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Week 2:
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* Office hours: posted!
* Article discussion (postponed: Wed)
* [[http://... -guide.pdf|PDF}}
* Reading assignment for next week:
* Ben-Ari Ch 1: What is Concurrent Programm
Schedule:
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^ Week ^ Topics of the Week ... ^ Readings ^ Mon ^ Wed ^
^ [[week1|-1-]] | What is Concurrent Programming? ... | Ben-Ari Ch. 1 ^ | 1/23 |
^ [[week2|-2-]] | The Concurrent Programming Abstractio
Computer Science I::
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=== Labs ===
This course has weekly lab sessions held in OLB 105 (and spreading to ...
^ | 30%^ |Assignments (8 to 10) ^ |
^ | 15%^ |Weekly Labs (8 to 10) ^ |
^ | 5%^ |Class Participati
Schedule:
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^ Week ^ Topics of the Week ... adings ^ Mon ^ Wed ^ Fri ^
^ [[week1|-1-]] | Decomposition, Abstraction; Understan... skov 1, 2 ^ | 1/23 | 1/25 |
^ [[week2|-2-]] | Procedural Abstraction: Specification
Week 1:
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* Introductions
* Course overview (syllabus)
===== Lecture Notes =====
* Lecture notes: {{courses:cs377-201301:cs377-s13-lect01.pdf|PDF}}
* A familiar problem: findMax
* Ben-Ari slides: {{courses:cs377-201301:slides.pdf|PDF}}
===== Assignments =====
* First programming assignment:
* implement 3 versions of findMax in C
* use the Vim editor to type in your program (see sidebar for Vim resources)
* {{courses:cs377-201301:assign-1.pdf|PDF}}
* due: next Wed, Jan 30
* Read for next class:
* [[http://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=1095421|Software and the Concurrency Revolution]] (ACM Queue, 3(7), Sep. 2005)
* written summary due next class: Mon, Jan 28
* Ben-Ari Text:
* Chapters 1 and 2 for next week
Computer Science I::
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=== Labs ===
This course has weekly lab sessions held in OLB 105 (and spreading to ... ld be viewed as a warm-up to prepare you for that week's assignment. When you are finished with each lab
CS 240 Schedule:
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//Slides for each week's lectures are available by clicking on the topic for that week.//
The following schedule roughly estimates the day we will cover given material and is s
Week 9:
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===== Type Hierarchy =====
//**Liskov Substitution Principle: **//
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Week 11:
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===== Assignment 3 =====
**//It's in the bag...//**
* due: toda
Week 9:
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===== Dining Philosophers =====
* UPC Solution
* Assignment: Din
Week 11:
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**// Channels, CSP, and kroc//**
===== Communicating Sequential Pro
Week 10:
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===== Monitors =====
* Ben-Ari slides: {{courses:cs377-201301:slides
Week 10:
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===== Polymorphic Abstractions =====
* We've used generic types (e.
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===== Homework =====
* Written HW: Ben-Ari p. 39:
* Exercises 2