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Software Engineering Fundamentals
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Module 3
OS: Memory and Concurrency Control
1
Virtual Memory: Concepts and Benefits
Explain virtual memory and its benefits, such as process isolation and larger address space.
2
Paging: Translating Virtual to Physical Addresses
Describe how paging and page tables translate virtual addresses to physical addresses.
3
Page Replacement Algorithms: Calculating Page Faults
Compare page replacement algorithms (e.g., LRU, FIFO) by calculating page faults for a given reference string.
4
Protecting Critical Sections with Mutexes
Identify a race condition in a code snippet and use a mutex to protect the critical section.
5
Semaphore Solution to Producer-Consumer Problem
Solve a producer-consumer problem using semaphores.
6
Binary vs. Counting Semaphores for Resource Allocation
Compare binary and counting semaphores and apply them to a resource allocation problem.
7
Understanding Coffman Conditions
Identify the four Coffman conditions for deadlock in a given system.
8
Deadlock Prevention: Resource Ordering
Apply a deadlock prevention strategy (e.g., resource ordering) to resolve a potential deadlock.
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