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First-Come, First-Served: Start Times, Idle Gaps, a Timeline and the Convoy Effect

Lesson 2 of 815 minLab

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You schedule five jobs in arrival order, find start and completion times including an idle gap, calculate each job's waiting time and build a timeline that shows which job runs at every time unit.

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Lessons in this course

  1. Processes & Metrics: Arrival, Burst, Turnaround, Waiting and CPU UtilisationLab15 min Locked
  2. First-Come, First-Served: Start Times, Idle Gaps, a Timeline and the Convoy EffectLab15 min Locked
  3. Shortest Job First: Ranking Bursts, Breaking Ties and Beating FCFS on Waiting TimeLab15 min Locked
  4. Priority Scheduling: Start Times with SUMIF, Starvation and a Simple Ageing RuleLab15 min Locked
  5. Round Robin: Time Quantum, Remaining Burst per Round, Context Switches and Quantum SizeLab15 min Locked
  6. Page Replacement with FIFO: Reference Strings, Frames, Hits, Faults and the Fault RateLab15 min Locked
  7. LRU and Optimal Replacement: Last Use, Next Use, Victims and Belady's AnomalyLab15 min Locked
  8. Disk Scheduling: FCFS, Shortest Seek First and the Elevator Order with Total Head MovementLab15 min Locked