CAINTA CATHOLIC COLLEGE

Cainta, Rizal

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

S.Y. 2021-2022

NAME: Cada, Kyle DATE: February 2, 2022

GRADE and SECTION: IX- Albert the Great

 MULTI-PROCESSING
Operating systems (OSs) for multiprocessors accomplish the same
tasks as single-processor OSs. In order to accomplish user-initiated
activities, they plan and monitor processes and calculations. The
distinction is that multiprocessing operating systems divide the
work into subtasks, which are subsequently assigned to separate
central processing units (CPUs). To do this, multiprocessing
employs a unique communication architecture. A multiprocessing
operating system requires a way for processors to communicate
with one another as they schedule and coordinate operations.
Multiprocessing operating systems rely on parallel processing.
 MULTI-TASKING
This operating system allows a single CPU to
execute what appears to be multiple programs at
the same time. However, only one program is
being executed at a time internally. The CPU
switches its attention between programs as it
receives requests for processing, executing
statements from one program, and then from
another, using the concept of giving each
application a data frame.

 MULTI-TASKING  REAL TIME

This operating system allows a single CPU to
execute what appears to be multiple programs at the
same time. However, only one program is being
executed at a time internally. The CPU switches its
attention between programs as it receives requests
for processing, executing statements from one
program, and then from another, using the concept
of giving each application a time slice.
Real-time operating systems are employed in situations
where a great number of events, most of which are external
to the computer system, must be accepted and processed
quickly or under tight deadlines. Industrial control,
telephone switching equipment, aircraft control, and real-
time simulations are examples of such uses. The processing
time of an Real time operating system is measured in tenths
of seconds. This system is time-limited and has a set end
date. In this form of system, processing must take place
within the limits set out. Otherwise, the system will be
brought to a halt.