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Write your own Short Term Scheduler. The scheduler is a kernel program that selects jobs from the ready queue to run on the CPU. You will implement at least 1 scheduling algorithm. It will read a list of processes from a file and generate an ordered list processes for each scheduling algorithm. Environment: Ubuntu Scheduler Requirements Your scheduler(s) will read a stream of processes from an input file, schedule the processes for execution, and produce a report on the output schedule and statistics. Input Data The scheduler shall read process data from file, create a PCB for each process, and store the PCBs in the ready queue. Data is provided in a CSV file with the following format PID, Arrival_Time, Burst_Time, Priority Item, Type, Description (below): PID, Integer, Process Identifier Arrival_Time, Integer, Arrival time of the process (msec) Burst_Time, Integer, Duration or length of process (msec) Priority, Integer, Priority of process (1-10). 1 is lowest priority, 10 is highest Algorithm The scheduler shall implement one of the following scheduling algorithms: • First Come First Served • Shortest Job First • Non-preemptive Priority • Round Robin (preemptive) • Shortest Remaining Time (preemptive) Output Report: The scheduler shall generate a report with the following information: Your Name: <student name> Date: <date> Scheduling Algorithm: <alg name> Input File: <file name> Scheduled Process List: Time : PID T1 : Pa T2 : Pb T3 : Pc . . . Tx : Px Process Information Table PID : arrival time : start time : finish time : wait time : turnaround time 1 2 . . N Process Scheduling Statistics Total Run Time: xx Average Wait Time: xx Average Turnaround Time: xx Throughput: xx / sec Processing Flow 1. Read in the input data 2. Create a PCB for each process 3. Put each PCB into the ready queue 4. Initialize bookkeeping 5. While ready queue not empty a. Select PCB from ready queue b. Update bookkeeping 6. Printout Scheduled Process List 7. Printout Process Information Table 8. Printout Process Scheduling Statistics