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Operating Systems - Deadlocks and Threads
Whether or not a deadlock arises in an operating system depends on many different factors. To detect a deadlock the OS needs to keep track of current resource allocation and current request allocation. This course will teach you the three main ways to handle deadlocks: by detection and recovery avoidance or prevention. You will then study the Dining Philosopher’s problem and the role of mutex in deadlocks. You will also learn what semaphore and mutual exclusions are.You will then look into paralyzation and learn how threads are used within it. Threads are execution entities and light-weight processes while user threads and kernel threads are two strategies for managing threads. The course will discuss the difference between threads and processes and describe how threads are created and destroyed. You will study how different operating systems support threads in different ways and learn how a Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) perform thousands of tasks in parallel.This course on the important concepts of deadlocks and threads is part of a series of Operating Systems courses. This series includes Introduction to Memory Management Introduction to Operating Systems Processes Understanding Hardware and Software Interrupts Introduction to Scheduling and Introduction to Synchronization. Each course is designed to help you enhance your computer programming skills so once you have completed this course make sure to check the rest out!
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