1 Assignment guidance Consider a smart community of electricity prosumers (electricity con- sumers who also produce electricity). There can be a mismatch between energy demand of a prosumer and the produced energy during a spe- cific time interval. When a prosumer produces more energy than its requirement, it can sell it to the other prosumers …
HKU MSc CS Blockchain 2023 Spring Course Distributed Coin Flipping Game Using Ethereum Machine Problem: Distributed Coin Flipping Game Using Ethereum I. OVERVIEW At this time point, you have learnt the basics about various types of blockchain systems, and in particular, via the hands-on lab, you should now be able to work with Ethereum to …
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Deliverables (25 Points) 1. The smart contract code named as a [studentID-codes].txt file. 2. A documentation named as a [studentID-documentation].pdf file, which describes how to run and use your smart contract. If you think the comments you left on your codes are enough, you do not need to provide documentation. If you do, please make …
Background A variety of schemes are used to sell goods in such a way as to yield the highest profit for the seller. English Auctions, used in Australia for selling real estate, are probably the most familiar to you: bidders take turns to offer increasingly high prices, until one bidder remains who has offered the …
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Project 4: Tree reduction and stencil computation in GPU (100 points) Submission guidelines: You will submit 2 files in Canvas. · a PDF report file (filename: Lastname_Firstname_Project_4_Report.pdf) · a ZIP file (filename: Lastname_Firstname_Project_4.zip) containing: · Problem_1/ · gpu_mining_problem1.cu · nonce_kernel.cu (This is provided) · hash_kernel.cu (Write this) · Makefile · support.cu (If you use it …
UNSW COMP6451 Assignment 2 (version 2)∗ Ethereum Programming (ERC-20 Token Dutch Auction Market) Total Marks: 35 Due Date: 5pm, March 31, 2023 ©R. van der Meyden, UNSW. All rights reserved. (Distribution to third parties and/or placement on non-UNSW websites prohibited.) Background A variety of schemes are used to sell goods in such a way as …
COMP6451 Cryptocurrency and Distributed Ledger Technologies assignment 1 Question 1 (5 marks): (Cryptographic Hash Functions)1 Consider the following proposal for a hash function h. Let p be a large prime and let g be a generator mod p. Represent messages as sequences x= x1, x2, . . . xn where the xi are numbers mod …
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CS 6340 Software Analysis Lab 7 KLEE Lab 7: KLEE Symbolic Execution Engine Fall Semester 2022 Due: 12 December, 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time Corresponding Lecture: Lesson 11 (Dynamic Symbolic Execution) The goal of this lab is to gain familiarity with a research based symbolic execution engine called KLEE. KLEE is a hybrid analysis engine built …
ELEC_ENG/COMP_ENG 334 Fundamentals of Blockchains and Decentralization final project： You have a choice between to study some blockchain properties via computer simulation and to work on a mathematical analysis of some blockchain properties. A project report is due in the finals week. You can work individually or in groups of two, but no more than …
# Midterm Project, Part 2 In this part of midterm project, you are going to implement the **mining** module of Bitcoin client. The mining module, or miner, will produce blocks that solve proof-of-work puzzle. ## Special Notifications One of the dependencies (namely, `net2`) had a bug until version `0.2.36`. This bug may lead to TCP …