TPET simulates a transaction processing system on a network of sites, each with its own TP monitor. It is designed for research and teaching of transaction processing systems and distributed systems, and it has been used successfully for teaching both COM 3560 Distributed Database Systems, COM 3316 Transaction Processing Systems and COM 1317 Transaction Processing. The library makes it possible to use mathematical concepts such as Young tableaux and Gelfand patterns as easily and as efficiently as if they were built-in data types of the programming language. The library is intended for research in Mathematics and Physics. The main application areas are molecular and nuclear spectroscopy.
NET is designed for research and teaching of distributed algorithms.
Many of the articles are responses to questions from students about the course material. Web interface for navigating the syllabus and other course materials. Assignments, solutions and some course materials are available as Web pages. The online materials include over 100 separate articles. Database Systems Three full-scale Sybase databases with sample data and many query examples are available and can be navigated using an interactive Web interface written in Java.