Mod-01 Lec-01 Programs and Data

[@venkinec2004]

These 41 lectures helps one to understand 3 classic subjects in computer field. 1) Computer organization 2) Operating systems 3) Multicore systems Thanks very much sir. These are my favorite lectures till date.

[@spollaka]

Thanks for explaining things in great detail. Thanks for the time and efforts you people have invested in making the world a better place.

[@DEV0611]

Thank you Jacob sir and IISc for this excellent course.... this is easily among THE BEST courses in NPTEL... thanks for your time sir... we are indebted!!!

[@sridhars8964]

I just viewed the first lecture. Wow, clear, legible, structured explanation of concepts. Even a novice can understand. At my old age, if I could recollect (see below) after one time view, then any student could grasp in more details. First time heard different dimensions of data, (single valued, multiple valued), (data types( integer, float)), (Lifetime, static, stack, heap). Different stages of compilation. data representation, Why least significant is called so. A must view and don't miss. Thanks a lot for this Guru.

[@mikedonot]

completed the whole course of 41 lectures, well worth the time

[@Thabadthabad]

Thanks to this course , got full marks in OS and CO in gate CS

[@roysarit]

Is this playlist fully sufficient for OS and CO? What are the online courses on other CS subjects that you suggest may benefit gate aspirants?

[@LadderVictims]

@@roysarit can you pls tell me are they enough, im gate cs aspirant

[@Hereigns4ver]

Agree with the rest of the comments!By far the best one! You're really talented! These videos are made so simple that even a novice can grasp it. God Bless!

[@PrasoonNaik]

best lectures ever created for the complicated beast topics in computer engineering. Hats off to Dr Mathew Jacob Sir

[@AnuragAgarwal55]

Thanks Prof Jacob, I am also going to teach this topic. Your lectures will go a long way in helping me.

[@saurabh7517]

Thanks for this great lecture professor.

[@PrasoonNaik]

GCC in capitals stand for GNU COMPILER COLLECTIONS which has compilers collection for different PLs and gcc in smalls is gnu c compiler which is specific compiler for compiling c code. others are g++ for gnu c++ compiler, gfortran and the like. so there is not even a single flaw in the lectures dear

[@pankajrai9732]

Lecture Notes available at: nptel.ac.in/downloads/106108055/

[@namanjain8939]

Great lectures

[@eq8904]

Please Answer find this anyone 🙏 GCC is a * Translator Compiler Interpreter all of the above a.out contains * machine instruction Days values Execution instructions all of the above Information of a.out include * symbol table Data table Pseudocode table Character data represented as * ASCII code Binary code Hexa codd What type of data is present in Heap Memory? * Local Variables global variables Static data dynamic data Code section always contains * Machine Language Instructions b. High Level language Instructions What happens to the size of heap and stack during program execution? * a. Increases b. decreases How many bits are needed to represent a character in ASCII Code?a. 8 bits b. 16 bits c. 24 bits d. 32 bits * 8 bits 16 bits 24 bits 32 bits

[@jsl_21]

Which lectures are for gate cse?

[@studentcommenter5858]

Is this OS course or HPC course. Does it have topics about Cloud computing, cluster computing etc.

[@sathvikswaminathan7933]

Isn't the stack memory for a particular program going to be fixed? Only the occupied stack memory will grow, right?

[@elave4218]

you are the best (y)

[@MuhammadKamranAzeem]

Thanks for the excellent lecture. One correction: GCC = GNU Compiler Collection. Not GNU C Compiler.

[@christiansierra9897]

thank you sir

[@SharonWilson-o6j]

Rey Bypass

[@ViswanathReddy1902]

clearly he has knowledge, but finding it difficult to communicate it. not being specific to point and over explaining it with his choice of English words which makes viewers sceptical as if he is explaining it for the first time in English. maybe because those professors were given freedom to teach in hindi at IITs and IISc.

[@roysarit]

not true. Lecture is very clear to me. May be problem is somewhere else?