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Project 2 Problem

This project requires students to work in teams of at most 2 people. They must submit a zip file with source codes and an executable, then a PDF project report using PowerPoint. The report must include inputs demonstrated with figures, initial and migrated scheduling results with reported energy/time, code, and responsibilities of each team member. It involves implementing and testing algorithms from the "Task Scheduling" paper.

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Project 2 Problem

This project requires students to work in teams of at most 2 people. They must submit a zip file with source codes and an executable, then a PDF project report using PowerPoint. The report must include inputs demonstrated with figures, initial and migrated scheduling results with reported energy/time, code, and responsibilities of each team member. It involves implementing and testing algorithms from the "Task Scheduling" paper.

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Project 2 (30 pt.

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Submission instructions:
This project is teamwork of at most 2 students together. One submission to the Blackboard from each
team.
In your first submission attempt in Blackboard, upload a zip file including your source codes and
executable file.
In your second submission attempt, upload a pdf file as the project report.
Instructions on project report:
1. Use PowerPoint to prepare your report and submit as pdf file.
2. Prepare a couple of inputs like the example in the paper. For each input, demonstrate the input in
a Figure (like the Figure 1 in the paper), show the scheduling result (like Figure 3 in the paper;
report the corresponding energy and time; report the program running time) after initial
scheduling, show the scheduling result (like Figure 4 in the paper; report the corresponding
energy and time; report the program running time) after task migration.
3. Copy your codes into the slides as part of the report.
4. In your report, show what is the responsibility of each team member when doing the project
problem.
Problem Description:
Implement and test the proposed algorithms in the “Task Scheduling” paper. You can use similar set up as
in the paper.

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