I would like to hire an Article Writer

You will investigate technical problems of operating systems, and provide a written report. Your research should focus on an in-depth topic about theories, algorithms, approaches, mechanisms, or implementation of one of the following fields of operating systems: - process management - process and thread - CPU scheduling - synchronization - deadlock handling - storage management - main memory - virtual memory - file systems - mass-storage and I/O - protection and security - distributed, real-time, and multimedia systems Your topic could come from a sub-problem of cutting-edge research problems discussed in the literature (i.e., investigating a technical problem). You must also properly cite any viewpoints, methods, algorithms, data, results, figures, tables, etc. that you borrow from other papers or contributors that you discuss or include in your paper/report. All references cited should be published, or at least be publicly available, stable, and accessible online (referenced in APA or IEEE Style). Your investigation will be based on recent publications (i.e., published in the past five years) such as journal/conference papers and technical documents, and the applicable software packages (open source preferred). You are encouraged to read some papers about new techniques in operating systems. Once you have chosen your topic, you need to identify meaningful, feasible outcomes for your research on the topic. Overall, the outcomes should interest and benefit the professional community of operating system research and development. Some possible outcomes: - analysis, findings, and discovery of problems. - results of your tests, surveys, and comparative analysis. - proposals for new or improved methods, algorithms, etc. - meaningful implementation plans. - insight on future directions. Present the outcomes of your research in a 10- to 15-page paper written in a journal or conference paper format. References should be cited using APA or IEEE Style. Your paper should include the following sections: - Title - Abstract - Introduction/background: - Methods - Results and findings - Related work - Conclusion and future work - References - Appendix