Info Sys

For problems 1 and 2, a computer has the following four processes that have arrived in the ready queue in the sequence shown below. NOTE: There are no mandatory time outs required.

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  • Process 1 has a run time of 30 seconds, a priority of 1, and it will require 15 seconds of I/O after 10 seconds of execution.
  • Process 2 has a run time of 20 seconds, a priority of 2, and it will require 10 seconds of I/O after 5 seconds of execution.
  • Process 3 has a run time of 25 seconds and a priority of 2.
  • Process 4 has a run time of 10 seconds and a priority of 1.

(HINT for problems 1 and 2: Review Module 6 section 2.1.2 for the definitions of these scheduling algorithms and Self-Assessment problems 1-4.)

 

1.
If the Round Robin Scheduling algorithm is used, which process completes second and why?

 

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2.
If the Non-preemptive Priority Scheduling algorithm is used, which process completes first? At what time does it complete?

 

3.
Explain the trade-offs between contiguous, noncontiguous linked, and noncontiguous indexed file allocation. In particular, note the effect on sequential and random access methods.

 

4.
Using a variable-partitioned multiprogramming memory, which of the four holes shown below will be used to satisfy a 55 KB program requirement under the conditions of:

 

occupied

occupied

occupied

occupied

0-10 KB

10-55 KB

55-140 KB

140-205 KB

205-260 KB

260-330 KB

330-350 KB

350-410 KB

410-470 KB

occupied

Hole A

Hole B

Hole C

Hole D

___ First-fit___ Best-fit___ Worst-fit

(HINT: See Module 6 section 2.2.3 and Self Assessment problem 6.)

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