Operating Systems and Computer Networks

The Operating Systems and Computer Networks course is designed to give students a strong foundation in how computers manage resources, run applications, and communicate over networks.
This course bridges the gap between system-level understanding and network-level communication, providing both theoretical depth and practical exposure.

You’ll start by exploring how operating systems handle processes, memory, and file management, then move into networking topics such as data transmission, IP addressing, and routing protocols.
Each module includes hands-on labs, coding assignments, and real-world simulations to help you apply your knowledge practically.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

• Understand how modern operating systems and networks function together.

• Design and simulate real networking environments.

• Analyze and optimize system performance.

• Build a foundation for advanced fields like Cybersecurity, Cloud Computing, and DevOps.

This course is ideal for anyone who wants to truly understand what happens “under the hood” of a computer and the internet.