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It depends on the university. As some others have mentioned it will probably come up with some depth in operating systems. It is kind of hard to avoid in OS. I
by arghnoname 14y ago
It depends on the university. As some others have mentioned it will probably come up with some depth in operating systems. It is kind of hard to avoid in OS. I don't think it's uncommon to have a course with a bit of a focus on this kind of stuff either. You might also hit it in a networking course, though it can be avoided there.
Learning the basics on your own isn't too difficult though. Writing a single threaded web service, a forking web service, and a multi-threaded web service is a little project you can do. Ideally the processes would need to share memory or communicate with one another some way.