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  • VIGRAM : a program understanding and complexity metric analysis tool for Pascal programs

    Creator:
    Kruatrachue, Kritawan
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    This report describes "VIGRAM" (Visual Programming) which is a program understanding and complexity metric analysis tool for Pascal programs. VIGRAM is implemented on the Macintosh as one part of the "O.S.U." (Qregon Speedcode Universe) project. With VIGRAM, the source code of a Pascal procedure can be displayed as a visual...
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    well as a variety of counts i.e. the number of comment words, number of comment lines in initial

  • A survey of divide and conquer algorithms for polygon fillings

    Creator:
    Mossaides, Paula Xenis
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    This survey looks at five different polygon breaking algorithms and compares them. The criteria for comparison are: 1. Complexity of the algorithm. 2. The number and type of subpolygons produced. 3. The classes of input polygons that can be broken. The best algorithm is then coded and a comparison is...
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    criteria for comparison are: 1. Complexity of the algorithm. 2. The number and type of subpolygons

  • Design of abstract document processing system

    Creator:
    Flath, Sharon Chai
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    An abstract document processing system has been designed, based on the object model of document formatting, which allows users to specify abstract operations directly on the concrete form of objects which compose a document. The result is to restrict the number of operations necessary in document prepa­ration and to minimize...
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    concrete form of objects which compose a document . The result is to restrict the number of operations

  • An analysis of concepts of plagiarism as they are applied in computer programming

    Creator:
    Connely, John Bradley
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    There has been concern voiced for a number of years about the problem of program plagiarism. A number of SIGCSE Bulletin articles have discussed the issue. However, it is not at all clear as to what behavior we are actually referring, nor to what extent it is occurring. How do...
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    ) CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION Statement of the Problem There has been concern voiced for a number of years

  • PPSE/Banger : a machine-independent parallel programming environment

    Creator:
    Hongswadhi, Pongsaya
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    A problem with a number of available parallel programming tools proposed and implemented by researchers is that there has been little consideration of the impact of the user interface on users outside the field of computer science. In this paper we propose and implement Banger, an extension to the Parallel...
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    number of available parallel programming tools proposed and implemented by researchers is that there

  • A comparison of counting methods for software science and cyclomatic complexity

    Creator:
    Currans, Nancy
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    This paper reviews McCabe's cyclomatic complexity and Halstead's laws; it discusses studies in current literature relating the metrics to software. The studies are reproduced using data obtained from a large software project developed in a major electronics firm. Problems that occur when deriving the metrics are discussed; the result of...
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    code, and the number of bugs reported in the project. Table of Contents I. Introduction

  • Parallel execution of the Simplex algorithm

    Creator:
    Choi, Sungwoon
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    This project is concerned with the optimal distribution of the computation and the data in parallelized Simplex algorithms. Test cases were implemented on a 16-processor Transputer system from INMOS Corporation. By careful consideration of distribution of computations and data, a nearly linear speedup pattern was obtained. The most interesting thing...
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    Execution Time vs. Number of Processors 26 ) 3-8 Execution Time vs. Number of Rows assigned to one

  • SPEAR : Superlative Plagiarism Explorer And Reporter

    Creator:
    Pavithran, Siddharth
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    In this project, we have investigated three different techniques for plagiarism detection and have compared its effectiveness against that of an unaided human grader. The techniques investigated were word frequency analysis, sentence inclusion analysis and sub string inclusion analysis. We found that a combination of word frequency analysis and sub...
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    ..................................................................................................................... 36 Appendix A

  • SSD Online Services

    Creator:
    Gunadi, Haris
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    The Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) is the department responsible for providing reasonable accommodation to students with documented disabilities. Each term, SSD serves approximately 500 students and receives hundreds of requests for various services. These services range from alternative testing, alternative formats, notetaking, classroom relocation, and requests for tables...
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    classrooms. The number of requests has been growing steadily and in order to provide accommodations on a

  • Comparison of several sorting algorithms designed for nearly sorted lists

    Creator:
    Choi, Chung Min
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    Quickersort, Straight Insertion Sort, Mehlhorn's AVL-tree Sorting Algorithm and Cook's new sorting algorithm are compared on nearly and nedium sorted lists. The ratio of the minimum number of list elements that must be removed so that the remaining portion of the list is in order to the size of the...
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    sorting algorithm are compared on nearly and nedium sorted lists. The ratio of the minimum number of