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It looks like you need to be a Stanford student to be able to watch the lectures. Can anybody here recommend a good OS course(video preferably) for beginners?
by lalwanivikas 9y ago
It looks like you need to be a Stanford student to be able to watch the lectures. Can anybody here recommend a good OS course(video preferably) for beginners?
I am a self-taught developer and would love to learn it in my free time.
- ozanonay 9y agoBerkeley's CS 162 is great, and recordings are available on internet archive. There are some decent undergraduate textbooks these days too: OSTEP is particularly accessible and free online, and the Tom Anderson _Operating Systems: Principles and Practice_ book is solid.
- atak1 9y agoYou don't really need the lectures - I took the main version (cs140) with ousterhout. His notes are condensed and give you a good summary of the basics. They're also open to the public: https://web.stanford.edu/~ouster/cgi-bin/cs140-spring14/lectures.php https://web.stanford.edu/~ouster/cgi-bin/cs140-spring14/lect...
- atomicnumber1 9y agohttps://www.ops-class.org https://www.ops-class.org