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  • Design and implementation of a HELM user interface

    Creator:
    Singh, Bopinderjit (Bob), Brown, Carol E., and Lewis, Ted G.
    Abstract:
    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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    , Oregon Dr. T. G. Lewis Department of Computer Science Oregon State University Corvallis, Oregon

  • Adding functionality to a vacuous prototype

    Creator:
    Raghu, Jagannath N.
    Abstract:
    Oregon Speedcode Universe (OSU) is a rapid prototyping system that provides a total environment for creating applications. Given such a vacuous prototyping system consisting of sequenced user interface objects can domain specific application functions be incorporated? Furthermore, can functionality be added by automatic or semi automatic techniques? This research attempts...
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    Capstone Project
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    Prototype Jagannath N. Raghu Dr. Ted G. Lewis Department of Computer Science Oregon State University

  • GraphLab : adding graphical functionality to OSU

    Creator:
    Lim, Mu-Hong
    Abstract:
    Oregon SpeedCode Universe (OSU) is a rapid prototyping system which automates the production of applications from a description of the user interface. GraphLab is a domain-specific tool which deals with several major problems concerning OSU: (1) limited functionality, that is, lacking graphical capabilities in generated applications, (2) indirect approach to...
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    Capstone Project
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    Functionalit y to OSU Mu-Hong Lim Dr . Ted G. Lewis Department of Computer Science Oregon State

  • The SS/1 Design Editor : a graphical interface for object oriented parallel programming with Server System/1

    Creator:
    Sturtevant, Thomas
    Abstract:
    The Server System/1 (SS/1) Design Editor is a graphical programming tool that provides a simple interface for object oriented parallel programming. Two difficult problems with parallel programming, partitioning, end visualization are addressed by the SS/1 Design Editor. An SS/1 program is structured using object oriented design concepts. This leads to...
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    Capstone Project
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    System / 1 Thomas Sturtevant Ted G. Lewis Department of Computer Science Oregon State University

  • Graphical Editor for DataLab (GEDL) : a graphical editor for specifying and synthesizing abstract data types

    Creator:
    Kim, Hae-sung
    Abstract:
    This report describes the Graphical Editor part of DataLab, a visual programming tool for the specification and synthesis of abstract data types (ADTs). DataLab consists of two major components: graphical editor and source code generator. The graphical editor is used to design an abstract data structure and its operations by...
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    Capstone Project
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    Dr. T. G. Lewis Department of Computer Science Oregon State University Corvallis, OR 97331-3902

  • Stella Bridge : mathematical modeling with OSU

    Creator:
    Liao, Chingpin
    Abstract:
    Stella Bridge is a program for converting mathematical models designed with STELLA For Business into object-based source programs written in Pascal. The input to Stella Bridge is a series of tables1 functions, and initial conditions generated by STELLA For Business. The output from Stella Bridge is a collection of Pascal...
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    Capstone Project
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    Mathematical Modeling With OSU Chingpin Liao Dr. T. G. Lewi s Department of Computer Science Oregon State

  • Parallel execution of the Simplex algorithm

    Creator:
    Choi, Sungwoon
    Abstract:
    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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    Capstone Project
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    submitted in partial fulfillment of the degree of Master of Science Major Professor Dr. T. G. LEWIS

  • Performance evaluation of computer systems in terms of time delay, throughput, and throughput per unit of cost : single processor system, multiple processor network system, and uniprocessor with time sharing capacity

    Creator:
    Ramamurti, Sridar
    Abstract:
    The information processing industry is one of the fastest growing, and most dynamic industries on the scientific as well as business scene, today. Progress in designing and applying computing systems has out raced progress in evaluating their performance. In order to circumvent this trend, there should be a simultaneous development...
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    Capstone Project
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    1978 APPROVED: Theodore G. Lewis, Associate Professor Department of Computer Science in Charge

  • A graphical rapid prototyper for the Macintosh

    Creator:
    Handloser, Fredrick T., III
    Abstract:
    The task of designing and building the user interface portion of a Macintosh application is radically different than the same task on a more conventional computer with a conventional operating system. Just the fact that it is radically different makes it very time consuming to learn how to program this...
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    Capstone Project
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    Professor: Dr. Ted G. Lewis Completed February 12, 1988 ] 7 1 l l 1 I l ) . I j II j

  • The connector : Macintosh to UNIX communication

    Creator:
    Manohar, M. D.
    Abstract:
    This research solves the problem of connecting a Macintosh to a Unix machine and presenting the Macintosh Desktop to Unix. Unix Files can be viewed. copied. renamed and opened in the same manner as Macintosh files. Unix programs and shell commands can be defined and attached to Macintosh menus and...
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    Capstone Project
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    Macintosh to UNIX communication Manohar MD Ted G. Lewis Department of Computer Science Oregon State