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Question 1
Easy
Define Rate Monotonic Scheduling (RMS).
π‘ Hint: What do you think happens when tasks need to run more frequently?
Question 2
Easy
What is Round-Robin Scheduling?
π‘ Hint: Think about fairness in task execution.
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Question 1
What does Rate Monotonic Scheduling prioritize?
π‘ Hint: Remember which tasks need attention first.
Question 2
True or False: Round-Robin scheduling is ideal for hard real-time systems.
π‘ Hint: Look back at the definition of Round-Robin scheduling.
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Push your limits with challenges.
Question 1
Consider a system with three tasks: T1 has a period of 5 ms, T2 has 10 ms, and T3 has 20 ms. Apply RMS and determine the execution order.
π‘ Hint: Look at which task has the shortest period.
Question 2
In a scenario with multiple dynamic tasks, how would you implement EDF to handle a sudden increase in task frequency?
π‘ Hint: Consider how tasks can shift in importance quickly.
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