Distributed Computing Principles and Applications ()

Author: MLLiu
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features:
- Designed specifically for undergraduate and graduate students
- Highlights key terms, keywords, and identifiers:
- Key terms and phrases are displayed in bold
- Special words, such as program identifiers, non-standard protocol names, or operation names, are displayed in italics
- Reserved words and identifiers for Java language and protocols are also displayed in italics
- Focuses on computational abstraction (also known as detail hiding) and patterns
- Combines concepts with practice, using sample code and hands-on exercises to illustrate and reinforce the proposed concepts
- Designed for learn-by-doing teaching, providing sample code and experimental activities
- Provides teaching aids, including presentations, sample code, a website, and a teacher's manual
- Offers references for readers to further explore the field of distributed computing
- Through reading this book, readers can apply basic distributed programming techniques to build network services and network applications. This is a textbook specifically designed for undergraduate and graduate students, used in distributed computing courses. It not only provides a detailed introduction to the core concepts and principles of distributed program design techniques but also adopts the learn-by-doing method, enabling readers to consolidate their knowledge through program design and experimental exercises. This is a textbook specifically designed for undergraduate and graduate students, used in distributed computing courses. It not only provides a detailed introduction to the core concepts and principles of distributed program design techniques but also adopts the learn-by-doing method, enabling readers to consolidate their knowledge through program design and experimental exercises.