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  • Programming simulations using object-oriented languages with examples in C++

    Creator:
    Lupiya, Grant
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    In this project we examine the features of object oriented programming languages that make them most likely languages of choice for implementing simulations. Three simulations of a bank, hospital, and livestock farm scenarios were implemented in the language C++ in order to demonstrate how Object-Oriented languages are used in constructing...
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    Toshimi Minoura Other Committee member: Professor Bella Bose A project report submitted to the

  • Implementation of a prototype information resources management system using ACCELL 4GL and its comparison with an INFORMIX 4GL implementation

    Creator:
    Su, Dungywe
    Abstract:
    In this report, we describe an implementation of a prototype information resources management system for the synthesis and integration project of the forest response program using a 4GL application development system ACCELL. Our system is called Prototype Virtual Data Management System (PVDMS). ACCELL is a software package that combines a...
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    Committee Members: Dr. Toshi Minoura, Major Advisor Dr. Bella Bose, Minor Advisor Dr. Tim Budd • A

  • Implementation of molecular collection theory

    Creator:
    Srinivasan, Vijay
    Abstract:
    Hayes, in his Naive Physics Manifesto, identified two alternate ontologies for reasoning about liquids, an ontology based on the notion of a contained substance and one based on the notion of a molecular collection. Qualitative Process theory, proposed by Forbus, lends itself easily to encoding the contained substance ontology. It...
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    him. I am also very grateful to Prof. Ted Lewis for agreeing to be on my committee. I have taken a

  • A C* development environment for the Meiko CS-2 multicomputer

    Creator:
    Zhang, Chung
    Abstract:
    With sequential computing technology reaching its speed limits, parallel processing is emerg­ing as the key to very-high-speed computation. However, developing a parallel program is by no means a simple task; neither is analyzing the performance of parallel programs. C* is a high-level data-parallel language that hides explicit message passing and...
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    Professor: Dr. Vikram A. Saletore Committee member: Dr. Prasad Tadepalli July, 1995 :: () J