Yesterday I studied some more theory on Formal Methods, and today I started the practical work. I finished the first assignment, which is about analysing a very simple protocol. The picture here is a instantiation of a system where two 1-bit buffers are put in sequence.
Today I'm studying again, it's probably going to take another two weeks. The subject is more difficult than I thought, but interesting. Today I learned how to specify a clock:
The last few days I've been waiting for an e-mail of my teacher, because the mark for my paper should be delivered before the 1st of September.
Today I checked my e-mail -- nothing again. Just for fun I decided to have a look at my marks (I can check them online). And... the result was there, a 9!
At 15:00 o'clock I want to sent my paper to the teacher. Now working on the introduction -- Phillip pointed out that this the purpose of my paper wasn't very clear so I'm added some stuff on this.
Found a website on round-trip java programming, www.objectsbydesign.com, nice guys there; they let me use a screenshot from their website.
A new version of my paper on Human-Computer Interaction is online. It's almost ready, I'll only have to rewrite the introduction, fix some layout things and reread it one more time.
Found out something really scary: The backups I have been making the last week of my paper are all just links to my original paper. Meaning: if my original paper would have disappeared, so would have all my backups... You really can't trust Word, even when you're as paranoid as I am in making backup copies every few hours.
Yesterday I studied some more theory on Formal Methods, and today I started the practical work. I finished the first assignment, which is about analysing a very simple protocol. The picture here is a instantiation of a system where two 1-bit buffers are put in sequence.
It's now official, the website of our university (