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Разработка программного комплекса для автоматизированного контроля знаний студентов
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Proceeding of the 15th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence: Methodology, Systems, Applications , AIMSA 2012, Varna, Bulgaria, September 12-15, 2012.
For an comprehensive evaluation of individual work of software developers this paper suggests the method of assigning priorities. It also describes approaches to factors which affect the assessment of work of software developers, ranging of these factors and ranging of software developers by these factors. The suggested methodology can be used for making management accounts regulations in order to perfect the morale and material encouragement of personal subject to strategic and tactical goals of an organization.
Most modern software is written in high level languages. The task of translating source code, written in high-level languages, into a representation, which can be executed on a computer system, solves by specialized programs called compilers. Errors in compilers lead to differences between the behavior of modules, resulting from the work of compilers, and behavior, defining the semantics of the original program. Such errors are very difficult to detect and correct, and their presence casts doubt on the quality of the programs generated by a compiler. Obviously, the correctness of the compiler is a strong prerequisite for reliable software created with its help [20]. This paper describes the concept of a system designed to automate the process of testing the major components of any compiler: syntax analyzer and context conditions analyzer (semantic analyzer).
Content and methodic of the preparation testing in “Programming” subject in LMS e-Front is given. Necessity and preconditions to the preparation testing are described. The results of application of the methodic are provided.
Workshop on Program Semantics, Specifi cation and Verifi cation: Theory and Applications is the leading event in Russia in the fi eld of applying of the formal methods to software analysis. Proceedings of the fourth workshop are dedicated to formalisms for program semantics, formal models and veri cation, programming and speci fication languages, etc.
We investigate the multiquantum vortex states in a type-II superconductor in both 'clean' and 'dirty' regimes defined by impurity scattering rate. Within a quasiclassical approach we calculate self-consistently the order parameter distributions and electronic local density of states (LDOS) profiles. In the clean case we find the low temperature vortex core anomaly predicted analytically by Volovik (1993 JETP Lett. 58 455) and obtain the patterns of LDOS distributions. In the dirty regime multiquantum vortices feature a peculiar plateau in the zero energy LDOS profile, which can be considered as an experimental hallmark of multiquantum vortex formation in mesoscopic superconductors.