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Shell Redirection: Understanding Process Management

Covers how the shell manages processes and demonstrates output redirection in UNIX-like systems.

Data Intensive Applications and Systems: Installation and Configuration

Covers the installation and configuration process of data-intensive applications and systems.

Explores Junction, a new approach combining kernel bypass with resource multiplexing for improved datacenter OS performance.

Introduction to UNIX and C Programming Concepts

Covers UNIX fundamentals and introduces C programming concepts, including variables, data types, and basic operations.

Quantitative Imaging for Civil Engineers

Covers quantitative imaging for civil engineers, focusing on image representation, formats, color encoding, and quality assessment.

Practical Session Microscopes

Covers practical aspects of microscopes, including dark field images, resolution, and a report assignment.

X-ray Tomography Practical Analysis

Covers the practical analysis of X-ray tomography images using Fiji software.

Quantitative Imaging for Civil Engineers

Introduces quantitative imaging concepts for civil engineers, covering resolution, optics, image quality, and 3D measurements.

Sudo Bug Exploitation: Demo

Demonstrates exploiting a bug in Sudo to run commands as root when restricted.

Open Source Software Evolution

Explores the evolution of open-source software and the concepts of open data and open science.

Process States: Lifecycle and Management

Explains the process state transition diagram and the management of process states in operating systems.

Linux Basics: Command Line and Psi4

Covers Linux basics and Psi4 usage for electronic structure calculations.

Forking Processes: Practical Examples and Execution Flow

Covers the fork system call in operating systems through three practical examples, illustrating process management and execution flow.

Openness in Technology

Discusses the history and impact of open source software, open data, and open science, emphasizing the benefits of sharing information in the digital age.

Mount Points: Organizing Multiple File Systems

Explains how mount points allow for the organization and management of multiple file systems in computer systems.

Organization of the Lab Sessions

Covers the organization of lab sessions, including FPGA distribution and software installation options.

Introduction to Programming in ICC Course (SV)

Covers the theoretical and practical aspects of programming in the ICC course.

Ellipsoidal Void Stress Concentrations

Explores stress concentrations on ellipsoidal void surfaces and the impact of inclusion on stress distribution.

Discretionary Access Control I

Covers the implementation of Discretionary Access Control using Access Control Matrix and Lists.

Wave Equations: Vibrating String

Explores the wave equation for a vibrating string and its numerical solution using finite difference formulas and the Newmark scheme in MATLAB/GNU Octave.