... embedded
systems than in desktop systems.
Embedded systems often have power constraints.
Embedded systems often must operate under extreme environmental
conditions.
Embedded systems ... fan combination are.
Embedded systems must operate under extreme environmental conditions
Embedded systems are everywhere. Everywhere means everywhere. Embedded
systems must run in aircraft, ... systems have far fewer system resources than desktop
systems.
Embedded systems often store all their object code in ROM.
Embedded systems require specialized tools and methods to be
efficiently...
... precision ratio used as
measures in evaluating information retrieval systems, such as document retrieval systems and
data retrieval systems? Here,
A
,
B
and
C
indicate the following.
A
: The ... correct statement in regard to prototyping?
a) It is more suitable for batch systems than GUI-based interactive systems.
b) Effectiveness can be increased by repeatedly remaking the prototype. ... Running
Failure Failure Failure
Repair Repair
Repair
Running
October, 2005 VITEC
Database Systems Engineer Examination (Morning)
1. Examination Time-9:00-10:30 (90 minutes).
2. Questions...
...
Network Development
180 135 9,000 6,750
112
Public Sector Systems
Development
50 26 2,500 1,325
113
Testing
80400 0
114
Distribution Systems
Development
333 149 16,650 7,492
…
…
…
…
… ... according to his/her role (i.e., system
engineer, database engineer or network engineer in the systems development
department). The participation management system manages up to two role
codes...
...
Shipment
Shipment detail
Order detail
Direct shipment
A
B
October, 2005 VITEC
Database Systems Engineer
Examination (Afternoon, Part 2)
1. Examination Time-14:30-16:30 (120 minutes). ... annually, it is necessary to apply sales performance data of past product
hierarchy to the current systems.
There are the three ways to change a product hierarchy.
(1) Product: Add a new product...
...
siSysInfo.dwActiveProcessorMask);
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CS222 - Systems Programming
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mechanism
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Systems Programming
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CS222 - Systems Programming
2 2/23/2008
Last Class
Error Handling
– Exception Handling
– Console Control Handlers
– Vectored Exception Handling
CS222 - Systems Programming
3 2/23/2008
Today’s...
... System
B A
FIGURE 5-7
The commutative property for linear
systems. When two or more linear systems
are arranged in a cascade, the order of the
systems does not affect the characteristics
of the overall ... class of systems can be completely understood with static linearity
alone. In these systems it doesn't matter if the input signal is static or
changing. These are called memoryless systems, ... change.
Fourier
Decomposition
x[n]
x
C1
[n]
x
C2
[n]
x
C8
[n]
x
S1
[n]
x
S2
[n]
x
S8
[n]
x
C0
[n]
x
S0
[n]
x
C3
[n]
x
S3
[n]
cosine waves
sine waves
Chapter 5- Linear Systems 95
Table 5-1
Examples of linear and nonlinear systems. Formally, linear systems are defined by the properties
of homogeneity, additivity,...
... start to fill up.
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COIT 13146
Systems Administration
(An Introduction to Linux Systems
Administration)
Study Guide
Systems Administration Chapter 1: The Overview
Page ... essential skill for Systems Administrators.
The type of people the Systems Administrator must deal with includes users,
management, software and hardware suppliers and other Systems Administrators. ... how to use the systems at your site
The standard type of documentation required by both users and other Systems
Administrators.
Why keep records?
It is not unusual for a Systems Administrator...
... THURAYA and Other Systems
There are now a number of systems deployed that exploit geostationary satellites to provide
mobile services at the L-band. These regionally deployed systems focus on ... to the planned satellite-
universal mobile telecommunications system (S-UMTS) systems.
2.2 Geostationary Satellite Systems
2.2.1 General Characteristics
Geostationary satellites have been used ... satellite systems. The
previous section has already discussed the developments in ‘‘ little LEO’’ satellite technolo-
gies. At about the same time, a number of sophisticated non-geostationary systems, ...
... self-aware.
Socio-technical systems
• Systems that include technical systems but also
operational processes and people who use and
interact with the technical system. Socio-technical
systems are governed ... into related groups.
Identify sub -systems
• Identify a set of sub -systems which collectively can meet the
system requirements.
Assign requirements to sub -systems
• Causes particular problems ... Software Engineering, 7th edition. Chapter 2 Slide 35
Organisations/people /systems
Socio-technical systems are organisational
systems intended to help deliver some
organisational or business goal.
...
... safety-critical systems
• Embedded software systems whose failure can cause the
associated hardware to fail and directly threaten people.
Secondary safety-critical systems
• Systems whose failure ... failure results in faults in other systems
which can threaten people
Discussion here focuses on primary safety-critical
systems
• Secondary safety-critical systems can only be considered
on ... 38
Normal accidents
Accidents in complex systems rarely have a single
cause as these systems are designed to be resilient
to a single point of failure
• Designing systems so that a single point of failure...
... 54
Output comparison
As in hardware systems, the output
comparator is a simple piece of software that
uses a voting mechanism to select the
output.
In real-time systems, there may be a
requirement ... Engineering, 7th edition. Chapter 20 Slide 28
Fault tolerance
In critical situations, software systems must be
fault tolerant.
Fault tolerance is required where there are high
availability ... tolerance.
The use of redundancy and diversity is essential to
the development of dependable systems.
The use of a well-defined repeatable process is
important if faults in a system are to...