mit 6.s081
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The title of the course MIT6.S081 is Operating System Engineering, which mainly talks about the operating system. The professors are Robert Morris and Frans Kaashhoek, both of whom are very well-known programmers.
The course is based on a much simpler teaching operating system XV6 similar to Unix. Although it is not the original Linux, it is enough to understand how Linux works and structure. Like MIT6.824, this course is in all English and does not even have English subtitles.
This course is more like a whole than 6.824. 6.824 is more about some techniques and techniques when understanding and designing distributed systems, while 6.S081 introduces various aspects of Unix-style operating systems (although these two lessons have nothing to do with (￣.￣), but because it is connected to translation, there will inevitably be comparisons).
The operating system in practice will be more complicated, but through learning this course , you can basically have a comprehensive understanding of the operating system . . Although this course is just an undergraduate course in MIT, I recommend it to all students who are engaged in IT-related work. Mastering the operating system is beneficial for interviews, debugging, and writing code.
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