Implement two versions of a simple aerosol paint simulation, one on the CPU and the other on the GPU. Specification The scene is composed of a white sheet of paper placed in the centre of a desk. A number of aerosol cans stand on the desk in a circle that surrounds the paper. Each can …
COMP6991 – 22T3 COMP6991 Final Exam Getting Started Create a new directory for this lab called exam_final, change to this directory, and fetch the provided code for the exam by running these commands: $ mkdir exam_final $ cd exam_final $ 6991 fetch exam Or, if you’re not working on CSE, you can download the provided …
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Objectives Week 10 Weekly Exercises Show how the final exam works. Prac exam from 22T3, followed by real exam from 22T3 None of these are marked, but obviously will be in the real exam The 23T1 exam will likely have 7 questions instead of 8 Activities To Be Completed The following is a list of …
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CPS506 Project Description Suddenly, there was War! In this project, you will simulate a game of War. War is a simple card game between two players. A description of the game and its rules can be found here: https://bicyclecards.com/how-to-play/war Given the above description, there are still some situations that are ambiguous. They will be clarified …
# 600086-Lab-G In this lab we’re going to extend our particle system developed in Lab-F, to add in a collision counter. ## Q1. Colliding particles Make a copy of your `particle_threaded` project and name it `colliding_particle_threaded` Create a new function `collide()` that checks if a particle collides with (or is very close to) another particle. …
CS 162 HW 3 Rust HTTP Server The Hypertext Transport Protocol (HTTP) is the most commonly used application protocol on the Internet today. Like many network protocols, HTTP uses a client-server model. An HTTP client opens a network connection to an HTTP server and sends an HTTP request message. Then, the server replies with an …
# ELEC_ENG/COMP_ENG 334: Fundamentals of Blockchains and Decentralization Welcome! This is the repository for required projects of the above course. ## Project Suggestion You should create your own *private* repo to avoid your code being seen by others. **We recommend you refer to [this when creating your private repo.** If you wish to pull the …
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# Warmup 1 Hi, welcome! This is your first assignment of this course. The goal of this assignment is to let you get familiar with the **Rust** programming language. We will use Rust throughout this course so it is a good idea to start to learn it as early as possible. ## Introduction We expect …
# Midterm Project, Part 4 This part of the project will deal with transactions and the ledger state. You need to integrate the transaction structure inside the block content, add network functionality to transaction propagation, and add a transaction mempool to be used by the miner to include transaction content in the block being mined. …
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Until the assignment is posted on Canvas, this description is subject to change. # Warmup 2 In this assignment, you will implement some crypto-primitives and basic data structures. You will need the code that we provide in this repo. Please follow the instructions. **Notice that this is an individual assignment. You should finish it on …