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 **Answer to Question 15:**
-Take a look at //**any**// article among the **hundreds of millions** of  scholarly literature in Google Scholar https://scholar.google.com/, and the answer to your question should be very apparent.
+Take a look at the References or Bibliography section of //**any**// article among the **hundreds of millions** of  scholarly literature in Google Scholar https://scholar.google.com/, and the answer to your question should quickly become very apparent.
+**Question 16**: How should we submit the academic honesty statement for Assignment 1?
+Should it be added in a page before the title page or would it be all right
+to upload both our report PDF and academic honesty statement PDF as two
+different files in the submission?
+**Answer to Question 16**: Both methods are acceptable.
+**Question 17**: : Am I coding the whole system, like a queue for a ready, running and terminated our am I coding the calculation of the CPU. And also for first come first serve I assume every state has an CPU_time, and an I/O_time  and once done they execute?
+**Answer to Question 17**: In the EECS2011N W21 Assignment 2 specification, it is stated that: “5. Notes, Please note that the requirements specified in Section 1. Description of the Assignment above, are the minimum requirements that must be satisfied by your assignment. Obviously, there are many other possible details of the System for Deterministic Modeling CPU Scheduling Algorithms that have been left unspecified. It is your responsibility to make appropriate design, analysis, implementation, testing, and documentation choices concerning the unspecified details of the System for Deterministic Modeling of CPU Scheduling Algorithms, and justify those decisions in your report.”