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What is the term used to describe the work completed per unit time when the CPU is busy executing a process?
What is the term used to describe the work completed per unit time when the CPU is busy executing a process?
- Throughput (correct)
- Turnaround time
- Response time
- Waiting time
Which term refers to the amount of time a specific process needs to wait in the ready queue?
Which term refers to the amount of time a specific process needs to wait in the ready queue?
- Waiting time (correct)
- Turnaround time
- Response time
- Throughput
What does the term 'Response time' refer to in the context of process execution?
What does the term 'Response time' refer to in the context of process execution?
- The time from request submission to first response (correct)
- The waiting time in the ready queue
- The work completed per unit time
- The time needed for context switching
What is the purpose of timer interruption in process scheduling?
What is the purpose of timer interruption in process scheduling?
Which function is NOT performed by the Dispatcher in process scheduling?
Which function is NOT performed by the Dispatcher in process scheduling?
What does 'Turnaround Time' represent in the context of process execution?
What does 'Turnaround Time' represent in the context of process execution?
What is a process in the context of an operating system?
What is a process in the context of an operating system?
How can thread be defined within an operating system?
How can thread be defined within an operating system?
What is the primary responsibility of an operating system?
What is the primary responsibility of an operating system?
How does an operating system start managing programs on a computer?
How does an operating system start managing programs on a computer?
What initiates the process creation in an operating system?
What initiates the process creation in an operating system?
What distinguishes a process from a program?
What distinguishes a process from a program?
What is the main task of CPU scheduling?
What is the main task of CPU scheduling?
What happens to a process once it has started executing?
What happens to a process once it has started executing?
What is Preemptive Scheduling?
What is Preemptive Scheduling?
What does the operating system do after the execution of a process?
What does the operating system do after the execution of a process?
Who selects a process for execution from the ready queue?
Who selects a process for execution from the ready queue?
In which scheduling method do tasks get interrupted based on their priorities?
In which scheduling method do tasks get interrupted based on their priorities?
What is the main purpose of a dispatcher in a computer system?
What is the main purpose of a dispatcher in a computer system?
In the First Come First Serve scheduling method, which process gets CPU allocation first?
In the First Come First Serve scheduling method, which process gets CPU allocation first?
What principle does Round Robin scheduling operate on?
What principle does Round Robin scheduling operate on?
What is the key criterion for selecting the next task in Shortest Job First scheduling?
What is the key criterion for selecting the next task in Shortest Job First scheduling?
What does the multilevel queue scheduling method do?
What does the multilevel queue scheduling method do?
How does the Shortest Remaining Time algorithm allocate processes?
How does the Shortest Remaining Time algorithm allocate processes?
What is the full form of FCFS in process scheduling algorithms?
What is the full form of FCFS in process scheduling algorithms?
What is the main characteristic of Round Robin Scheduling?
What is the main characteristic of Round Robin Scheduling?
What does SJF stand for in process scheduling algorithms?
What does SJF stand for in process scheduling algorithms?
How does Priority Scheduling work in process scheduling?
How does Priority Scheduling work in process scheduling?
What is another name for Shortest Remaining Time (SRT) scheduling?
What is another name for Shortest Remaining Time (SRT) scheduling?
Which scheduling algorithm prevents newer processes from delaying the completion of older ones?
Which scheduling algorithm prevents newer processes from delaying the completion of older ones?
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