一、课程简介 二、课程的定位与目标 三、课程的结构与内容 四、课程的教学形式 五、课程的考核形式 六、课程的参考书籍 七、目前的准备工作

• Pin Tool ➢ Introduction ➢ Instrumentation granularity ➢ Trace instrumentation ➢ Example ➢ Other important features • Dynamic Taint Analysis ➢ Introduction ➢ Classify of taint analysis ➢ Taint procedure ➢ Taint analysis for security

Software Security Course Overview Description Goal Text Books Course Schedule Prerequisites Tentative Course Project Teaching Assistant Contact Information Introduction to Software Security Background Root Cause of the Security Problems Vulnerability Exploits

18.1 Introduction 18.2 C++ 18.3 A Simple Program: Adding Two Integers 18.4 C++ Standard Library 18.5 Header Files 18.6 Inline Functions 18.7 References and Reference Parameters 18.8 Empty Parameter Lists 18.9 Default Arguments 18.10 Unary Scope Resolution Operator 18.11 Function Overloading 18.12 Function Templates 18.13 Introduction to Object Technology and the UML 18.14 Wrap-Up

◼ Introduction ◼ Neuroendocrinology ◼ Functions of other endocrine glands • Thyroid hormone • Regulation of calcium and phosphorus metabolism • Insulin • Glucocorticoid • Catecholamine

Introduction to Heterogeneous Parallel Computing CUDA C vs. CUDA Libs vs. OpenACC Memory Allocation and Data Movement API Functions Data Parallelism and Threads

• Introduction • Basics of Monte Carlo method • Statistical Uncertainty • Improving Efficiency Techniques • An Application in Surface Diffusion

• Introduction • XML Search – XML Search Semantic • search on XML Tree • search on XML Tree considering entity relationship • search on XML Graph considering schema – XML Search Algorithms • XML Scoring and Ranking • Conclusion

1 Introduction 2 Load Flow Analysis 3 Economic Operation of Power Systems 4 Optimal Load Flow 5 Unit Commitment 6 Load Frequency Control 7 Control of Interconnected Systems 8 Voltage and Reactive Power Control 9 Introduction to Advanced Topics

1Introduction 2Organization of This Paper 3Introduction to SVD and Waves—Sets of Point Sources and Receivers 4Introductory Example—Three Sources and Three Receivers 5Scalar Wave Examples with Point Sources and Receivers 6Mathematics of Continuous Functions, Operators, and Vector Spaces 7Communications Modes and Common Families of Functions 8Extending to Electromagnetic Waves 9Quantizing the Electromagnetic Field Using the M-Gauge 10Linear Scatterers and Optical Devices 11Mode-Converter Basis Sets as Fundamental Optical Descriptions 12Conclusions