this course provides a foundational understanding of the critical role that operating systems play in managing computer hardware and software resources. Participants will explore key topics such as process management, memory allocation, file systems, and user interfaces, gaining insights into how operating systems facilitate efficient communication between hardware and applications.

Throughout the course, students will delve into the evolution of operating systems, examining the historical context and the evolution of key concepts. Practical aspects, including hands-on exercises and case studies, will be integrated to enhance comprehension and application of theoretical knowledge.

By the end of this introduction, participants will have a solid grasp of the essential components and functionalities of operating systems, laying the groundwork for further exploration and specialization in this crucial field of computer science.

this course gives the easy understanding of open-loop system and closed-loop systems. This course deals with transfer functions of the system from block diagram representation, signal flow graph representation and electrical systems.

• Time domain analysis explains the time responses like transient and study state responses.
• Root locus explains system performance with different system gains.
• Frequency Domain analysis deals with frequency responses using Bode Plot, Polar Plot and Nyquist Plot.
• Study state analysis deals with stability of multiple input and multiple output (MIMO) systems and dynamic systems.
• Define and explain feedback and feed-forward control architecture and learn the importance of robustness, stability and performance in control design.