Process Scheduling Objectives: At the end of the exercise, the students should be able to: Analyze the different types of process scheduling for an operating system; and Test the efficiency of some scheduling algorithms by comparing the turnaround time and/or wait time of the process. Instructions: Process Arrival Time Bust Time F J K 01 3 11 17 24 4 9. 3 12 1. Apply the following scheduling algorithms to the list of processes above. First-Come First-Serve Shortest Remaining Time First Round Robin: Quantum 3 2. For each process scheduling algorithm, provide the following: a. A complete and detailed table that contains the following criteria for each process o Finish time o Turnaround time o Waiting time b. A detailed Gantt Chart c. The average turnaround time d. The average waiting time

Process Scheduling Objectives: At the end of the exercise, the students should be able to: Analyze the different types of process scheduling for an operating system; and Test the efficiency of some scheduling algorithms by comparing the turnaround time and/or wait time of the process. Instructions: Process Arrival Time Bust Time F J K 01 3 11 17 24 4 9. 3 12 1. Apply the following scheduling algorithms to the list of processes above. First-Come First-Serve Shortest Remaining Time First Round Robin: Quantum 3 2. For each process scheduling algorithm, provide the following: a. A complete and detailed table that contains the following criteria for each process o Finish time o Turnaround time o Waiting time b. A detailed Gantt Chart c. The average turnaround time d. The average waiting time

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