Take-Home Final Exam for ISyE 7406 This is an open-book take-home final exam. You are free to use any recourses including textbooks, notes, computers and internet, but no collaborations are allowed, particularly you cannot commu- nicate, online or orally, with any other people about this midterm (except the TAs or instructor via piazza if you […]
Assignment 4 – File Systems Due: Apr 2, at 10 p.m. (Do not leave this assignment until the last few days, or you will NOT be able to complete it!) Introduction In this assignment, you will explore the implementation of a particular file system, ext2, and will write tools to modify ext2-format virtual disks. To
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Assignment 3 – Page Tables and Replacement Algorithms Due: Mar 5, at 10:00 p.m. Introduction In this assignment, you will have to simulate the operation of page tables and page replacement. As I keep saying: the way to gain a solid understanding of the theory is by applying the concepts in practice. You have two
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Assignment 1 – Hijacking System Calls and Monitoring Processes Due: Jan 27, at 10:00pm Overview In this assignment, you will achieve the goal of hijacking (intercepting) system calls by writing and installing a very basic kernel module to the Linux kernel. Here is what “hijacking (intercepting) a system call” means. You will implement a new
Assignment 2 – Synchronization Due: February 15, at 10:00pm It was such a relief to program in user mode for a change. — Linus Torvalds, to Git mailing list For this assignment, we’re going back to the realm of user mode programming. In this assignment, you will work with synchronization primitives to implement a traffic
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2024/12/1 10:08 A5: FUSE File Systems A5: FUSE File Systems Due Tuesday by 11:59p.m. Points 9 Available after Nov 12 at 12a.m. Introduction You will be implementing a version of the Very Simple File System (https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/OSTEP/file-implementation.pdf) (VSFS) from the OSTEP text and lectures. We will be using FUSE to interact with your file system. FUSE
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Modeling Multi-Band Lightcurves for Astronomical Surveys Project Description Astronomical surveys involve collecting observations across multiple wavelengths, referred to as bands. Each band corresponds to a specific segment of the electromagnetic spectrum, offering diverse information about celestial bodies. This multi-band approach enables astronomers to deduce key properties of astronomical objects, such as their temperature, composition, and
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CHC5049 Databases Coursework 1 Semester: 1, 2024-2025 CHC5049 Database Coursework 1. Learning Outcomes The two coursework of this module address the following learning outcomes: – Use SQL and XML to define data applications appropriate to a specified problem. – Use a conceptual modeling language to specify and analyze data requirements and apply database design principles
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# Project 1 and 2: The MacGuffin Hunter! Creating an interactive game with graphics [^1] # Important: Read this Please read this document to the end before you start. It contains a lot of useful information that should help you on the project. Make sure you start by reading/solving Lab 7; it was designed to
Final Project Proposal COMS 6998: Analysis of Networks & Crowds Final paper: what to do The rules are finalized below to help guiding you in the final weeks. But there are no changes: the spirit is always the same, which is to give you a chance to draw a new path in this domain for
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