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A real-time operating system (RTOS) is an operating system that guarantees a certain capability within a specified time constraint. For example, an operating system might be designed to ensure that a certain object was available for a robot on an assembly line....

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Course Curriculum

4 Sections | 20 Lecture | 09h 32min total length

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Week -1

| 02h 21min total length

Lecture 1 : Introduction
28m
Lecture 2 : Basics of Tast scheduling
26m
Lecture 3 : Cyclic executives
27m
Lecture 4 : Cyclic Scheduler
30m
Lecture 5 : Cyclic Scheduler
29m

Week -2

| 02h 26min total length

Lecture 6 : Exercises on Frame size Selectoin
28m
Lecture 7: Event-driven schedulers
31m
Lecture 8 : Rate Monotonic Algorithm
27m
Lecture 9 RMA Task Schedulability?
30m
Lecture 10 : Rate Monotonic Analysis
29m

Week -3

| 02h 19min total length

Lecture 11 : RMA Generalizations
28m
Lecture 12 : Further RMA Generalizations
26m
Lecture 13 : Resource Sharing among Real-Time Tasks
27m
Lecture 14 : Solution to Priority Inversion Problem
28m
Lecture 15 : Highest Locker Protocol
28m

Week -4

| 02h 24min total length

Lecture 16 : Priority Ceiling Protocol
30m
Lecture 17: PCP Priority Inversions
27m
Lecture 18 : Analysis of PCP priority inversions
29m
Lecture 19 : Some basic issues in Real-Time Operating Systems
28m
Lecture 20 : Unix as a Real-Time operating System
28m

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