OPERATING SYSTEM 2: Concurrent Processes, Lesson

Simultaneous processing (or concurrent processes, parallel activities) is an essential feature of operating systems. This simultaneity can be observed at the hardware level (central processors, channels, peripherals, etc.), from which the software level is established. Its importance lies in the objectives assumed by the functions of an operational operating system, in order to make the most of hardware possibilities, in particular the increase in processing power. This power, which we are constantly striving to increase by various means (hardware/software), is at the root of the overriding objective of achieving optimum response times.

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• Maître assistant de 1985 a 1995 en la Universidad de Constantine- Maître assistant de 1995 a 1996 en la Universidad de Sétif1- Chargée de cours de 1996 en la Universidad de Sétif1- Maitre de conférences B de 2007 en la Universidad de Sétif1- Maitre de conférences A de 2014 en la Universidad de Sétif1- Professeur de 2020.