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Fall 2008 Operating Systems: Handling FSDD Interrupts
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Wednesday, December 3, 2008. It seems there is much confusion on how to handle the interrupts from the FSDD. Especially since we are. Did we not, early in the year, want these file operations to be system call interrupts handled in the kernel? I think Alan even left comments in the base code in kernel.js as a TODO to add in these kernel functions as SYSTEM CALL ISRs. December 4, 2008 at 11:57 AM. Well, I'm using interrupts with mine. The shell command constructs an interrupt, and queues it.
Fall 2008 Operating Systems: Chaining asynchronous AJAX calls
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Monday, December 1, 2008. Chaining asynchronous AJAX calls. As many of you have found out this project is a little tricky. Using the example AJAX calls that were provided, you may notice that they are asynchronous (funny isn't it? Being that AJAX = asynchronus javascript and XML). This means that after the call is made, javascript continues executing the next (javascript) line of code without waiting for a response from the server (Alan's in this case). Then, in the FS Device Driver, I made 2 functions f...
Fall 2008 Operating Systems: Getting the next available block
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Wednesday, December 3, 2008. Getting the next available block. So, what is the most efficient, least time consuming method to go about finding the next available block. A combination of brute force/back tracking would have us search like this for an available t,s,b:. Check 1,0,0.1,0,1.all the way to 1,0,7 now if we do not find an avail block to write to. Keep checking.1,1,0.1,1,1.all the way to 1,1,7 now if we still do not find an available block to write to. Plus the run time jumps up the wazzooo just t...
Fall 2008 Operating Systems: December 2008
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Tuesday, December 16, 2008. This one has had me puzzled since Project 3. How exactly are we supposed to tell if an operand is missing? As far as I can see, we can't. If a user enters a program, and forgets an operand, and instead enters the next instruction, that's what we're going to retrieve instead. This is either going to cause one of two things:. 1 Abnormal program results. 2 A memory access error if the value is high enough (greater than 128.). Any thoughts on this? Monday, December 15, 2008. O Inv...
Fall 2008 Operating Systems: Disk I/0 request query
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Saturday, December 13, 2008. Disk I/0 request query. When the currently executing process makes a disk I/O request. O Move the current process to an I/O queue to wait while its I/O request is [required]. O Invoke the scheduler to get the next process on the Ready Queue (RQ) [required]. O Once the I/O request is complete, take the waiting process off the I/O Queue [required]. And put it back on the Ready Queue. (Be sure to keep track of any data. Returned from the I/O operation.). We are really confused?
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Pipeline Timing Charts and Code Sequence Tables. Computer Architecture Dr Hugue. Welcome to CMSC 411 with Dr. Michelle Hugue. Office Hours: TBD MW 2-3 pm, briefly after class, and by appointment (AVW1109a). Office Hours: TBD and by appointment (AVW1112). You are expected to track course progress on blackboard, as well as on this, the permanent webpage. Check the postings on blackboard Messages posted by Dr. Hugue and the TA are mandatory reading. Answers will not be emailed. Base theme by Devsaran.
CMSC414: Computer/Network Security | University of Maryland, College Park
University of Maryland, College Park. December 10, 2009. I have posted a summary. Of things to know for the final exam. Lectures 22 and 23. November 24, 2009. In the past two lectures we have covered several examples of authentication/key-exchange protocols and attacks that can be carried out against them. This topic makes for great exam questions. So make sure you understand everything discussed in class. Lecture 20 and 21. November 16, 2009. November 16, 2009. Haven’t posted here in a while…. On this h...
Fall 2008 Operating Systems
Tuesday, December 16, 2008. This one has had me puzzled since Project 3. How exactly are we supposed to tell if an operand is missing? As far as I can see, we can't. If a user enters a program, and forgets an operand, and instead enters the next instruction, that's what we're going to retrieve instead. This is either going to cause one of two things:. 1 Abnormal program results. 2 A memory access error if the value is high enough (greater than 128.). Any thoughts on this? Monday, December 15, 2008. O Inv...
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Skip to main content. Get your Wikispaces Classroom now:. The easiest way to manage your class. IA01 About Me Survey. IA04 Understanding Metro Users. TA01 Create Wiki Page. TA02 Formative Research and Proposal. TA04 Sketches, Storyboards, and Critique. TA05 Paper Prototypes and User Testing. TA06 Mid-Fi Prototypes and Critique. TA07 Create Project Webpage (E/C). TA08 Final Interactive Prototype. TA09 Final User Testing and Report. RR05 UI Design Principles. RR08 IxD and Visual Design. At the center of ou...
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Skip to main content. Try Wikispaces Classroom now. Brand new from Wikispaces. IA04 Understanding Metro Users. IA05 Building an Android UI. IA06 UI Experiment and Analysis. TA01 Group Collaboration Plan. TA04 Sketches and Storyboards. TA09 Final Testing and Report. Peer Assessment for Team Project. R03 IDEO Shopping Cart. R07 Sketching and Storyboards. R08 Principles of Interaction. R09 Cog Sci and Design. R11 IxD and Visual Design. R12 Color and Typography. CMSC434 Fall 2014 Overview. PhD Student, Compu...
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Skip to main content. Try Wikispaces Classroom now. Brand new from Wikispaces. CMSC 434 Fall 2015. CMSC 434 Fall 2015. IA01 Hall of Fame/Shame. IA02 About Me Survey - 9/2. IA04 Project Pitch Vote. IA06 Prototype Tool Review. IA08 Team Peer Review. TA01 Group Plan and Website. TA02 Formative Research and Proposal. TA04 Design Sketches and Critique. TA05 Paper Prototype and User Testing. TA06 Mid-Fi Prototypes and Critique. TA07 Final Interactive Prototype. TA08 Usability Testing and Report. Canvas) for di...
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Skip to main content. Get your brand new Wikispaces Classroom now. And do "back to school" in style. IA01 Hall of Fame/Shame. IA08 Android I: Doodle. IA09 Android II: Impressionist. TA03 Sketches and Storyboards. TA04 Paper Prototypes and Testing. TA06 Interactive Prototype I. TA07 Interactive Prototype II. Midterm - 11/29 @ 11AM. Final - 12/14 @ 8AM (Presentations). CMSC434 Fall 2016 Overview. This is the only course in the undergrad computer science catalog with the word. CS Office: 3173 AV Williams.
