mybatman200

2PC

The purpose of this assignment is to introduce the concepts of replication and transactions. For this project, you’ll be enhancing your file server so that files are replicated to client-side caches. We’ll still have a single server, which will be in charge of maintaining locks and ensuring that new writes are replicated to all replicas. Our architecture will now look something like this:

Android-Map

AndroidLab3ToDoList

Create todo list with viewlist

BackgroundXcodeRigilBeta

Concurrency-control-VCFS-File-System

The purpose of this assignment is to get you familiar with basic concurrency control topics in Java. We will build on the concepts of HW1 (the shell), focusing specifically on building a file management system. In particular: it has recently become more and more popular to organize files by keywords and tags, rather than by their location in a hierarchical filesystem. Users of Mac OS X might find themselves turning more to using Spotlight to open documents (rather than manually locating them in a hierarchical path), and Windows users might find themselves using Cortana to do the same. The remainder of the assignments (and project) in this class will involve building parts of an intelligent file management tool, which you could use to browse and search through your files. We will call this tool VCFS (VeryCoolFileSystem).

DataMining-AmazonReview

TFIDF KNN

Exercise-App

FinancialAppFinalProject

GrayCode-Algorithm

HelloworldAndroid

Helloworld app for android

mybatman200/GrayCode-Algorithm

mybatman200/FinancialAppFinalProject

mybatman200/Android-Map

mybatman200/Lab8-Android

Networking

mybatman200/Exercise-App

mybatman200/DataMining-AmazonReview

TFIDF KNN

mybatman200/AndroidLab3ToDoList

Create todo list with viewlist

mybatman200/HelloworldAndroid

Helloworld app for android

mybatman200/BackgroundXcodeRigilBeta

mybatman200/2PC

The purpose of this assignment is to introduce the concepts of replication and transactions. For this project, you’ll be enhancing your file server so that files are replicated to client-side caches. We’ll still have a single server, which will be in charge of maintaining locks and ensuring that new writes are replicated to all replicas. Our architecture will now look something like this:

mybatman200/RMI

The purpose of this assignment is to get you familiar with RMI and locks in Java. We will build on the concepts of HW2, focusing specifically on creating a client-server environment. In particular: it has recently become more and more popular to organize files by keywords and tags, rather than by their location in a hierarchical filesystem. Users of Mac OS X might find themselves turning more to using Spotlight to open documents (rather than manually locating them in a hierarchical path), and Windows users might find themselves using Cortana to do the same. The remainder of the assignments (and project) in this class will involve building parts of an intelligent file management tool, which you could use to browse and search through your files. We will call this tool VCFS (VeryCoolFileSystem).

mybatman200/Concurrency-control-VCFS-File-System

The purpose of this assignment is to get you familiar with basic concurrency control topics in Java. We will build on the concepts of HW1 (the shell), focusing specifically on building a file management system. In particular: it has recently become more and more popular to organize files by keywords and tags, rather than by their location in a hierarchical filesystem. Users of Mac OS X might find themselves turning more to using Spotlight to open documents (rather than manually locating them in a hierarchical path), and Windows users might find themselves using Cortana to do the same. The remainder of the assignments (and project) in this class will involve building parts of an intelligent file management tool, which you could use to browse and search through your files. We will call this tool VCFS (VeryCoolFileSystem).

mybatman200/Shell-Command-line

The purpose of this assignment is to become more familiar with the concepts of process control. You’ll do this by writing a simple Unix shell program that supports job control. The shell is just another program installed on your computer. When you open a new shell, the system automatically invokes your shell program, then displays that program. On most linux or BSD-based systems (like Mac OS X), this default shell is bash – but there are many other shells, too. A shell is an interactive command-line interpreter that runs programs on behalf of the user. A shell repeatedly prints a prompt, waits for a command line on stdin, and then carries out some action, as directed by the contents of the command line. The command line is a sequence of ASCII text words delimited by whitespace. The first word in the command line is either the name of a built-in command or the pathname of an executable file. The remaining words are command-line arguments. If the first word is a built-in command, the shell immediately executes the command in the current process. Otherwise, the word is assumed to be the pathname of an executable program. In this case, the shell forks a child process, then loads and runs the program in the context of the child.

mybatman200/RIGIL-Projects

These are the projects done for the internship at RIGIL

mybatman200/Stitch

An event management project for our CS 321 project.