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Android on x86: an Introduction to Optimizing for Intel® Architecture serves two main purposes. First, it makes the case for adapting your applications onto Intel’s x86 architecture, including discussions of the business potential, the changing landscape of the Android marketplace, and the unique challenges and opportunities that arise from x86 devices. The fundamental idea is that extending your applications to support x86 or creating new ones is not difficult, but it is imperative to know all of the technicalities. This book is dedicated to providing you with an awareness of these nuances and an understanding of how to tackle them. Second, and most importantly, this book provides a one-stop detailed resource for best practices and procedures associated with the installation issues, hardware optimization issues, software requirements, programming tasks, and performance optimizations that emerge when developers consider the x86 Android devices. Optimization discussions dive into native code, hardware acceleration, and advanced profiling of multimedia applications. The authors have collected this information so that you can use the book as a guide for the specific requirements of each application project. This book is not dedicated solely to code; instead it is filled with the information you need in order to take advantage of x86 architecture. It will guide you through installing the Android SDK for Intel Architecture, help you understand the differences and similarities between processor architectures available in Android devices, teach you to create and port applications, debug existing x86 applications, offer solutions for NDK and C++ optimizations, and introduce the Intel Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager. This book provides the most useful information to help you get the job done quickly while utilizing best practices.

Application software --- Computer architecture --- Computer software --- Engineering & Applied Sciences --- Computer Science --- Development --- Development. --- Android (Electronic resource) --- Software, Computer --- Architecture, Computer --- Development of application software --- Android operating system (Electronic resource) --- Android OS (Electronic resource) --- Google Android (Electronic resource) --- Android mobile operating system (Electronic resource) --- Computer science. --- Computer Science. --- Computer Science, general. --- Informatics --- Science --- Computer systems --- Mobile computing. --- Mobile Computing. --- Computer Applications. --- Electronic data processing --- Context-aware computing --- Portable computers --- Application software. --- Application computer programs --- Application computer software --- Applications software --- Apps (Computer software) --- Computer science

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Praktische Übungen anhand von Programmieraufgaben sind ein gängiger und zentraler Bestandteil der Programmierausbildung in der Informatik und verwandten Fächern. Die manuelle Korrektur von Lösungen zu Programmieraufgaben ist jedoch zeitaufwändig und nicht immer einfach. Gerade in Szenarien, die auf sogenanntes "formatives Assessment" setzen, ist jedoch ein zeitnahes Feedback zumindest zu den wesentlichen Aspekten einer Lösung sehr wünschenswert. In diesem - aber auch in weiteren Szenarien - kann eine automatisierte Bewertung der Lösungen von Programmieraufgaben einen wertvollen Beitrag zur Verbesserung der Lehre leisten. Darüber hinaus ermöglichen geeignete Systeme eine Darstellung des Lernfortschritts, halten Lernende durch regelmäßig bewertete Übungsaufgaben zur kontinuierlichen Mitarbeit an und unterstützen Lehrende durch einen Überblick über Lernfortschritte und Lernhürden einzelner Studierender und der gesamten Gruppe bei der Planung und Ausrichtung ihrer Lehre. Dieses Buch richtet sich an Lehrende an Hochschulen, Schulen und anderen Ausbildungseinrichtungen, an Hochschuldidaktiker mit Bezug zur Programmierausbildung und an Informatiker, die mit der Entwicklung oder Integration von Systemen zur automatischen Programmbewertung beschäftigt sind. Die Ziele dieses Buches sind zum einen, Lehrenden die praktische Relevanz und Tauglichkeit automatisierter Programmbewertung aufzuzeigen und damit den Einsatz automatischer Programmbewertung durch die Darstellung erfolgreicher Ansätze zu fördern. Zum anderen soll dem Thema der automatisierten Programmbewertung ein größerer Bekanntheitsgrad in der Fachöffentlichkeit verschafft und Arbeitsergebnisse aus Forschungs- und Praxisprojekten einem größeren Anwenderkreis präsentiert werden.

Programmierausbildung --- Java --- SQL --- Prolog --- UML-Modellierung --- App --- Android --- Mathematikausbildung --- Grader --- JACK --- Praktomat --- Graja --- aSQLg --- GATE --- VEA --- PABS --- ASB --- Moodle --- LON-CAPA --- STUD.IP --- Medien- und Umweltpädagogik

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This book presents valuable research results in the challenging field of systems (cyber)security. It is a reprint of the Information (MDPI, Basel) - Special Issue (SI) on Advanced Topics in Systems Safety and Security. The competitive review process of MDPI journals guarantees the quality of the presented concepts and results. The SI comprises high-quality papers focused on cutting-edge research topics in cybersecurity of computer networks and industrial control systems. The contributions presented in this book are mainly the extended versions of selected papers presented at the 7th and the 8th editions of the International Workshop on Systems Safety and Security—IWSSS. These two editions took place in Romania in 2019 and respectively in 2020. In addition to the selected papers from IWSSS, the special issue includes other valuable and relevant contributions. The papers included in this reprint discuss various subjects ranging from cyberattack or criminal activities detection, evaluation of the attacker skills, modeling of the cyber-attacks, and mobile application security evaluation. Given this diversity of topics and the scientific level of papers, we consider this book a valuable reference for researchers in the security and safety of systems.

