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    20EC4104 Real Time Operating System

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    This document is an exam for a Real Time Operating Systems course. It contains 10 questions testing students' understanding of key concepts in real-time systems: 1. The first question asks about the need for real-time systems and examples. Other questions cover real-time system requirements, semaphores, message queues, hard time constraints, data types used, periodic task models, examples of where RTOS are used, hard real-time systems, effective use of release times and deadlines in scheduling, clock driven/weighted round robin/priority driven approaches, comparing process/scheduling/interrupt management in RT Linux, and process management/task priority functions/memory functions in RTOS.

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    This document is an exam for a Real Time Operating Systems course. It contains 10 questions testing students' understanding of key concepts in real-time systems: 1. The first question asks about the need for real-time systems and examples. Other questions cover real-time system requirements, semaphores, message queues, hard time constraints, data types used, periodic task models, examples of where RTOS are used, hard real-time systems, effective use of release times and deadlines in scheduling, clock driven/weighted round robin/priority driven approaches, comparing process/scheduling/interrupt management in RT Linux, and process management/task priority functions/memory functions in RTOS.

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    Q.P.

    Code: 208C4104

    Reg. No:

    SIDDHARTH INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY:: PUTTUR


    (AUTONOMOUS)
    M.Tech I Year ll Semester Regular Examinations November-2021
    REAL TIME OPERATING SYSTEM
    (VLSD
    Time:3 hours Max. Marks: 60
    (Answer all Five Units 5 x12 = 60 Marks)

    a What is the need for real time system? Explain with examples. L2 6M
    b What are the specific requirements in real time system? L2 6M
    OR
    Write a short note about i) Time services ii) Scheduling Mechanisms L1 t2IM

    a Explain the salient features of Semaphore. LI 7M


    b Write in brief about that Message Queues. L1 5M
    OR
    4 Illustrate three examples for specifying hard time constraints. L2 t2y'l

    5 a What are the Data types used in real time systems? L3 6M


    b With a neat sketch, explain periodic task model of real time systems. L1 6M
    OR
    6 a What is RTOS? Give one practical example where RTOS is used? L1 7M
    b Briefly describe the Hard real time systems. L2 5M

    7 a How effective release times and deadlines are useful in real timescheduling? L2 6M
    b Write a short note on Clock driven, weighted round robin and priority driven. Ll 6M
    OR
    8 a Define task and explain with diagram all the five states of a task. Ll 4M
    b Briefly explain priority driven approach and weighted round robinapproach. L2 8M
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    9 a Compare Process, Scheduling and Interrupt Managements in RT Linux. L3 6M
    b With a neat block diagram explain process management in RT Linux. L2 6M
    OR
    10 a Explain the task Priority function 3 options on spawning. L2 4M
    b Describe memory related functions of MUCOS. L3 8M

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