Threads: Concurrency and Parallelism in Computer Systems

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Covers the concepts of isolation and protection in computer systems, focusing on process security and resource management techniques.

Covers locking primitives necessary to prevent race conditions in multithreaded programming, focusing on mutual exclusion and atomic operations.

Covers process abstraction in operating systems, focusing on execution management and resource allocation for concurrent program execution.

Explores process execution, protection, and efficient OS mechanisms for secure and reliable multi-program environments.

Explores concurrency primitives, mutual exclusion, and synchronization pitfalls in operating systems, focusing on condition variables and semaphores.

Explains how operating systems create the illusion of dedicated and infinite resources through virtualization and process abstraction.

Explains mutexes as thread locks, addressing busy waiting and ensuring efficient synchronization in multi-threaded applications.

Covers the essential role of operating systems in managing hardware and enabling applications across various devices.

Covers the basics of concurrency, focusing on threads and synchronization, including thread joining and challenges of non-deterministic execution.

Explains address space abstraction, focusing on memory management, stack and heap structures, and their roles in dynamic memory allocation.