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Chapter 2 CSF 2009 The MIPS Assembly Language: Procedure Calls and Examples.
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Slide 1Chapter 2 CSF 2009 The MIPS Assembly Language: Procedure Calls and Examples Slide 2 Procedure Calling Steps required 1.Place parameters in registers 2.Transfer control…

Greedy Algorithms Slide 1. Optimization Problems Optimization Problem –Problem with an objective function to either: Maximize some profit Minimize some.
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Modern GPU Architectures Varun Sampath University of Pennsylvania CIS 565 - Spring 2012.
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Slide 1Modern GPU Architectures Varun Sampath University of Pennsylvania CIS 565 - Spring 2012 Slide 2 Agenda/GPU Decoder Ring Fermi / GF100 / GeForce GTX 480 – “Fermi…

Exploring Multidominance in Tree Adjoining Grammar Joan Chen-Main joan@cogsci.jhu.edu Department of Cognitive Science Johns Hopkins University.
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Slide 1Exploring Multidominance in Tree Adjoining Grammar Joan Chen-Main [email protected] Department of Cognitive Science Johns Hopkins University Slide 2 In Two Places…

HST 952 Computing for Biomedical Scientists Lecture 10.
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Slide 1 HST 952 Computing for Biomedical Scientists Lecture 10 Slide 2 Recap: Searching Linear search is most appropriate for searching through a collection of unsorted items…

Symbolic Processing. How to Teach “Programming” Kenneth.Church@jhu.edu Kenneth.Church@jhu.edu Lecture 1: Education for kids – Lego Mindstorms (NQC: Not.
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Slide 1 Symbolic Processing Slide 2 How to Teach “Programming” [email protected] [email protected] Lecture 1: Education for kids – Lego Mindstorms (NQC: Not…

Recursion - see Recursion. RHS – SOC 2 Recursion We know that: –We can define classes –We can define methods on classes –Mehtods can call other methods.
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Slide 1 Recursion - see Recursion Slide 2 RHS – SOC 2 Recursion We know that: –We can define classes –We can define methods on classes –Mehtods can call other methods…

Under the Hood: Storage and Advanced Application Development Brian Dewey DAT406 Group Program Manager Microsoft Corporation.
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Parsing Top-Down. 2 Top-Down parsers The top-down parser must start at the root of the tree and determine, from the token stream, how to grow the parse.
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Slide 1Parsing Top-Down Slide 2 2 Top-Down parsers The top-down parser must start at the root of the tree and determine, from the token stream, how to grow the parse tree…

Recursion. n! (n factorial) The number of ways n objects can be permuted (arranged). For example, consider 3 things, A, B, and C. 3! = 6 1.ABC 2.ACB.
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Slide 1 Recursion Slide 2 n! (n factorial)  The number of ways n objects can be permuted (arranged).  For example, consider 3 things, A, B, and C.  3! = 6 1.ABC…

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