The Operating Systems course is based on monitoring the performance of computer devices and managing the resources of a computer system. This course is designed using a set of innovative tools and strategies, both theoretical and practical, to develop students' foundational knowledge and practical skills. The topics covered in this course and their development provide the necessary knowledge to navigate between hardware devices and operating systems, reinforce the principles of computer hardware design, introduce students to information security, and guide them in managing data and sensitive information. As a result, the course aims to strengthen the connections between related subjects and enhance students' analytical abilities and design capacities in the field of computer systems.

Objectives (The objectives of the course represent the goals it aims to achieve upon completion) 1. To be able to install and configure the basic functions of Windows, Linux, and OSX operating systems. 2. To be able to install and configure devices and applications in Windows, Linux, and OSX environments. 3. To be able to manage data and sensitive information of administrated computer devices. 4. To be able to manage the security of Windows, Linux, and OSX operating systems.