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The CPU scheduler decides which ready process runs next. Round Robin gives each process a fixed time slice called a quantum, then moves it to the back of the ready queue.
Operating Systems · Unit 3 · p.3
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What is Round Robin scheduling?
Each process runs for a fixed time slice called a quantum, then moves to the back of the ready queue.1
A small quantum means faster response but more overhead.
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