Georgia Tech OMSCS Graduate Introduction to Operating Systems (GIOS) Review (non-CS undergrad)
In this video, the third in a 10-part series of course reviews from Georgia Tech's Online Master's of Science in Computer Science program, I review CS 6200 Graduate Introduction to Operating Systems (GIOS). Official course page: omscs.gatech.edu/cs-6200-introduction-operating-systems Chapters: 0:00 Intro 1:17 Lectures 2:43 Projects 4:46 Thoughts 5:50 How to prepare 6:41 More advice 7:04 Dislikes 8:00 Recommendations 8:50 Wrap up
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