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Overview of the Lectures
We will try to have the lecture notes available on-line before the
lecture so you can bring them to the lecture to do notes and (in
case of errors) corrections. However, we are in the process of using a new book so it might not happen that you get them ready to read before the lecture.
There will not be big changes in the slides for this year, so the impatience students can refer to last year's lectures
web-page.
- Introduction to the course. The
goal of the course. Course Materials. The basic concepts of
parallelism and concurrency.
Slides
for viewing on screen
Code examples from the lecture.
Recommended reading from the book: Chapter 1 and Sections 2.4-2.9.
- The shared update problem;
Peterson's algorithm. Introduction to semaphores and
locks.
Slides
for viewing on screen.
Code examples from the lecture.
Recommended reading from the book: Section 3.1 - 3.3, 3.6, 3.7 and Sections 6.1 - 6.3. The book shows the Dekker's algorithm instead of Peterson's. The Dekker's algorithm is slightly more complex so please read the Peterson's algorithm from the slides.
- Semaphores; dining philosophers and
Producer-consumers/buffers.
Slides
for viewing on screen
Code examples from the lecture.
Recommended reading from the book: Section 6.7 and 6.9.
- Monitors.
Slides
for viewing on screen
Code examples from the lecture.
Recommended reading from the book: Section 7 to Section 7.4.
- Monitors continued.
Slides
for viewing on screen
Recommended reading from the book: Section 7.6.
- Introduction to Message Passing.
Slides
for viewing on screen
Code examples from the lecture.
Recommended reading from the JR book (look for the online version in the Course Literature section): Chapter 3 and Sections 4, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3, 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3.
- Message Passing continued. Rendezvous and the input
statement.
Slides
for viewing on screen
Code examples from the lecture.
Recommended reading from the JR book (look for the online version in the Course Literature section): Section 7.4 and Chapters 8 and 9.
- Part I: Linda.
Recommended reading from the book:
Section 9, 9.1, 9.2, 9.3, and 9.4.
Part II: Introduction to Erlang.
Slides
for viewing on screen
Code examples from the lecture.
- Erlang, continued.
Slides
for viewing on screen, and
Code examples from the lecture.
- Transactional Memory
Slides
for viewing on screen
Code examples from the lecture.
- Solving an exam
We solve the following
for exam on the lecture.
- Solving an exam
We will finish solving the following
exam and continue with some
exercises from this other
exam .
Last modified:
Sunday, 26-Feb-2012 23:30:47 CET
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