Using the priority list T6, T4, T9, T5, T10, T7, T1, T3, Tg, T2, schedule the project below with two processors.

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### Project Scheduling with Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAG)

#### Task Scheduling Using a Priority List

**Objective**: Schedule the project using two processors based on the priority list.

**Priority List**: T₆, T₄, T₉, T₅, T₁₀, T₇, T₁, T₃, T₈, T₂

#### Task Diagram Explanation

The diagram is a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) representing tasks and their dependencies in a project:

- **Nodes (Tasks)**: Each node represents a task, labeled T₁ to T₁₀. The numbers in parentheses next to each task indicate the time units required to complete the task (e.g., T₁ (12) takes 12 time units).
- **Arrows (Dependencies)**: Arrows between tasks show the dependency order. A task at the start of an arrow must be completed before the task at the end of the arrow can begin.
- **Nodes to Complete the Project**: Start and End nodes indicate the beginning and completion of the project.

#### Task List and Times

- **T₁ (12)**: Requires 12 units
- **T₂ (9)**: Requires 9 units
- **T₃ (10)**: Requires 10 units
- **T₄ (8)**: Requires 8 units
- **T₅ (7)**: Requires 7 units
- **T₆ (2)**: Requires 2 units
- **T₇ (6)**: Requires 6 units
- **T₈ (11)**: Requires 11 units
- **T₉ (5)**: Requires 5 units
- **T₁₀ (3)**: Requires 3 units

#### Scheduling Task with Processors

- **Processor Assignment**: Tasks must be assigned to two processors based on the priority list order.
  
  - Task 7 (T₇) is assigned to Processor 1.
  - Task 8 (T₈) is assigned to Processor 1.

**Instructions**: Enter the start time for each task performed by the processor in the provided input fields. Tasks must adhere to dependencies before initiation.
Transcribed Image Text:### Project Scheduling with Directed Acyclic Graphs (DAG) #### Task Scheduling Using a Priority List **Objective**: Schedule the project using two processors based on the priority list. **Priority List**: T₆, T₄, T₉, T₅, T₁₀, T₇, T₁, T₃, T₈, T₂ #### Task Diagram Explanation The diagram is a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) representing tasks and their dependencies in a project: - **Nodes (Tasks)**: Each node represents a task, labeled T₁ to T₁₀. The numbers in parentheses next to each task indicate the time units required to complete the task (e.g., T₁ (12) takes 12 time units). - **Arrows (Dependencies)**: Arrows between tasks show the dependency order. A task at the start of an arrow must be completed before the task at the end of the arrow can begin. - **Nodes to Complete the Project**: Start and End nodes indicate the beginning and completion of the project. #### Task List and Times - **T₁ (12)**: Requires 12 units - **T₂ (9)**: Requires 9 units - **T₃ (10)**: Requires 10 units - **T₄ (8)**: Requires 8 units - **T₅ (7)**: Requires 7 units - **T₆ (2)**: Requires 2 units - **T₇ (6)**: Requires 6 units - **T₈ (11)**: Requires 11 units - **T₉ (5)**: Requires 5 units - **T₁₀ (3)**: Requires 3 units #### Scheduling Task with Processors - **Processor Assignment**: Tasks must be assigned to two processors based on the priority list order. - Task 7 (T₇) is assigned to Processor 1. - Task 8 (T₈) is assigned to Processor 1. **Instructions**: Enter the start time for each task performed by the processor in the provided input fields. Tasks must adhere to dependencies before initiation.
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