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What occurs when the running process terminates and moves to a waiting state?
What occurs when the running process terminates and moves to a waiting state?
- Medium-term scheduler
- Swapping (correct)
- Long-term scheduler
- Degree of multiprogramming
In process scheduling, what does the ready queue keep?
In process scheduling, what does the ready queue keep?
- Processes terminated and moved to waiting state
- All processes in the system (correct)
- Processes waiting for resource allocation
- Processes in the running state
What type of scheduler allocates resources to a process for a fixed amount of time?
What type of scheduler allocates resources to a process for a fixed amount of time?
- Degree of multiprogramming
- Short-term scheduler (correct)
- Medium-term scheduler
- Long-term scheduler
Which queue maintains all the processes in the system?
Which queue maintains all the processes in the system?
When CPU gives priority to other processes and replaces the running process, what type of switching occurs?
When CPU gives priority to other processes and replaces the running process, what type of switching occurs?
What is the primary objective of the job scheduler?
What is the primary objective of the job scheduler?
Which scheduler is responsible for changing the process state from ready to running?
Which scheduler is responsible for changing the process state from ready to running?
What happens to a running process if it makes an I/O request?
What happens to a running process if it makes an I/O request?
How does swapping impact the degree of multiprogramming?
How does swapping impact the degree of multiprogramming?
Which scheduler is responsible for selecting the process to execute next?
Which scheduler is responsible for selecting the process to execute next?
What is the main task of a Long-Term Scheduler?
What is the main task of a Long-Term Scheduler?
What is the role of a Short-Term Scheduler?
What is the role of a Short-Term Scheduler?
Which type of scheduler is responsible for deciding which programs are admitted to the system for processing?
Which type of scheduler is responsible for deciding which programs are admitted to the system for processing?
What is the primary function of a Medium-Term Scheduler?
What is the primary function of a Medium-Term Scheduler?
In the context of process scheduling, what does 'swapping' refer to?
In the context of process scheduling, what does 'swapping' refer to?
Which scheduler is responsible for swapping processes in and out of memory?
Which scheduler is responsible for swapping processes in and out of memory?
Which scheduler has the fastest speed among all?
Which scheduler has the fastest speed among all?
Which scheduler mainly controls the degree of multiprogramming?
Which scheduler mainly controls the degree of multiprogramming?
Which statement best describes the presence of the Medium-Term Scheduler in time-sharing systems?
Which statement best describes the presence of the Medium-Term Scheduler in time-sharing systems?
What is the primary function of the Long-Term Scheduler?
What is the primary function of the Long-Term Scheduler?
What is the primary responsibility of an operating system in connection with disk management?
What is the primary responsibility of an operating system in connection with disk management?
Which mechanism is primarily responsible for controlling access to computer resources based on proper authorization from the operating system?
Which mechanism is primarily responsible for controlling access to computer resources based on proper authorization from the operating system?
What is the main function of a command interpreter in an operating system?
What is the main function of a command interpreter in an operating system?
In the context of operating system services, what environment does an OS provide for programs to execute?
In the context of operating system services, what environment does an OS provide for programs to execute?
What aspect of computer system management ensures that resources like files and memory segments are accessed only by authorized processes?
What aspect of computer system management ensures that resources like files and memory segments are accessed only by authorized processes?
What is the role of an operating system in error detection?
What is the role of an operating system in error detection?
How does an operating system contribute to resource allocation?
How does an operating system contribute to resource allocation?
What is the primary purpose of protection mechanisms implemented by an operating system?
What is the primary purpose of protection mechanisms implemented by an operating system?
How does an operating system contribute to communication among processes?
How does an operating system contribute to communication among processes?
What is the significance of file system manipulation in an operating system?
What is the significance of file system manipulation in an operating system?
What is one of the tasks of I/O Device Management component?
What is one of the tasks of I/O Device Management component?
Which activity is NOT the responsibility of the operating system in file management?
Which activity is NOT the responsibility of the operating system in file management?
What is the primary function of Network Management in a computer network?
What is the primary function of Network Management in a computer network?
Which statement best describes file management in an operating system?
Which statement best describes file management in an operating system?
What does the operating system do in connection with file backup?
What does the operating system do in connection with file backup?
What is the primary function of an Operating System with respect to error handling?
What is the primary function of an Operating System with respect to error handling?
How does the Operating System typically handle resource allocation?
How does the Operating System typically handle resource allocation?
In the context of protection, what does 'providing a mechanism for process synchronization' mean?
In the context of protection, what does 'providing a mechanism for process synchronization' mean?
What is one of the key roles of an Operating System in communication between user and device drivers?
What is one of the key roles of an Operating System in communication between user and device drivers?
When it comes to I/O operations, what does 'I/O operation' refer to?
When it comes to I/O operations, what does 'I/O operation' refer to?
What is the primary goal of file management in an operating system?
What is the primary goal of file management in an operating system?
In the context of network management, what does 'network health' primarily refer to?
