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Grammatical Picture Generation: A Tree-Based Approach
Frank Drewes
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No disponible.
Palabras clave – provistas por la editorial
Computer Applications; Theory of Computation; Mathematics of Computing; Simulation and Modeling; Computer Graphics; Image Processing and Computer Vision
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| Institución detectada | Año de publicación | Navegá | Descargá | Solicitá |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No detectada | 2006 | SpringerLink |
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Tipo de recurso:
libros
ISBN impreso
978-3-540-21304-8
ISBN electrónico
978-3-540-32507-9
Editor responsable
Springer Nature
País de edición
Reino Unido
Fecha de publicación
2006
Información sobre derechos de publicación
© Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006
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Introduction
Frank Drewes
An interactive tutorial is a very efficient way to teach a rich programming language to a large group of e.g. graduate students in the field of IC design. We are creating a novel online course for SystemC that provides real-time compiling and result analysis functions, using server-side tools exclusively. The tutorial is called SCOTT (SystemC Online Tutorial and Training) and represents an advancement of our previously established interactive course on VHDL. The users following the SCOTT course submit their SystemC code over a standard web browser and get instant feedback from the tutorial system, including error description, context-sensitive hints, proposals for improvement, and simulation results. In this contribution, we will point out the emerging importance of teaching SystemC, discuss the functionality of our interactive tutorial system and illustrate the methodology by practical examples.
Pp. 1-14
Line-Drawing Languages
Frank Drewes
An interactive tutorial is a very efficient way to teach a rich programming language to a large group of e.g. graduate students in the field of IC design. We are creating a novel online course for SystemC that provides real-time compiling and result analysis functions, using server-side tools exclusively. The tutorial is called SCOTT (SystemC Online Tutorial and Training) and represents an advancement of our previously established interactive course on VHDL. The users following the SCOTT course submit their SystemC code over a standard web browser and get instant feedback from the tutorial system, including error description, context-sensitive hints, proposals for improvement, and simulation results. In this contribution, we will point out the emerging importance of teaching SystemC, discuss the functionality of our interactive tutorial system and illustrate the methodology by practical examples.
Pp. 15-109
Collage Languages
Frank Drewes
An interactive tutorial is a very efficient way to teach a rich programming language to a large group of e.g. graduate students in the field of IC design. We are creating a novel online course for SystemC that provides real-time compiling and result analysis functions, using server-side tools exclusively. The tutorial is called SCOTT (SystemC Online Tutorial and Training) and represents an advancement of our previously established interactive course on VHDL. The users following the SCOTT course submit their SystemC code over a standard web browser and get instant feedback from the tutorial system, including error description, context-sensitive hints, proposals for improvement, and simulation results. In this contribution, we will point out the emerging importance of teaching SystemC, discuss the functionality of our interactive tutorial system and illustrate the methodology by practical examples.
Pp. 111-202
Iterated Function Systems
Frank Drewes
An interactive tutorial is a very efficient way to teach a rich programming language to a large group of e.g. graduate students in the field of IC design. We are creating a novel online course for SystemC that provides real-time compiling and result analysis functions, using server-side tools exclusively. The tutorial is called SCOTT (SystemC Online Tutorial and Training) and represents an advancement of our previously established interactive course on VHDL. The users following the SCOTT course submit their SystemC code over a standard web browser and get instant feedback from the tutorial system, including error description, context-sensitive hints, proposals for improvement, and simulation results. In this contribution, we will point out the emerging importance of teaching SystemC, discuss the functionality of our interactive tutorial system and illustrate the methodology by practical examples.
Pp. 203-248
Grid Picture Languages
Frank Drewes
An interactive tutorial is a very efficient way to teach a rich programming language to a large group of e.g. graduate students in the field of IC design. We are creating a novel online course for SystemC that provides real-time compiling and result analysis functions, using server-side tools exclusively. The tutorial is called SCOTT (SystemC Online Tutorial and Training) and represents an advancement of our previously established interactive course on VHDL. The users following the SCOTT course submit their SystemC code over a standard web browser and get instant feedback from the tutorial system, including error description, context-sensitive hints, proposals for improvement, and simulation results. In this contribution, we will point out the emerging importance of teaching SystemC, discuss the functionality of our interactive tutorial system and illustrate the methodology by practical examples.
Pp. 249-305
Languages of Fractals
Frank Drewes
An interactive tutorial is a very efficient way to teach a rich programming language to a large group of e.g. graduate students in the field of IC design. We are creating a novel online course for SystemC that provides real-time compiling and result analysis functions, using server-side tools exclusively. The tutorial is called SCOTT (SystemC Online Tutorial and Training) and represents an advancement of our previously established interactive course on VHDL. The users following the SCOTT course submit their SystemC code over a standard web browser and get instant feedback from the tutorial system, including error description, context-sensitive hints, proposals for improvement, and simulation results. In this contribution, we will point out the emerging importance of teaching SystemC, discuss the functionality of our interactive tutorial system and illustrate the methodology by practical examples.
Pp. 307-331
Languages of Coloured Collages
Frank Drewes
An interactive tutorial is a very efficient way to teach a rich programming language to a large group of e.g. graduate students in the field of IC design. We are creating a novel online course for SystemC that provides real-time compiling and result analysis functions, using server-side tools exclusively. The tutorial is called SCOTT (SystemC Online Tutorial and Training) and represents an advancement of our previously established interactive course on VHDL. The users following the SCOTT course submit their SystemC code over a standard web browser and get instant feedback from the tutorial system, including error description, context-sensitive hints, proposals for improvement, and simulation results. In this contribution, we will point out the emerging importance of teaching SystemC, discuss the functionality of our interactive tutorial system and illustrate the methodology by practical examples.
Pp. 333-384
Treebag
Frank Drewes
An interactive tutorial is a very efficient way to teach a rich programming language to a large group of e.g. graduate students in the field of IC design. We are creating a novel online course for SystemC that provides real-time compiling and result analysis functions, using server-side tools exclusively. The tutorial is called SCOTT (SystemC Online Tutorial and Training) and represents an advancement of our previously established interactive course on VHDL. The users following the SCOTT course submit their SystemC code over a standard web browser and get instant feedback from the tutorial system, including error description, context-sensitive hints, proposals for improvement, and simulation results. In this contribution, we will point out the emerging importance of teaching SystemC, discuss the functionality of our interactive tutorial system and illustrate the methodology by practical examples.
Pp. 385-403