Operating Systems

EECP2291
Class Schedule
Sunday 3:00-4:00
Tuesday 4:00-6:00
Thursday 8:00-10:00

NL 102
Task for Today
College Vision-Mission / Academic Policies
Assessment Plan / Delivery Plan
Training Requirements
The Laboratory
Health & Safety Orientation / Feedback Form
College Vision and Mission
Task for Today
College Vision-Mission / Academic Policies
Assessment Plan / Delivery Plan
Training Requirements
The Laboratory
Health & Safety Orientation / Feedback Form
Review of Basic Electronic Devices
Group Assignment
Training Requirements
Lab Coat
Experiment Sheets
Ballpen
Pencil
Eraser
Theory Book
The Laboratory



Leave the place as if nothing happened.
Task for Today
College Vision-Mission / Academic Policies
Assessment Plan / Delivery Plan
Training Requirements
The Laboratory
Health & Safety Orientation / Feedback Form
Review of Basic Electronic Devices
Group Assignment
Safety Practices
Other Safety Practices
Fire exit
Fire extinguisher
First Aid Kit
Never do anything that
you are unsure of
Feedback Questionnaire
5 Strongly Agree
4 Agree
3 Neutral
2 Disagree
1 Strongly Disagree



Task for Today
College Vision-Mission / Academic Policies
Assessment Plan / Delivery Plan
Training Requirements
The Laboratory
Health & Safety Orientation / Feedback Form
Review of Basic Electronic Devices
Group Assignment
Instructor
Name: Michael Cruzat Dalisay
GSM No.: 98964283
email: mcdalisay_01@yahoo.com

Goal
Provides basic concepts of
operating system with emphasis on
DOS and Windows desktop operating
systems. This course is designed to
provide a framework for future studies
of computer engineering.
Objective
The course should enable the
student to install , configure,
administer and support a desktop
(WinXX) operating system.

Outcomes
Prepare a desktop operating system installation plan
Prepare system and disk optimization and backup plans
based on user criteria
Prepare user profiles based on environment
requirements
Customize a users desktop based on user and
environment requirements
Prepare a directory (folder) structure to fit a users
needs
Differentiate between multi-user, multi-tasking and
single-tasking operating systems
Outcomes
Identify the functions of RAM, ROM, cache,
virtual memory and secondary storages, how
they are differentiated, and how the operating
system manages them
Identify basic command level commands used
to manage directories (folder) and files
Create and execute basic batch files

Marks and Grading
Component Marks
Quiz 1 5
Quiz 2 5
Continuous Practical Assessment 20
Midterm Examination 20
End-Semester Examination 30
End-Semester Practical Examination 20
Total 100
How do computers work?
There are three factors involved in a computing
environment:
Hardware
Software
Peopleware
Peopleware
These are humans who either use the programs
or create the programs. The people who create
programs are called programmers.

Hardware
These are all parts of the computer that can be
touched:
mouse
keyboard
monitor
CPU
printer
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Software
These are programs that instructs the computer
on how to use the hardware. It can be
BIOS
Applications Programs (Microsoft Office,
AutoCAD, NBA 2K14)
Operating System (like Windows XP, Linux,
Mac OSX)

The BIOS
Stands for Basic Input Output System
boot the computer by providing a basic set of
instructions
perform POST (Power-On Self Test)
load the operating system after turning on the
computer

Applications Software
The Operating System


Assignment
Create an illustration that show the different
classification of Operating System being used in
computers