Job Scheduling by Priority Grouping for Execution Timing Control

The patent segments jobs into different priority groups (first priority group and second priority group) based on their priority levels. This segmentation allows the scheduling system to handle high-priority jobs separately from lower-priority jobs, ensuring that high-priority jobs are executed first and meet their completion time requirements, while still allowing efficient resource utilization for the overall job set.

The patent performs preliminary grouping of jobs into priority-based job groups before scheduling execution. By pre-organizing jobs into first and second priority groups, the system can systematically execute high-priority jobs first while maintaining a structured approach that prevents resource idle periods, thereby achieving both timely completion of high-priority jobs and efficient resource utilization.

The patent implements a dynamic scheduling approach where jobs are grouped by priority but the scheduling within each group can adapt to varying job conditions. The system dynamically assigns execution times based on the specific characteristics of jobs within each priority group, allowing it to maintain reliability for high-priority job completion while adapting to different job durations, resource requirements, and execution conditions.