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Lab Manuals for System Software,Data Structures, Databases and

Artificial Intelligence

Prof. dr Slobodankaorevi-Kajan

Dr Dragan Stojanovi

Doc. dr Leonid Stoimenov

Faculty of Electronic Engineering Ni


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Lab Manual for System SoftwareOperating systems and System programming


Dr Dragan Stojanovi

Dipl. Ing Aleksandar Stanimirovi

Dipl. Ing Bratislav Predi



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Overview

Provides hands-on learning by allowing

students to work on system programs that

implement the concepts learned inlectures and primary text readings.

Contains key operating system and

system programming concepts forUNIX/Linux and Windows XP/2000


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Content

Part I: UNIX/Linux operating system underlyingconcepts and algorithms and system programmingusing POSIX and proprietary UNIX system calls

Part II: Windows XP/2000 concepts and systemprogramming using Win32 API

Appendixes

Software development tools in UNIX/Linux (gcc, make,gdb, emacs)

Software development tools in Windows (Visual Studio)

References and important links


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Part I: UNIX/Linux

Chapter 1, UNIX/Linux operating systems

Chapter 2, Review the state of the system

Chapter 3, File system

Chapter 4, Processes and Threads

Chapter 5, Process and Thread Synchronization

Chapter 6, Interprocess communication

Chapter 7, Memory management Chapter 8, Advanced U/I

Chapter 9, Network programming

Projects


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Part II: Windows XP/2000

Chapter 1, Windows operating system internals

Chapter 2, Review the state of the system

Chapter 3, File system

Chapter 4, Processes and Threads

Chapter 5, Process and Thread Synchronization

Chapter 6, Interprocess communication

Chapter 7, Memory management Chapter 8, Advanced U/I

Chapter 9, Network programming

Projects


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Every chapter contains

Goals

Foundations of the topic

Definition of the system calls and API

functions

Programming examples and applications

Laboratory exercises


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Conclusions

Contains necessary information for the preparation and

performing of System Software laboratory exercises for

UNIX/Linux and Windows XP/2000.

Includes numerous examples of UNIX system calls and

Win32 API functions and complete program code

implementing more complex problems within the

operating systems topics

Useful for lab practicing, better understanding of theSystem software topics and preparing written and oral

exams on Operating systems and System programming


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Lab Manual for Artificial

Intelligence



Dipl. Ing Aleksandar Milosavljevi



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Overview

Presents basic artificial intelligence (AI)

concepts and techniques and their use in

development of software systems. Provides practical approach to artificial

intelligence techniques, with lot of Lisp

code, implementation details and practicalprogramming advices.


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Content

Chapter 1, Programming languages of Artificialintelligence,

Chapter 2, Intelligent agents,

Chapter 3, Solving problem as Searching,

Chapter 4, Predicate Logic,

Chapter 5, Production Systems,

Chapter 6, Frames, Chapter 7, Machine Learning,

Chapter 8, Neural networks,

References


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Basic concepts and principles of the topiccovered

Description of the AI programmingenvironment, system and/or languageused

Useful functions and illustrativeprogramming examples

Lab exercises


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Conclusion

Written primarily for students, containing informationneeded for discovering artificial intelligence principlesand techniques and their use in implementation ofsoftware systems.

Reader of this book can learn about Lisp programming ingeneral, and find particular information about knowledgerepresentation formalism and machine learningtechniques.

Useful for teachers in AI. Chapters provide an in-depthdiscussion of artificial intelligence principles andpractices.

Useful as manual for lab exercises, but also as anintroductory book of AI principles and programming in an

Artificial intelligence course.


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Lab Manual for Data structures



Ass. mr AleksandarDimitrijevi



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Overview

Presents basic data structures and their

use in development of software systems.

Illustrated with memory representations ofall described structures and contains

complete program code implementing

their functionality.


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Content

Chapter 1, Introducing Java

Chapter 2, Arrays

Chapter 3, Linked lists

Chapter 4, Stack, Queue and Deque

Chapter 5, Hash tables

Chapter 6, Trees

Chapter 7, Graphs


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Goals

Definitions

Theory

Graphical and memory representation of thestructure

Examples and applications

Implementation (in Java programming language) Questions

Laboratory assignments

Projects


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Definitions


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Illustrations

Graphicalrepresentation

Memory representation

Matrix

representation


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Code

Classes

Methods

.

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.

.

.

Explanation

Names

Code

reference


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Code example

public class IntSkipListNode {public int info;public IntSkipListNode[] link;

public IntSkipListNode(int i, int n) {info = i;next = new IntSkipListNode[n];for (int j = 0; j < n; j++)

link[j] = null;

}}

Programski kod 3.7

vor celobrojne liste sa preskokom


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Conclusions

Numerous illustrations of basic data structuresand complete program code implementing theirbasic functionality are useful not only for lab

practicing, but also for better understanding ofthe matter and preparing written and oralexams.

Useful as manual for lab exercises in Data

structures, but also as an auxiliary book forcourses concerning data structures andprogramming.


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Lab Manual for Databases





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Overview

Devoted to students of the Computer

Science and Informatics for the Database

course. Contains basic information for students

about databases, database modeling, and

querying databases using Oracle DBMSand Oracle SQL


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Content

Chapter 1, Data models and databases review

Chapter 2, Database schema development

Chapter 3, Oracle DBMS

Chapter 4, Introduction to SQL query language

Chapter 5, Embedded SQL and Oracle Pro*C/C++

Appendixes:

Syntax of SQL SELECT statement Oracle catalog and Oracle data dictionary

Oracle Date and Time data type

List of Embedded SQL Statements Supported by Pro*C

Data in SQLCA structure


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Conclusions

Intended for supplementary readings in

basic courses in the DB field, presenting

review of practical, essential andfundamental concepts.

Useful as manual for lab exercises i

Databases, but also as an introductorybook of database principles using Oracle

DBMS in a Databases course.

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