CPU scheduler simulator and comparison
Simulate how an operating system schedules processes and compare algorithms on waiting time and fairness.
The brief
The scheduler decides which program runs next, and a poor choice makes a computer feel slow. Build a simulator for first-come, shortest-job, round-robin and multilevel queue scheduling, run each on realistic workloads, and compare waiting time, response time and fairness. Good looks like: results that match textbook examples, workloads that mix short and long jobs, and a recommendation for different uses.
What you will build
- Define processes with arrival and burst times
- Implement the four algorithms
- Check against textbook examples
- Generate realistic workloads
- Compare waiting time, response time and fairness
- Plot Gantt charts and write conclusions
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