Chap.10.1 Review Design Process Chap.10.2 Design Process of Kinematic Scheme of the Mechanism System

❖ 5.1 The performance of Catalysts in Chemical reaction ❖ 5.2 Green Chemistry and Catalysis ❖ 5.3 The Design of High Efficient and Safe Catalyst ❖ 5.4 Changing Starting Material for Chemical reaction ❖ 5.5 Changing Reagents ❖ 5.6 Changing the solvent of Chemical Reaction ❖ 5.7 Process Control and Process Intensification ❖ References

• Process Concept • Process Scheduling • Operations on Processes • Interprocess Communication • Examples of IPC Systems • Communication in Client-Server Systems*

5.1 Introduction 5.2 Syngas prepared by coal 5.3 Syngas preparing by natural gas 5.4 Syngas prepared by residue oil 5.5 Shift process of carbon monoxide

9.1 Introduction 9.2 Main production methods of chlorinated hydrocarbon 9.3 Vinyl chloride 9.4 Vinyl chloride production by equilibrium 9.5 Vinyl chloride production process by

• Software Process • Software Quality Assurance • Software Configuration Management • Software Project Management Concepts

 Processes  Threads  Inter-process communication  Classical IPC problems  Scheduling

❑ 1.1 Introduction ❑ 1.2 Overview on Manufacturing Process ❑ 1.3 The MOS(FET) Transistor ❑ 1.3.1 I-V/C-V characteristics (self-learning) ❑ 1.3.2 SPICE Models ❑ 1.4 Process Variations

• contemporary computer systems allow multiple programs to be loaded into memory and executed concurrently • A system therefore consists of a collection of processes (a program in execution): operating system processes executing system code and user processes executing user code. • Process Concept • Process Scheduling • Operations on Processes • Interprocess Communication • Examples of IPC Systems • Communication in Client-Server Systems*

This document describes the Message-Passing Interface (MPI) standard, version 2.2. The MPI standard includes point-to-point message-passing, collective communications, group and communicator concepts, process topologies, environmental management, process cre￾ation and management, one-sided communications, extended collective operations, external interfaces, I/O, some miscellaneous topics, and a profiling interface. Language bindings for C, C++ and Fortran are defined