This document provides an introduction to the Disk Operating System (DOS) including Microsoft DOS. It discusses the functions of DOS in translating commands for the CPU and establishing a link between hardware and software. The document outlines different DOS commands including internal commands stored in memory like COPY CON, MD, and CLS to create files, make directories, and clear the screen. External commands on disks or hard drives are also mentioned like EDIT, ATTRIB, and RESTORE to edit files, change file attributes, and restore backed up files. Syntax examples are provided for some of the commands.