2. INTRODUCTION
• Without software, a computer is nothing more than a
metallic mass without utility. With software, a computer
can store, process and retrieve information, find spelling
errors in manuscripts, have adventures and intervene in
many other valuable activities to earn a living.
3. WHAT IS AN OPERATIVE
SYSTEM?
• The set of computer programs that allows efficient
management of a computer's resources is known as an
operating system or system software.
4. FUNCTIONS OF OPERATING
SYSTEMS.
Interpret the commands that allow the user to communicate with
the computer.
Manage hardware errors and data loss.
Organize the files on various storage devices.
Configure the environment for the use of software and
peripherals.
5. MONOTAREAS OPERATING
SYSTEM.
•The monotopic operating systems are more
primitive and it is the opposite of what was
previously seen, that is, they can only handle one
process at a time or they can only execute the tasks
one at a time.
6. MULTI-USER OPERATING
SYSTEM.
• In this category are all systems that simultaneously meet
the needs of two or more users, who share the same
resources. This kind of system is used specially in
networks.
7. REALTIME
•A real-time operating system processes the
instructions received instantly, and once they have
been processed it shows the result.
8. CONCLUSION
•After having investigated, you can see that several
operating systems have been developed with
different interfaces and categories. All operating
systems have undergone changes by programmers,
and continue to evolve.
