State any CPU scheduling criteria?

1. CPU utilization: The percentage of time the CPU is busy executing processes.
2. Throughput: The number of processes completed per unit of time.
3. Turnaround time: The total time taken to execute a process, including waiting time and execution time.
4. Waiting time: The total time a process spends waiting in the ready queue before being executed.
5. Response time: The time taken for the system to respond to a user request.
6. Fairness: Ensuring that all processes are given a fair share of CPU time.
7. Priority: Assigning higher priority to certain processes based on their importance or urgency.
8. Preemption: Allowing higher priority processes to interrupt lower priority processes and take control of the CPU.
9. Efficiency: Minimizing the overhead and maximizing the overall system performance.

- Arrival time: The time at which a process enters the ready queue.
- Burst time: The amount of time a process needs to execute.
- Completion time: The time at which a process finishes execution.
- Priority: A value assigned to a process that indicates its importance.
- Response time: The time it takes for a process to start executing after it enters the ready queue.
- Turnaround time: The time it takes for a process to complete execution, from the time it enters the ready queue to the time it finishes execution.
- Waiting time: The time a process spends in the ready queue waiting to execute.