The OS CPU Scheduling Algortihms Visualizer is an interactive tool designed to help users understand and visualize various CPU scheduling algorithms used in operating systems. These algorithms manage the execution of processes by determining the order in which they access the CPU, which is crucial for optimizing performance and resource utilization.
Highlighted features:
- User Input Interface: The interface offers fields for process ID, arrival time, and burst time, accommodating multiple processes efficiently, thus enabling seamless input management.
- Final Table: Presenting a comprehensive breakdown, the final table meticulously showcases arrival time, burst time, completion time, turnaround time, and waiting time for each process, ensuring a thorough analysis of scheduling outcomes.
- Gantt Chart: With clarity and precision, the Gantt chart visually articulates the sequence of process executions, providing an intuitive understanding of system operation over time.
- Timeline Chart: Through a graphical representation, the timeline chart vividly illustrates the scheduling period, delineating active processing periods and idle intervals, facilitating insightful observation of system behavior.
- Time Log: Offering detailed insight into process execution, the time log provides a visual representation of each process's activity, enhancing comprehension of system dynamics and performance.
*For optimal visualization, please use this on a large screen.