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Distributed Operating Systems
Real-Time Systems
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Exercise: Terms and Concepts
Terminology
What is real-time? What is a real-time system?
Differentiate hard, firm and soft real-time.
Name examples of real-time systems and their timing requirements. What other dimensions for the classification of real-time systems do you see?
Concepts
Given the task of designing a system to perform a real-time task, which design steps and decisions can you imagine?
How would you determine the execution time of a real-time application?
Given a set of tasks with their timing parameters, how can you determine a feasible schedule, where the tasks meet their timing constraints?
What operating system functionality could be useful or even required to execute real-time applications?
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Modules:
INF-BAS4
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INF-VERT4
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DSE-E9
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INF-LE-EUI
6 Credit Points
2/1/0 = 3 SWS
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This course is not being offered in this term.