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  • Implementation of remote job control of the draft machine through Unix mail

    Creator:
    Jin, Sue-May
    Abstract:
    A remote job control system for the DRAFT machine is developed. It provides the user a convenient remote computing environment with facilities for job submission, a means of servicing the job queue on a first-come-first-serve basis, and usage reporting. It provides a logging facility to keep track of the user's...
    Resource Type:
    Capstone Project
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    . Toshimi Minoura and Dr. Bella Bose, for servicing as a committee member and reviewing this research

  • An efficient data transfer protocol for Ethernet

    Creator:
    Hegde, Anoop R.
    Abstract:
    Most general purpose protocols are found to suffer from inefficiency in an Ethernet LAN environment when used for large volume data transfer. This is especially true with the TCP/IP family which was designed for a wide area network. This research work presents a proof of this inefficiency and proposes a...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    . Professor Toshimi Minoura, Dept. of Computer Science, has kindly agreed to be my minor professor and I

  • Seed-Lab : a database management system for seed laboratories

    Creator:
    Maristany, Alberto G.
    Abstract:
    Seed-Lab, is a software system for managing seed laboratory information. It was developed at the Oregon State University Seed Testing Laboratory. Seed-Lab was built around a database development package Revelation, which provides its own programming language. Seed-Lab shields the user from the complexities of database management by supporting menu driven...
    Resource Type:
    Capstone Project
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    committee: Dr. Toshimi Minoura; Dr. Bella Bose; Dr. Walter Rudd; and Dr. David Hannaway for their

  • Quasi-TEM and full wave numerical methods for the characterization on microstrip discontinuities

    Creator:
    Hill, Achim
    Abstract:
    Static and dynamic numerical techniques which are suited for the analysis and simulation of various planar microstrip components encountered in hybrid and monolithic microwave integrated circuits are presented. The static analysis makes use of an excess source formulation in conjunction with an efficient mathematical treatment to extract the discontinuity parameter...
    Resource Type:
    Dissertation
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    Davis, Dr. Stephen Goodnick, Dr. Thomas Plant, Donald Amort and Dr. Toshimi Minoura are acknowledged