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authorLevent Kaya <leventkayadev@gmail.com>2026-06-28 20:10:58 +0300
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+#+title: Roadmap
+#+author: Levent Kaya
+#+startup: overview
+
+* Milestones
+
+** TODO Literature review
+** TODO Baseline benchmark environment
+** TODO sched_ext examples
+** TODO Initial scheduler prototype
+** TODO Experimental evaluation
+** TODO Thesis draft
+
+* Research Questions
+
+** RQ1
+Can a domain-specific sched_ext scheduler improve software development workloads compared to the default Linux scheduler?
+
+** RQ2
+Which scheduling metrics are most affected by domain-specific policies?
+
+* Hypotheses
+
+** H1
+A domain-specific sched_ext scheduler reduces workload completion time.
+
+** H2
+A domain-specific sched_ext scheduler reduces context switches and CPU migrations.
+
+** H3
+A domain-specific sched_ext scheduler improves latency without significantly degrading throughput.