industrial control safety --- attack quantification --- common vulnerability scoring system --- attack tree --- distribution automation system --- Command and Control Citizen Security Center --- Command and Control Information System (C2IS) --- crime detection --- homeland security --- Android applications --- multi-threading --- operational semantics --- reverse engineering --- Smali+ --- cyber attack --- attacker --- attacker profile --- attacker behaviour --- metrics --- features --- attributes --- intelligent data analysis --- attack forecasting --- comparative review --- alert correlation --- attack evaluation --- attacker skill level --- attack prediction --- attack projection --- early-stage detection --- Bayesian network

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Now more than ever, as a worldwide STEM community, we need to know what pre-collegiate teachers and students explore, learn, and implement in relation to computer science and engineering education. As computer science and engineering education are not always “stand-alone” courses in pre-collegiate schools, how are pre-collegiate teachers and students learning about these topics? How can these subjects be integrated? Explore six articles in this book that directly relate to the currently hot topics of computer science and engineering education as they tie into pre-collegiate science, technology, and mathematics realms. There is a systematic review article to set the stage of the problem. Following this overview are two teacher-focused articles on professional development in computer science and entrepreneurship venture training. The final three articles focus on varying levels of student work including pre-collegiate secondary students’ exploration of engineering design technology, future science teachers’ (collegiate students) perceptions of engineering, and pre-collegiate future engineers’ exploration of environmental radioactivity. All six articles speak to computer science and engineering education in pre-collegiate forums, but blend into the collegiate world for a look at what all audiences can bring to the conversation about these topics.

secondary science --- STEM outreach --- mathematics (STEM) education --- environmental radioactivity --- learner analysis --- coaching --- learner-centered pedagogy --- preservice teacher beliefs --- computer science education --- laboratory activity --- science education --- challenge-based learning --- engineering --- K–12 teacher --- literature review --- pre-collegiate teacher --- scintillator detector --- computing outreach --- science --- computer science application --- pre-college engineering activities --- K-12 teachers --- engineering design process --- ?-ray spectroscopy --- student engagement --- in-situ measurements --- conceptual assessment items --- engineering education --- Web-GIS platform --- K–12 --- computer science --- engineering outreach --- online professional development training --- pre-college STEM activities --- Android app --- students’ alternative conceptions --- technology --- inquiry-based science and technology --- computer science integration --- assessment tool --- perceptions --- pre-college computing activities --- nuclear engineering experiment --- conceptual change --- NGSS --- physics education --- engineering design technology

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This book is a printed edition of the Special Issue entitled “Multi-Robot Systems: Challenges, Trends, and Applications” that was published in Applied Sciences. This Special Issue collected seventeen high-quality papers that discuss the main challenges of multi-robot systems, present the trends to address these issues, and report various relevant applications. Some of the topics addressed by these papers are robot swarms, mission planning, robot teaming, machine learning, immersive technologies, search and rescue, and social robotics.

exploration missions --- cooperative systems --- multi-robot coordinated systems --- constrained-communication environments --- collaborative localization --- distributed tracking --- nonlinear model --- unscented transformation --- robust autonomous landing --- unmanned aerial vehicle --- unmanned ground vehicle --- multi-robot systems --- Kalman filter --- PID controller --- re-localization module --- information sharing --- positional uncertainty --- path planning --- mapping --- human robot interaction --- android robot --- passive social conversation --- multiple conversation robots --- swarm --- robotics --- hormone --- behaviour --- arbitration --- demand --- multi-agent systems --- planning --- M* algorithm --- shortest path finding --- collision-free constraint --- optimality and completeness --- multi-robot --- collaborative navigation --- deep reinforcement learning --- autonomous robots --- teamwork --- coordination --- dynamic environments --- autonomous media production --- drone cinematography --- multimedia tools --- dialogue system --- elderly people --- two robots --- task and motion planning --- manipulation planning --- robot-human interactions --- perception --- digital twin --- virtual reality --- collaborative robots --- Industry 4.0 --- lean automation --- multi-robot cell --- mixed reality simulation --- unmanned aerial vehicles --- X-Plane flight simulator --- visualized ground control station --- dual-head electromagnetic propulsion device --- swarm robotics --- automatic design --- AutoMoDe --- evolutionary robotics --- time-based synchronization --- heterogeneous multi-robotic cell --- socket communication --- low computational power --- native language application --- swarms --- drones --- firefighting --- n/a