Assignment 2: ATM queue event simulation. The assignment 2 deadline is Wednesday the 21th of October at 4pm Recent updates October 15th: Specification updated to clarify definition of utilisation rate in Tasks 3 and 4. October 10th: Another update of the testing program. The time stamps of Transaction objects used as input to the simulators […]
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The assignment will be updated on a regular basis. Clarifications and modifications will be added as and when required. Note that answers should be submitted electronically, using subversion. You will be required to commit one or more files for each question, with specific file names. If you want to commit additional files, for functions that
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The University of Melbourne SWEN40004: Modelling Complex Software Systems Assignment 1 First Semester, 2015 Due Date: 11:00am, Monday 20 April, 2015 1 Introduction This handout specifies assignment 1, which is worth 25% of your final mark. This project provides an opportunity for you to develop your skills in developing a computational models of a complex
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Ob jectives The University of Melbourne Department of Computing and Information Systems SWEN40004 Modelling Complex Software Systems Assignment 2a, 2015 Released: 29 April. Deadline: 15 May at 17:00 To provide programming practice in a monitor-oriented concurrent programming language and to get a better understanding of safety and liveness issues. Background and context There are two
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Assignment 3 COMPSCI 230 S2 2015 Submission deadline: 11.59p.m. Friday 23 Oct 2015 Total marks on this assignment: 20 This assignment counts 5% of total marks in COMPSCI 230. Learning goals. This assignment gives you an opportunity to experiment with high level con- currency and understand that some tasks lend themselves to implemention with concurrent
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Background To transform raw cotton into a completed order, a four-stage process is required in a cotton textile mill. The four stages are spinning, weaving, finishing and packing. The order of processing is represented by the following diagram: Raw Cotton Spinning Weaving Finishing Packing Final Product All the