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  • Tracing the Pacific Islander Diaspora in the Pacific Northwest

    Creator:
    Yarbrough, Nicole
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    The Pacific Islander diaspora in the Pacific Northwest United States is a unique community characterized by diverse cultures, experiences, and motivations for migration. This study aimed to explore the narratives of individuals from different Pacific Islander backgrounds residing in Oregon, shedding light on their reasons for migration and the impact...
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    Honors College Thesis
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    Abstract approved: _____________________________________________________ David G. Lewis The

  • The role of documentation in program modification tasks

    Creator:
    Tolman, David M.
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    This paper reports the findings of two studies conducted at Oregon State University. The first set of studies compares use of header comments versus mnemonic procedure and function names by programmers performing tasks relating to modification tasks. The second study compares the use of header comments versus in-line comments when...
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    Capstone Project
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    Submitted by David M. Tolman · in partial fulfillment of the requirements for ·the degree ·~ Master of

  • Parallel performance tuning using moments of utilization data

    Creator:
    Godin, T. J.
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    Many performance tuning tools for parallel software use visual representations of trace data to guide a developer towards code improvements. Most widely used visualization schemes, however, either omit useful information about time dependence of processor use, or include that information but do not scale well to long run times or...
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    Capstone Project
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    Utilization Data T. J. Godin Major Professor: Dr. Michael J. Quinn A Research Paper submitted to

  • Design and implementation of a HELM user interface

    Creator:
    Singh, Bopinderjit (Bob), Brown, Carol E., and Lewis, Ted G.
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    This research paper is limited to the User Interface of the modeling language of HELM (Hierarchical Environment for Linear Modeling). In attempt to better describe the user interface for HELM, some examples and portions of Carol Brown's report are included for ease of reading and a brief overview of the...
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    Capstone Project and Technical Report
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  • CSDDL/CSDSDL : language interfaces to system ALLEGRO

    Creator:
    Zhu, Jianhua
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    This document describes the design and implementation of a pair of language interfaces to a network database management system. CSDDL provides the DBMS with a data description language facility, and CSDSDL functions as a data storage description language interface of the DBMS. Source languages of CSDDL and CSDSDL are approximately...
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    Capstone Project
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  • Message Queue Manager

    Creator:
    Fang, Don Y.
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    The conventional way of debugging is to examine the program's state at various points during execution. With the addition of message passing as a means of communication and synchronization in message passing programs, the state of pending message operations also needs to be examined. Current parallel debuggers or analysis tools...
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    Capstone Project
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  • Linda, tuple spaces and its implementation on a network of Unix workstations

    Creator:
    Cherala, Janakiram
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    In this paper we outline an implementation of Linda on a network of Unix worksta­tions. A literature survey was done to gain a better perspective on state of the art and to learn from the experiences of other implementations. The tuple space which is central to the Linda system is...
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    Capstone Project
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    UNIX* W-orkstations J anakiram Cherala Department of Computer Science Oregon State University

  • A study of the X2 Interpreter

    Creator:
    Andreas, Jim
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    This paper presents data obtained from measurements of the X2 Interpreter. The measurements were made to determine how to Increase the Interpreter's efficiency. The subroutine call operation was found to consume a significant percent of the execution time.
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    Capstone Project
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    Experience, 1988. 2. Adele J. Goldberg and David Robson, Smalltalk-BO: The Language and Its Implementation

  • Shape transformation using compactly supported radial basis functions

    Creator:
    Park, Byungsoo
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    Shape transformation is a technique for gradually changing one geometric shape to another. A recent approach presents the use of thin-plate radial basis functions as opposed to traditional "blobby sphere" implicit functions. Without the explicit evaluation of he energy function, this approach combined the two traditional steps into one by...
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    Capstone Project
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    Reserved J ) Shape Transformation Using Compactly Supported Radial Basis Functions By Byungsoo

  • A transparent overlay for computer-based presentations

    Creator:
    Modem, Chandrakanth L.
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    The project aims at building an application that would simulate a transparency that can either be overlaid on top of the graphical display of another application or used as a stand-alone by accepting input from a keyboard or a mouse to enhance a presentation. The project provides an environment to...
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    Capstone Project
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    .: Core Java 1.2 series, Sun Microsystems Press, California: Prentice Hall, 1998. [2] David J