Course materials for CIS 720, Fall'2013

Syllabus

Exams

Lectures

  • Invariant Based Approach ppt   after_lecture ppt
  • Passing the baton technique ppt   after_lecture ppt
  • Wait Free algorithms ppt   after_lecture ppt
  • Message passing ppt   after_lecture ppt
  • Asynchronous Message Passing ppt   after_lecture ppt
  • Broadcasting with failures ppt   after_lecture ppt
  • Distributed Shared Memory ppt   after_lecture ppt
  • Homework and Midterm Review ppt
  • Concurrency Control ppt
  • Concurrent Control 2 ppt
  • Midterm ppt
  • Replication ppt
  • Disributed algorithms ppt   MP4_Part1   MP4_Part2   MP4_Part3
  • Sample Questions ppt

    Papers

    Homeworks

    Programming Assignments

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    Useful Links

    Gurdip Singh (singh@cis.ksu.edu)