CST334 - Week 8

 

CST334 – Operating Systems - Week 8

We are in the final week of the CST 335 Operating Systems course. The course was very comprehensive and covered many important and fundamental topics. I hope that much of this information I retained over the past eight weeks remains persistent and useful. In computer science, the data we store in storage, write to a database, or send as an attachment via email, among other forms, are all examples of persistence. I/O devices are the gateway to processing input and output operations by interacting with the OS. While I/O processes occur during a running program, data saved to a disk is persistent.

In life, persistence is about determination, ambition, and dedication to achieve a goal regardless of the challenges. We thrive when we have a drive that leads to the next step, fueled by strong will. Personally, my routine is my persistence path to success. By consistently following my daily habits and staying focused on my objectives, I steadily progress toward my goals and overcome obstacles that arise along the way.