Good news! I’ve launched a new CS Tools section made for CS students. The first tool is a CPU Scheduling Visualizer that keeps things simple and clear.
What it is
- CS Tools hub: One place for quick, classroom‑friendly utilities. More tools are coming soon (Regex Lab, Subnet Calculator, DSA Playground, etc.).
- CPU Scheduling Visualizer: Type a few processes, pick an algorithm, and get a tidy Gantt chart plus waiting/turnaround/response times. No extra clicks, no confusing UI.
What you can run today
- FCFS (First‑Come, First‑Served)
- SJF (Shortest Job First) — preemptive or not
- Priority — preemptive or not, with “lower number = higher priority” option
- Round Robin — set your own time quantum
How to use (quick)
- Open the CPU Scheduling tool.
- Add your processes (arrival, burst, and optional priority).
- Select the algorithm and press Generate. That’s it—your chart and averages are ready.
Open CS Tools Try CPU Scheduling
What’s next
I’m adding more student‑friendly tools (regex tester with explanations, subnet calculator, DSA visualizations). If you’ve got ideas or found a bug, tell me—your suggestions decide what I build next.
Thanks for being here. ~ SL_MGx