System Programming with Linux

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This System Programming with Linux course provides a deep understanding of the operating system architecture and low-level interfaces (principally, system calls and library functions) that are required to build system-level, multithreaded, and network applications on Linux and UNIX systems. The course consists of a mixture of detailed presentations coupled with a large number of carefully designed practical exercises that allow participants to apply the knowledge learned in the presentations.

By the completion of the course, participants will have the mastery needed to write complex systems, networks, and multithreaded applications on a Linux or UNIX system. Previous system programming experience (on Linux, UNIX, or any other operating system) is not required.

 

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What Will You Learn?

  • Low-level file I/O
  • Processes
  • Files, directories, and links
  • Signals
  • Process lifecycle: creation, termination, and waiting on child processes
  • Creating processes and executing programs
  • POSIX threads
  • Interprocess communication (pipes, FIFOs, message queues, semaphores, shared memory)
  • Network programming (sockets)
  • Privileged programs (set-UID, set-GID) and secure programming
  • Alternative I/O models (poll(), select(), signal-driven I/O, epoll)

Course Content

System Programming with Linux

  • Lec01 Introduction to System Programming
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  • Lec29 Programming With Shared Memory
    00:00
  • Lec28 Message Queues
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  • Lec27 Programming UNIX Named Pipes
    00:00
  • Lec26 Programming UNIX Pipes
    00:00
  • Lec25 Design and Code Of Signal Handlers
    00:00
  • Lec24 Overview Of UNIX IPC And Signals On The Shell
    00:00
  • Lec23 Multi Threaded Programming
    00:00
  • Lec22 Design And Code Of UNIX Shell Utility
    00:00
  • Lec30 Memory Mapped Files
    00:00
  • Lec31 Synchronization among Threads
    00:00
  • Lec39 Exploiting Buffer Overflow Vulnerability Part-II
    00:00
  • Lec38 Exploiting Buffer Overflow Vulnerability Part-I
    00:00
  • Lec37 Socket Programming Part-IV
    00:00
  • Lec36 Socket Programming Part-III
    00:00
  • Lec35 Socket Programming Part-II
    00:00
  • Lec34 Socket Programming Part-I
    00:00
  • Lec33 Overview Of TCPIP Architecture and Services
    00:00
  • Lec32 Programming with POSIX Semaphores
    00:00
  • Lec21 Process Scheduling Algorithms
    00:00
  • Lec20 Design and Code Of Daemon Processes
    00:00
  • Lec09 Stack Behind the Curtain
    00:00
  • Lec08 Exit Handlers and Resource Limits
    00:00
  • Lec07 Versioning Systems git-II
    00:00
  • Lec06 Versioning Systems git-I
    00:00
  • Lec05 GNU autotools and cmake
    00:00
  • Lec04 UNIX make utility
    00:00
  • Lec03 Working of Linkers: Creating your own Libraries
    00:00
  • Lec02 C Compilation: A System Programmer Perspective
    00:00
  • Lec10 Heap Behind the Curtain
    00:00
  • Lec11 Design and Code of UNIX more utility
    00:00
  • Lec19 Process Management-III
    00:00
  • Lec18 Process Management-II
    00:00
  • Lec17 Process Management-I
    00:00
  • Lec16 Programming Terminal Devices
    00:00
  • Lec15 Design and Code Of UNIX who Utility
    00:00
  • Lec14 Design and Code of UNIX ls Utility
    00:00
  • Lec13 UNIX File Management
    00:00
  • Lec12 UNIX File System Architecture
    00:00
  • Lec40 Exploiting Buffer Overflow Vulnerability Part-III
    00:00

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