Georgia Tech Advanced Operating Systems Course

What You'll Learn

• Master advanced operating system concepts including process management, memory management, and file systems in Mac OS X and UNIX environments
• Implement efficient system calls, inter-process communication, and synchronization techniques for modern operating systems
• Analyze and optimize operating system performance using real-world tools and techniques in Mac OS X and UNIX systems
• Design and troubleshoot complex operating system components such as kernel modules, device drivers, and security features
• Apply advanced virtualization, containerization, and cloud integration strategies within Mac OS X and UNIX platforms
• Develop skills in system security, user authentication, and access control for advanced operating systems
• Utilize debugging, profiling, and monitoring tools to diagnose and resolve OS-level issues effectively
• Implement advanced networking protocols and configurations within Mac OS X and UNIX operating systems
• Create and manage system backups, recovery procedures, and disaster recovery plans for enterprise environments
• Configure and optimize system resources for high-performance computing and server environments
• Understand and apply principles of distributed systems and networked operating systems in real-world scenarios
• Evaluate and implement advanced storage solutions, including RAID, SSD, and network-attached storage (NAS) in Mac OS X and UNIX
• Develop automation scripts and system management tools to streamline OS administration tasks
• Assess security vulnerabilities and implement best practices for securing Mac OS X and UNIX operating systems
• Integrate third-party tools and software to enhance system functionality and user experience
• Explore emerging trends in operating systems, including virtualization, containerization, and cloud-native architectures