The document is a question bank for the Operating System course at Rizvi College of Engineering for SE Computer Sem IV (AY 2024-25). It includes various topics such as kernel types, system calls, process scheduling, and multi-threading, along with specific questions for students to answer. The questions cover theoretical concepts as well as practical applications related to operating systems.
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The document is a question bank for the Operating System course at Rizvi College of Engineering for SE Computer Sem IV (AY 2024-25). It includes various topics such as kernel types, system calls, process scheduling, and multi-threading, along with specific questions for students to answer. The questions cover theoretical concepts as well as practical applications related to operating systems.
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Rizvi College of Engineering
Department of Computer Engineering
SE Computer Sem IV (AY 2024-25) Sub: Operating System Question Bank
1. Explain difference between monolithic kernel and microkernel.
2. Define the OS. Brief the functions of OS. 3. Write short note on System Calls with examples. 4. Explain Shell. Explain use of chmod command in Linux. 5. Write a short note on Kernel and its types. 6. Write a short note on SPOOLING with a neat labelled diagram. 7. Write a note on PCB. 8. Process Vs Threads 9. Consider the following set of processed
Proces Burst Arriva
s Time l Time
P1 10 0
P2 5 1
P3 2 2
1. Draw Gantt chart for FCFS, and Round Robin(Quantum=2).
2. Also calculate average waiting time and turnaround time for above scheduling algorithms 10. Differentiate between short term, medium term, and long term scheduler with a diagram.
11. Explain multi-threading with a neat labelled diagram.