Computer Science Department – Rutgers University Spring 2018 CS 205: Final Exam Question 3 – Factor Decomposition 16:198:205 Decomposing a number N into composite factors (e.g., 2059 = 29 ∗ 71) is generally understood to be a hard problem for large values of N. For some N of specific forms, factoring can actually become quite […]
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Operating Systems Lecture 8a Dr Ronald Grau School of Engineering and Informatics Spring term 2018 Previously 1 Memory management Addressing and address spaces Partitioning and segmentation Virtual memory Paging Today 2 Memory management Page replacement Recap: Virtual memory 3 Objectives Hide physical memory Memory protection Illusion of
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Operating Systems Lecture 4b Dr Ronald Grau School of Engineering and Informatics Spring term 2018 Previously 1 Scheduling Scheduling policies & performance Multi-level queue scheduling Feedback scheduling Real-time scheduling Java thread scheduling Today 2 Evaluating Scheduling Algorithms Deterministic Evaluation Probabilistic Evaluation Stochastic Evaluation Simulation Implementation
Operating Systems Lecture 4a Dr Ronald Grau School of Engineering and Informatics Spring term 2018 Previously 1 Scheduling Time scales: Long-, medium-, and short-term scheduling Scheduling criteria Scheduling algorithms: FCFS, SJF, SRT, RR Today 2 Scheduling Performance overview of last week’s scheduling policies: FCFS, SJF, SRT, RR Another look at
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Operating Systems Lecture 5a Dr Ronald Grau School of Engineering and Informatics Spring term 2018 Previously 1 Evaluation of scheduling algorithms Deterministic evaluation Probabilistic evaluation Queueing models Little’s Law Stochastic evaluation Simulation models Today 2 Process Synchronisation Inter-Process Communication Race conditions Communication models Critical section
Operating Systems Lecture 5b Dr Ronald Grau School of Engineering and Informatics Spring term 2018 Previously 1 Process Synchronisation Inter-Process Communication Race conditions Communication models Critical section Software vs. Hardware solutions Condition synchronisation Today 2 Process Synchronisation CriticalSections Commonapplicationproblems: Producer-Consumer Readers-Writers (Lab next week)
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Operating Systems Lecture 3b Dr Ronald Grau School of Engineering and Informatics Spring term 2018 The elephant on campus 1 What is going to happen with operating systems during the strike? Lectures and Labs will keep running as usual Lectures will be recorded as usual, too – those who want to support their
Project #3 (STREET MAPPING) CSC 172 (Data Structures and Algorithms), Spring 2019, University of Rochester Due Date: WED 05/01 11:59 PM You can work alone or in a team (max. size of 2). Introduction This project will require you to create a rudimentary mapping program in Java. Given a data set representing the roads and
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Computer Science Department – Rutgers University Spring 2018 CS 205: Diophantine Equations 16:198:205 In a variety of contexts, we may be interested in solving a system of equations with the additional restriction that the values of the variables are restricted to be integers. Consider as an example, the problem of finding integer solutions x, y
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