CPT 304: Final Project
The course's completed concept map is provided below. We will examine each section in greater detail. The completed concept map. Please zoom in to see individual items. Features of Contemporary Operating Systems The modern operating system is a complex set of software that manages the computer hardware and provides services for programs to utilize. Operating systems are designed to be as efficient and reliable as possible while giving end users a user-friendly interface. There are a few different types of user interfaces, namely graphical (picture-driven), batch (a series of instructions to be executed, generally without user interaction), and command line (a non-graphical, text-based option for the user to issue sequential commands). System calls (SYSCALLs) are direct calls to the operating system to perform utilities for processes or users. The operating system also provides services such as security and protection, resource management, device management, and process manag