In the context of network management, what does 'network health' primarily refer to?
What is the significance of providing custom drivers for each device in I/O Device Management?
What is the significance of providing custom drivers for each device in I/O Device Management?
Which activity is NOT a responsibility of the operating system in file management?
Which activity is NOT a responsibility of the operating system in file management?
What is the primary role of the operating system in protection mechanisms?
What is the primary role of the operating system in protection mechanisms?
What is a primary function of an operating system in relation to error detection?
What is a primary function of an operating system in relation to error detection?
In the context of resource management, what is the significance of protection mechanisms implemented by an operating system?
In the context of resource management, what is the significance of protection mechanisms implemented by an operating system?
Which activity is NOT a responsibility of the operating system in service management?
Which activity is NOT a responsibility of the operating system in service management?
What is the primary role of the Long-Term Scheduler in resource allocation?
What is the primary role of the Long-Term Scheduler in resource allocation?
In protection mechanisms, what is the significance of providing a mechanism for process communication?
In protection mechanisms, what is the significance of providing a mechanism for process communication?
What is the primary role of an operating system in error detection?
What is the primary role of an operating system in error detection?
Which of the following best describes the function of an operating system in resource allocation?
Which of the following best describes the function of an operating system in resource allocation?
In the context of protection mechanisms, what is the purpose of 'resource allocation'?
In the context of protection mechanisms, what is the purpose of 'resource allocation'?
What is one of the key responsibilities of an operating system in ensuring protection?
What is one of the key responsibilities of an operating system in ensuring protection?
When it comes to file system manipulation, what does 'handling program's execution' mean for the operating system?
When it comes to file system manipulation, what does 'handling program's execution' mean for the operating system?
What is the main purpose of the operating system in connection with error handling?
What is the main purpose of the operating system in connection with error handling?
In terms of resource management, what does the operating system primarily ensure?
In terms of resource management, what does the operating system primarily ensure?
What is the key role of the operating system in relation to protection mechanisms?
What is the key role of the operating system in relation to protection mechanisms?
Regarding services provided by the operating system, what does it offer users?
Regarding services provided by the operating system, what does it offer users?
When it comes to error detection and handling, what is the primary task assigned to the operating system?
When it comes to error detection and handling, what is the primary task assigned to the operating system?
Study Notes
Process Scheduling
- The switching of resources occurs when the running process terminates and moves to a waiting state.
- There are two types of process scheduling: Non-Preemptive and Preemptive.
- In Preemptive scheduling, the OS allocates resources to a process for a fixed amount of time, and the process switches from running state to ready state or from waiting state to ready state.
Process Scheduling Queues
- The OS maintains separate queues for each of the process states.
- Process Control Blocks (PCBs) of all processes in the same execution state are placed in the same queue.
- When the state of a process is changed, its PCB is unlinked from its current queue and moved to its new state queue.
- There are three main queues: Job queue, Ready queue, and Device queue.
Comparison of Schedulers
- Long-Term Scheduler (Job Scheduler): selects processes from the pool and loads them into memory for execution, controls the degree of multiprogramming, and is minimal in time-sharing systems.
- Short-Term Scheduler (CPU Scheduler): selects processes that are ready to execute, allocates CPU to one of them, and is faster than Long-Term Scheduler.
- Medium-Term Scheduler (Process Swapping Scheduler): reduces the degree of multiprogramming, is a part of time-sharing systems, and is responsible for handling swapped out processes.
Operations on Processes
- Process Creation: creates processes in the system, triggered by user requests, system initialization, process creation system calls, or batch job initialization.
- Process Termination: occurs when a process completes its execution or is terminated by the OS.
- Process Preemption: occurs when the OS suspends a process temporarily and resumes another process.
- Process Blocking: occurs when a process is suspended until the required resources are available.
Process States
- Two-State Process Model: Running and Non-Running states.
- Running: a new process is created and enters into the system as in the running state.
- Non-Running: processes that are not running are kept in a queue, waiting for their turn to execute.
Schedulers
- Schedulers are special system software that handle process scheduling in various ways.
- There are three types of schedulers: Long-Term Scheduler, Short-Term Scheduler, and Medium-Term Scheduler.
- Their main task is to select the jobs to be submitted into the system and decide which process to run.
Operating System Services
- Program Execution: loads a program into memory, executes the program, and handles program's execution.
- I/O Operation: manages the communication between user and device drivers, and provides access to the required I/O device.
- File System Manipulation: provides a mechanism for file management, including file creation, deletion, and manipulation.
- Communication: provides a mechanism for process communication.
- Error Detection: provides a mechanism for error detection.
- Resource Allocation: provides a mechanism for resource allocation.
- Protection: provides a mechanism for protection.
- Command Interpreter System: provides a convenient programming environment to the users.
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Test your knowledge on job scheduling and CPU scheduling, including the objectives of job scheduler and short term scheduler in operating systems. Learn about balancing job types and controlling multiprogramming degrees.