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MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Explain the First-Come, First-Served (FCFS) scheduling algorithm with an example.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: How does the Shortest Job First (SJF) scheduling algorithm work? Mention its advantages and disadvantages.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Describe the working of Round Robin (RR) scheduling and explain how time quantum affects system performance.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: What is the difference between preemptive and non-preemptive scheduling? Give suitable examples.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Define multilevel queue scheduling and explain where it is used.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: What is paging in memory management? How does it help in eliminating fragmentation?

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Explain the concept of page table and its role in the paging technique.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: What is virtual memory? How does it improve system performance?

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Differentiate between logical address and physical address.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Explain the page replacement algorithms and discuss the Least Recently Used (LRU) method.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: What is thrashing in operating systems and how can it be prevented?

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Describe the difference between internal and external fragmentation.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Explain the concept of segmentation and how it differs from paging.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: What is demand paging and how does it work in virtual memory systems?

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Explain the concept of main memory management and its role in process execution.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: What is the purpose of the memory allocation techniques like first fit, best fit, and worst fit?

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Define deadlock. What are the necessary conditions for a deadlock to occur?

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Explain deadlock prevention, avoidance, and detection techniques.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: What is the function of the operating system kernel?

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Differentiate between monolithic kernel and microkernel architecture.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Explain the concept of process synchronization and describe the critical section problem.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: What is a semaphore and how is it used to solve synchronization problems?

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Define inter-process communication (IPC) and describe any two methods of IPC.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: Explain the producer-consumer problem and how it can be solved using semaphores.

MCS203 OPERATING SYSTEMS: What is file management in operating systems, and what are the different file access methods?

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