

Compulsory attendance at seminars min. 75 %.
Two tests (one from Windows, one from Linux), each at least 50 % points

Course objectives

This course introduces students to more advanced topics in operating systems. The first part of the semester deals with the administration of the Windows operating system, the second part is about UNIX-type operating systems (Linux, MacOS, Solaris, FreeBSD, etc.). In both parts we focus on compound commands, scripting, managing users, processes, services, devices, networks, and system deployment.

Learning outcomes

Students will be able to:
- manage processes and services in Windows and UNIX operating systems.
- provide advanced configuration of access and security.
- manage devices and networks in both UNIX and Windows operating systems.
- address issues related to the installation, maintenance, and repair of operating systems.

Teaching methods

Demonstration
Projection (static, dynamic)
Group work in the computer room

Assessment methods

Compulsory attendance at seminars min. 75 %.
Two tests (one from Windows, one from Linux), each at least 50 % points