The document discusses various concepts related to processes in Linux including: - The fork system call which is used to create child processes. It returns different values to the parent and child processes. - Demonstrating the output of sample C programs using fork. - Printing the process IDs of the child and parent processes. - The wait system call which allows the parent process to wait for a child process to terminate. - Different exec functions like execl, execv etc. to execute new programs from within a process. - Zombie and orphan processes and how they are handled. - Developing a user-defined function similar to system() to run another program.