ABSTRACT
The End to End Dynamic Round Robin (E-EDRR) Scheduling Algorithm Utilizing Shortest Job First Analysis functions as a method of queuing and allocating time to tasks that the CPU will process. It is an improved Round Robin that uses Shortest Job First to compare tasks and end to end method to execute tasks. It aims to reduce these three metrics: (1) the time it takes to complete tasks, (2) the time it takes for the ready-for-processing tasks to be executed, and (3) the number of times the CPU switches between tasks. To verify these aims, test cases were conducted that showed the comparative results between E-EDRR and the original algorithms, (Round Robin and Shortest Job First). In the findings, it satisfied the expectations by getting lower scores than both of the original algorithms from all the metrics in all test cases except in one where the Round Robin's variables favor the conditions of the case. It was concluded that E-EDRR has achieved its goal and proved its theoretical acquisitions.
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- End to End Dynamic Round Robin (E-EDRR) Scheduling Algorithm Utilizing Shortest Job First Analysis
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