The problem OS SimLab solves

OS SimLab is a project designed to provide interactive simulations for exploring various concepts related to operating systems. From memory management techniques like partitioning, segmentation, and paging, to virtual memory and page replacement algorithms like FIFO, LRU, and LFU, to process scheduling algorithms such as FCFS, Round Robin, and Priority Scheduling, OS SimLab offers hands-on experiences to deepen understanding and intuition about how operating systems manage resources and execute processes.
OS SimLab allows users to gain practical insights into complex operating system concepts in an interactive and engaging manner. Whether you're a student looking to reinforce your understanding of OS principles or a professional seeking to refresh your knowledge, OS SimLab provides a convenient platform to explore and experiment with different OS mechanisms and algorithms.

Challenges we ran into

While building OS SimLab, we encountered challenges in accurately simulating complex OS algorithms and ensuring smooth user interaction. We overcame these hurdles through meticulous testing, iterative refinement, and collaboration among team members to implement robust solutions.