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E s o p h a g e a l C a n c e r M i n u t e O f f i c e
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Introduction to Algorithms Third Edition
C Counting and Probability 1183 C 1 Counting 1183 C 2 Probability 1189 C 3 Discrete random variables 1196 C 4 The geometric and binomial distributions 1201? C 5 The tails of the binomial distribution 1208 D Matrices 1217 D 1 Matrices and matrix operations 1217 D 2 Basic matrix properties 1222 Bibliography 1231 Index 1251 |
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Principles of Computer Systems Computer Science Department
Separating behavior from implementation (e g sort has one interface but many different implementations) Defining a clean interface that makes a library much easier to use Examples of abstractions we've taken for granted (or will soon take for granted) this quarter in CS110: filesystems (you've dealt with C FILE *s and C++ iostreams for a while |
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Web Exploitation
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Abstraction
Separating behavior from implementation (e.g. sort has one interface, but many different implementations). Defining a clean interface that makes a library much easier to use. Examples of abstractions we've taken for granted (or will soon take for granted) this quarter in CS110: filesystems (you've dealt with C FILE *s and C++ iostreams for a while
Modularity and Layering
Subdivision of a larger system into a collection of smaller subsystems, which themselves may be further subdivided into even smaller sub-subsystems. Example: filesystems, which use a form of modularity called layering, which is the organization of several modules that interact in some hierarchical manner, where each layer typically only opens its i
Virtualization
Virtualization is an abstraction mechanism used to make many resources look like one. Examples include: RAID, which aggregates many typically inexpensive storage devices to behave as a single hard drive. the Andrew File System which grafts many independent, networked file systems into one rooted at /afs. web server load balancer, where hundreds, th
Concurrency
We have a good amount of experience with concurrency already: Multiple processes running on a single processor, seemingly at the same time. Multiple threads running within a single process, seemingly at the same time. When multiple processors and/or multiple cores are available, processes can truly run in parallel, and threads within a single proce
Client-server request-and-response
Request/response is a way to organize functionality into modules that have a clear set of responsibilities. We've already had some experience with the request-and-response aspect of this. system calls (open, write, fork, sleep, bind, etc. are userland wrappers around a special type of function call into the kernel. User space and kernel space are t