Computer Systems and Software Engineering
State-of-the-art
Published on 6. December 2012
IX, 426 pages
978-1-4615-3506-5 (ISBN)
Description
Computer Systems and Software Engineering is a compilation of sixteen state-of-the-art lectures and keynote speeches given at the COMPEURO '92 conference. The contributions are from leading researchers, each of whom gives a new insight into subjects ranging from hardware design through parallelism to computer applications. The pragmatic flavour of the contributions makes the book a valuable asset for both researchers and designers alike.
The book covers the following subjects: Hardware Design: memory technology, logic design, algorithms and architecture; Parallel Processing: programming, cellular neural networks and load balancing; Software Engineering: machine learning, logic programming and program correctness; Visualization: the graphical computer interface.
The book covers the following subjects: Hardware Design: memory technology, logic design, algorithms and architecture; Parallel Processing: programming, cellular neural networks and load balancing; Software Engineering: machine learning, logic programming and program correctness; Visualization: the graphical computer interface.
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Content
The Evolution of Data Memory and Storage: An Overview.- Optimizing Logic for Speed, Size, and Testability.- VLSI Architectures for Digital Video Signal Processing.- Compiler Techniques for Massive Parallel Architectures.- Programmable Cellular Neural Networks. A State-of-the-art.- Developments in Parallel Programming Languages.- Load Balancing Grid-Oriented Applications on Distributed Memory Parallel Computers.- Strategic Decision Analysis and Group Decision Support.- Ten Years of Advances in Machine Learning.- Designing Logic Programming Languages.- Efficient Bottom-up Evaluation of Logic Programs.- Proving Correctness of Executable Programs.- Direct Manipulation as a Basis for Constructing Graphical User Interfaces Coupled to Application Functions.- Visualization of Volumetric Medical Image Data.- Scientific Visualization.- Picture Archiving and Communication Systems: A Service.
