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    This document outlines Chapter 6 of a textbook on scheduling policies. It introduces the topic of how to develop a basic framework for thinking about scheduling policies, including key assumptions, important metrics, and basic approaches used in early computer systems. Section 7.1 discusses making workload assumptions, noting that determining the workload is critical for building policies and the more known about the workload, the more fine-tuned the resulting policy can be. It notes some initial workload assumptions will be used for examples that are unrealistic but alright, with plans to make the assumptions more realistic later.

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    This document outlines Chapter 6 of a textbook on scheduling policies. It introduces the topic of how to develop a basic framework for thinking about scheduling policies, including key assumptions, important metrics, and basic approaches used in early computer systems. Section 7.1 discusses making workload assumptions, noting that determining the workload is critical for building policies and the more known about the workload, the more fine-tuned the resulting policy can be. It notes some initial workload assumptions will be used for examples that are unrealistic but alright, with plans to make the assumptions more realistic later.

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    Part 2 Ch. 7 - Scheduling - Introduction PDF

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    This document outlines Chapter 6 of a textbook on scheduling policies. It introduces the topic of how to develop a basic framework for thinking about scheduling policies, including key assumptions, important metrics, and basic approaches used in early computer systems. Section 7.1 discusses making workload assumptions, noting that determining the workload is critical for building policies and the more known about the workload, the more fine-tuned the resulting policy can be. It notes some initial workload assumptions will be used for examples that are unrealistic but alright, with plans to make the assumptions more realistic later.

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    Note: Type the outline of Chapter 6 like you did here.

    Also, review notes a few times to learn


    thoroughly

    The Crux: How To Develop Scheduling Policy

    How should we develop a basic framerwork for thinking about scheduling policies? What
    are the key assumptions? What metrics are important? What basic approaches have been
    used in the earliest of computer systems?

    7.1 Workload Assumptions

    workload

    Determining the workload is a critical part of building policies, and the more you about
    workload, the more fine-tunes your policy can be.

    workload assumptions aka jobs

    following assumptions are unrealistic but they will be alright for the following examples.
    Later in the text we will tighten these assumptions up to be more realistic. Keep this in mind

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