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In a Batch system, the allocation of the processor is said to be user-dependent whereas in Time Sharing System, the allocation is said to be processor-dependent. Explain.
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Consider a system consisting of processes P1, P2, ..., Pn, each of which has a unique priority number. Write a monitor that allocates three identical printers to these processes, using the priority numbers for deciding the order of allocation.
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A system has three (3) processes and four (4) identical resources. Each process needs a maximum of two (2) resources. Is a deadlock possible? Explain
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If a system has only two processes, does it make sense to use a barrier to synchronize them?
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Network Technology involves the use of data systems to manage and deliver digital resources over a computer network. From your point of view, which network technology is better for any case.
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Is a timesharing system also needed in personal computer systems in which only one process exists, that process taking over the entire machine until it is finished?
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In a system with threads, is there one stack per thread or one stack per process when user-level threads are used? What about when kernel-level threads are used? Explain.
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What are the basic operations involved in interrupt driven I/O
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TWO (2) main problem dealing with I/O devices to ensure the performance of the CPU is remaining high
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What actions can be taken to avoid accessing the main memory which is not updated by the I/O device
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What are the types of I/O control methods we have
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A computer system has enough room to hold seven programs in its main memory. These programs are idle waiting for I/O half the time. What fraction of the CPU time is wasted?
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Is a clock interrupt an example of software or hardware interrupt
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Can a thread ever be preempted by a clock interrupt? If so, under what circumstances? If not, why not?
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Can traps be generated intentionally by a user program? If so, for what purpose?
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What are some roles of a software project manager
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To improve the Software team collaboration it is important that all members have information regarding development and technical management. Why?
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What is software project management all about?
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What are the steps involved in communication on windows (IPC)
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Languages continually evolve. What sort of restrictions do you think are appropriate for changes in programming languages? Compare your answers with the evolution of C
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What is a design brief in software engineering
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What is one major difference between message passing and shared memory
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In mailbox sharing, processes P1, P2 and P3 share mailbox A. Process, P1 sends; processes, P2 and P3 receive. Who gets the message? Suggest a solution for this indirect communication
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What is the major set back/ issue with shared memory approach in IPC
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What are the types of processors we have
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Do you think that advanced personal computers will have input and output spooling as a standard feature in the future? Give reasons for your answer
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What is known as a selfish thread
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Differentiate between input and output spooling
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What is input spooling
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Why is time sharing not common on second generation computers
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What procedure call will a thread invoke to voluntarily give up the CPU for another thread?
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What are some common media issues that could occur when configuring a switch
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What is the main difference between a Hub and a Switch
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What are some Advantages of multi-level feedback queue scheduling
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Describe the difference between preemptive and non-preemptive scheduling algorithms. Which is more suitable for a timesharing system and why?
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What architecture has been the strongest influence on programming languages over the past 50 years
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