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Introduction to Computing Science for Engineering Students Floating Point Representation Data Types and Conversion Janice Regan 20072013 1 Floating point numbers

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Introduction to Computing Science for Engineering Students Floating Point Representation Data Types and Conversion Janice Regan 20072013 1 Floating point numbers A floating point number is represented by a mantissa and an exponent for example 373696786432 10. ’‘ƒ‚€‡‚€‚€€ˆ\t ™• ˆ…€…Š…€†€…‡Š…Š…€ˆ‡€†\r„ €‚ƒ„\fŒ\n“žž€˜†„‡ˆ€€ WHITE PAPER \r\f \f ‚\f\f€ ƒ€\n \f\n ‚\f †€\r\n€\r †\b\f\b\r\r\r\f\f‡\f€\n\n\t\r\t\r‚€\n\n\n… \t‚€…\b\b•€\b\b€•\t\b€\b €€€€€€ €€€€€€€€€€€ €€€€€ €€€€€ €€€€€ Introduction to Operating Systems. . Introduction to Deadlocks. Acknowledgement: some slides are taken from Anthony D. Joseph’s course material at UC Berkeley . and Dr. Janice Reagan’s course material at SFU. 3 4 RE.€ RE.€ PalleA inchesmmB mmg RE.€ PalletA inche/mmB mmg RE.€ PalleA inchesmmB mmg RE.€ PalleA inchesmmB mmg RE.€ PalletA inche/mmB mmg RE.€ PalleA inchesmmgB m \f “\t\b \f\f\f ‚\f\t\f\f\r\f\f€‡\f €\r\t\f\f€‚\f Phase: Design. Janice Regan, 2008. 2. Map of design phase. DESIGN. HIGH LEVEL. DESIGN. Modularization. User Interface. Module Interfaces. Data. . Persistance. Subsystem. User Manual. architecture. \r\f\n\t\b\n\n\b\f\f\n\t\n\t\b‰\n\nŠ‹Œ…\n\n€€\n€ †€€€‡ . Operating Systems. Processes. Multiprogramming. When multiple programs share the same processor . An example of . pseudoparallelism. Processes share processor (each get a short turn) so that in a perceptible length of time it appears processes run in parallel .

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