vpandeti/Nachos

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Originally written in C++ for MIPS, Nachos runs as a user-process on a host operating system. A MIPS simulator executes the code for any user programs running on top of the Nachos operating system. Java-based version was created by Professor Peter Druschel at Rice University. It was later adapted by Professor Eugene Stark at Stony Brook University in 2003 and applied in the Operating System course.

camunda-sso

Auto login functionality for Camunda BPM

Prolog

Flight-Data-Analytics

Flight data analysis using Python, Pandas, numpy, Scikit-learn, Flask

Routing-Protocol

Routing Protocol - Bellman Ford Algorithm

batterymonitor

Battery Monitor

Visualization-using-D3.js

Histogram, Pie chart and Force Directed Layout

Visualization-Tool-for-SPDY-QUIC-vs-HTTP

Constraint-Satisfaction-Problem

Artificial Intelligence: Constraint Satisfaction Problem applied to Sudoku game

Uninformed-Informed-Search

Iterative Deepeing Search, A* Search

Propositional-Logic

Conjunctive Normal Form(CNF) is applied on Mine Sweeper and Prolog code for Zebra, Assembler and Cannibals and Missionaries problems

Minimax-AlphaBeta-Search

Minimax and AlphaBeta Searches applied to ConnectFour game

Spatio-Temporal-Analysis

Spatio Temporal analysis involves analysing the coverage of various cellular networks in and around Stony Brook University. We present the details of the analysis and the results of our experiment on the consistency of the network coverage of various cellular networks, across space and time by developing an android application which records the required data. We have collected information from various devices across the Stony Brook University premises and we have analysed the captured data to discover potential problems.