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This study guide outlines the chapters and topics to be covered in an operating systems course to help students organize their studying and earn a passing grade. It recommends students study the relevant textbook sections, solve problems at the end of each section, and practice with past exams. The guide then lists the chapter titles and section numbers to be covered in the course.

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