Course title
システム評価設計工学特論   [Advanced Design and Evaluation of Systems]
Course category courses for master's programs  Requirement   Credit 2 
Department   Year   Semester 1st 
Course type 1st  Course code 1060608
Instructor(s)
金子 敬一   [KANEKO Keiichi]
Facility affiliation Faculty of Engineering Office afjgxte/L1151  Email address

Course description
By taking interconnection networks as examples, we discuss them with respect to their classification, basic concepts, design metrics, deadlock and starvation, routing algorithms from the technical and engineering aspects.
Expected Learning
The students are requested to understand classification, basic concepts, design metrics, deadlock and starvation, and routing algorithms of interconnection networks from the technical and engineering aspects.
Course schedule
Lesson 1 (Introduction)
Parallel computation and networks, Parallel computer architecture, Considerations in network design, Classification of interconnection networks
Lesson 2 (Basic Concepts)
Direct networks
Lesson 3
Indirect networks
Lesson 4
Indirect networks
Lesson 5
Hybrid networks, Summary
Lesson 6
Networks and router model, Basic concepts, Switching technique
Lesson 7
Virtual channels, Hybrid switching technique
Lesson 8
Optimization of switching technique, Summary
Lesson 9
Theory of deadlock avoidance and its extension (Deadlock)
Lesson 10
Theory of deadlock avoidance and its extension (Livelock)
Lesson 11
Theory of deadlock avoidance and its extension (Starvation)
Lesson 12
Alternative method, Deadlock detection
Lesson 13
Deadlock prevention and recovery, Livelock recovery, Summary
Lesson 14
Basic concepts, Deterministic routing algorithms
Lesson 15
Adaptive algorithms, Non-minimal routing algorithms, Summary
Prerequisites
It is desirable to have studied graph theory.
To prepare and review according to the standard amount of time specified by the University.
Required Text(s) and Materials
English materials are distributed during the classes.
References
Reference books are introduced in the first lesson.
Assessment/Grading
Assessment is based on class contribution (60%) and presentation (40%). In each lesson, the student must make remarks to give some contribution to the classes.
Message from instructor(s)
Course keywords
Interconnection Network, Parallel Computer, Message Exchange, Deadlock
Office hours
As needed. E-mail communication is welcome. k1kaneko@cc.tuat.ac.jp
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Lecture Language
English
Language Subject
Last update
3/10/2020 3:12:24 PM