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    Svs Group of Institutions: B.Tech III-I-Sem., I-Mid Term Examinations, SEP-2017

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    SVS GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS

    SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
    B.Tech III-I-Sem., I-Mid Term Examinations, SEP-2017
    SUB: OPERATING SYSTEM
    Time: 60 Min Branch: CSE Max Marks: 10

    PART A (2*5 = 10 marks) (ANSWER ANY TWO QUESTIONS)


    1. A) Explain about Operating System Services and System calls.
    B) Explain about the Operating System Structure.
    2. What is a process? Explain the Round Robin CPU Scheduling algorithm for the
    following
    Process burst Time
    P1 8
    P2 6
    P3 7
    P4 10
    Time quantum is 2, Draw the Gantt chart and find the Waiting Time of every process,
    Average Waiting Time, Turnaround time.
    3. What is Critical Section and Explain the Petersons solution.
    4. A) What is semaphore and monitor and write what problems generated when we use
    semaphores incorrectly.
    5. B) Explain the Dining-Philosophers solution using monitors.

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