ECS34 WQ25 January 21, 2025 Due January 31, 2025 at 11:59 PM You will be working alone for this project. This specification is subject to change at any time for additional clarification. Desired Outcomes ¡ñ Exposure to using C++ std::string ¡ñ Exposure to GoogleTest ¡ñ Use of git repository ¡ñ An understanding of how to […]
# Task 8 – Compilers/LLVM This task involves implementing two LLVM passes and a runtime library that your LLVM pass will invoke. When developing LLVM passes, you can find a lot of valuable methods already implemented in LLVM. You are allowed (and encouraged!) to use them instead of re-implementing logic yourself. Before starting your implementation,
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Programming Languages and Paradigms Assessment Specification 1. Introduction The module is 100% coursework based, and has a single component , weighted at 100% of the module marks. In summary: • You will select a task which is a form of customised board game, following the style of the lab exercises. o You are permitted to
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Milestone 2: [35 points] Full pipeline with hazard detection/resolving In milestone 2, you need to improve your simulator (on top of milestone 1) to simulate a more realistic five-stage CPU pipeline, without considering the cache memory system. Your testcases will be more realistic: there are just real instructions, and no bubble instructions that were inserted
Important Logistics: ENSC 254 Final Project • Some general grading logistics have been posted here: https://canvas.sfu.ca/courses /83872/pages/project-logistics. Lab computer access instructions have been posted here: https://canvas.sfu.ca/courses/83872/pages/lab-logistics • The final project weighs 25% of the final marks. It includes 100 points in total, which will be scaled to 25% of the final marks. • The final
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Assignment-4 University of Technology Sydney, Australia Software Verification https://github.com/SVF-tools/Teaching-Software-Verification Assignment 4: Quiz + A Coding Task • One quiz (10 points) • Static symbolic execution • Automatic translation from code to Z3 formulas/constraints Software Verification https://github.com/SVF-tools/Teaching-Software-Verification Assignment 4: Quiz + A Coding Task • One quiz (10 points) • Static symbolic execution • Automatic translation
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Q1: Avian Flu Infection Simulation [30 points] Avian flu is a headache for the livestock industry around the world. In this question, we will simulate the virus infection and recovery for the chickens in a farm. We use a one-dimensional array, called int farm[SIZE] , represent a planer area in the farm (i.e., like an
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CSCI-561 – Spring 2024 – Foundations of Artificial Intelligence Homework 3 Due Monday April 15, 2024, 23:59:59 PST 1. Assignment Overview In this homework assignment, you will implement a multi-layer perceptron (MLP) and use it to solve a classification task on real-world data from the New York housing market. Your algorithm will be implemented from
Exam 2 (Module 3) January 2024 Instructions: This is a mini project on the use of the Monte Carlo scheme to price exotic options to be completed using Python. C++ is also allowed, but Excel/VBA is not permitted. As this is the half way point of the CQF, this assessment is designed for delegates to
EE450 Socket Programming Project Spring 2024 Friday, April 26, 2024, 11:59PM (Hard Deadline, Strictly Enforced) The objective of this assignment is to familiarize you with UNIX socket programming. It is an individual assignment and no collaborations are allowed. Any cheating will result in an automatic F in the course (not just in the assignment). If
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