1. FIRST COME FIRST SERVE (FCFS)::
THE PROCESS WHICH COME FIRST WILL BE SERVED FIRST IT IS NON-PREEMPTIVE ALGORITHM.
GANTT CHART:: (arrivaltime- finish time) of each processor
P1 P2 P3 P4 P5
0-09 9-10 10-13 13-18 18-22
waiting time:: finish time-arrival time-execution time
waiting time of each processor
p1 --> 9-0-9 =0
p2-->10-3--1=6
p3-->13-3-3=7
p4-->18-6-5=7
p5-->22-7-4=11
2.PREEMPTIVE PRIORITY::
process having highest priority will execure first in preemptive mode
GANT CHART:: (TIME SLOT,REMAINING TIME)
wating time=finish time-arrival time-execution time
P1 P2(finished) P1 P1 P5(finished) P1(finished) P3(finished) P4 (finished)
0-3,6 3-4,0 4-6,4 6-7,3 7-11,0 11-14,0 14-17,0 17-22,0
finish time arrival time execution time waiting time
P1 14 0 9 5
P2 4 3 1 0
P3 17 3 3 11
P4 22 6 5 11
P5 11 7 4 0
3.NON-PREEMPTIVE PRIORITY SCHEDULING::
process having highest priority will execure first in non-preemptive mode
Gantt chart:: (Time Slot)
P1 P2 P5 P3 P4
0-9 9-10 10-14 14-17 17-22
finish time arrival time execution time waiting time
P1 9 0 9 0
P2 10 3 1 6
P3 17 3 3 11
P4 22 6 5 11
P5 14 7 4 3
4.ROUND-ROBBIN:::
each process execute in given time interval given to that process.
Gantt Chart::(TIME SLOT,REMAING TIME)
P1 P2(fin) P3(fin) P1 P4 P5 P1(FIN) P4(fin) P5(FIN)
0-3,6 3-4,0 4-7,0 7-10,3 10-13,2 13-16,1 16-19,0 19-20,0 20-22,0
finish time arrival time execution time waiting time
P1 19 0 9 10
P2 4 3 1 0
P3 7 3 3 1
P4 20 6 5 9
P5 22 7 4 11
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