Frankston-Portsea 34 mile (54.7 km)
Frankston => Rye AUS
Race Winners
(38 runnings)
4:45:02 4:51:17 4:58:33 01 Apr
2007
4:08:19
5:22:17
02 Apr
2006
3:57:59
03 Apr
2005
3:57:27
4:32:25
04 Apr
2004
4:39:58
5:45:48
06 Apr
2003
4:43:05
07 Apr
2002
4:23:09
01 Apr
2001
4:50:38
09 Apr
2000
4:21:10
18 Apr
1999
4:24:28
4:15:00
05 Apr
1998
4:23:32
06 Apr 1997
4:20:05
30 Mar
1996
4:44:44
01 Apr
1995
4:47:08
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09 Apr
1994
3:52:25
5:17:20
03 Apr
1993
3:56:19
11 Apr
1992
4:16:02
5:21:25
06 Apr
1991
4:03:14
---
07 Apr
1990
3:42:27
5:06:21
01 Apr
1989
4:15:00
6:09:53
09 Apr
1988
4:07:25
06 Jun
1987
3:50:09
4:46:41
1986
---
---
Apr
1985
4:20:30
---
03 Mar 1984
3:45:00
4:15:30
1983
---
---
13 Mar 1982
3:53:19
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14 Mar 1981
4:01:
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19 Apr
1980
3:58:00
---
28 Apr 1979
4:17:00
---
30 Sep
1978
4:50:00
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15 May 1977
---
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1976
---
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10 May 1975
4:00:46
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13 Jul 1974
4:33:16
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29 Sep 1973
4:48:29
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Notes: 1973 was the inaugural year. Race is from Davey Street in Frankston to the tip of of the Portsea peninsula
. The original run took place in 1959 when Percy Cerrutty tipped Herb Elliott and others out of his car and said
"Now run back to the [Portsea} camp. The 2010 race was the last
officially organized race due to issues with insurance and runner safety.
In 2011, an unofficial race was held with Mike Todaro (5:01:00) and Serena
Wooldridge (5:00:17) being the first man and woman respectively. The
tradition was continued on 01 Apr 2012 with Brett Stickland (4:42:48) the first
man (no women finished).
03 Apr 2011
---
cancelled
---
cancelled
11 Apr
2010
3:45:59
Magnus Michelsson (AUS)
Carmen Atkinson-2
05 Apr
2009
3:46:16
John Keats (AUS)
Carmen Atkinson (AUS)
06 Apr
2008
3:30:49
Antony Rickards (AUS)
Maureen Wilson (AUS)
Brian Trower (AUS)
Sarah Drummond (AUS)
Mike Wheatley-5
.
Mike Wheatley-4
Mary Morgan (AUS)
Kevin Marshall (AUS)
Michelle Thompson (AUS)
Mike Wheatley-3 & Mal Grimmett (AUS)
Max Gibbs-4
Willem Boshoff (RSA)
Rob McConnochie & Richard Jourdain (RSA)
Max Gibbs-3
Tracey Macaw (AUS)
Max Gibbs-2
Max Gibbs (AUS)
Kevin Cassidy-2
Kevin Cassidy (AUS)
n/a
Brian Simmons (AUS)
Liz Feldman (AUS)
Mike Wheatley-2
.
Ross Shilston-4 & Mike Wheatley (AUS)
Lois Wishart (AUS)
Paul Patton-3
n/a
Paul Patton-2
Jan Brimacombe (AUS)
Kon Butko (AUS)
Pat Cooper (AUS)
Alan Farley (AUS)
.
Paul Patton (AUS)
Cynthia Cameron (AUS)
n/a
n/a
Peter Armistead (AUS)
n/a
Laurie Brimacombe (AUS)
Iris Cook (AUS)
n/a
n/a
Phil Lear-2 & Norm Beck (AUS)
n/a
Phil Lear (AUS)
n/a
Geoff O'Brien (AUS)
n/a
Ross Shilston-3
n/a
Tony Cook (AUS)
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Bernie Carroll (AUS)
n/a
Ross Shilston-2
n/a
Ross Shilston (AUS)
n/a
Most Wins (1973/date)
Men
5
Mike Wheatley (AUS)
1992-93,2003,2005-06
Women
2
Carmen Atkinson (AUS)
2009-10
Prize Money (ADR qualified runners)
No information on prize money has been received for this race.
Race Time Bias
(sec/km)
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
(1990-date)
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Last Updated on 29 Mar 2013
Contributors: Andy Milroy (50), Kevin Cassidy, Juraj Gasparovic (42)


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Amazon GuardDuty Filter Condition
The Condition
property type specifies the condition to be applied to a single field when filtering
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Condition
is a property of the FindingCriteria property type.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Lt" :
Integer
, "Gte" :Integer
, "Neq" : [String
, ... ], "Eq" : [String
, ... ], "Lte" :Integer
}
Properties
Lt
-
Represents the "less than" condition to be applied to a single field when filtering through findings.
Required: No
Type: Integer
Update requires: No interruption
Gte
-
Represents the "greater than equal" condition to be applied to a single field when filtering through findings.
Required: No
Type: Integer
Update requires: No interruption
Neq
-
Represents the "not equal to" condition to be applied to a single field when filtering through findings.
Required: No
Type: List of String values
Update requires: No interruption
Eq
-
Represents the "equal to" condition to be applied to a single field when filtering through findings.
Required: No
Type: List of String values
Update requires: No interruption
Lte
-
Represents the "less than equal" condition to be applied to a single field when filtering through findings.
Required: No
Type: Integer
Update requires: No interruption


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Normal Processes
Principles of nutrition
generation, expenditure, and storage of energy at the whole-body level
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(scurvy); vitamin D (rickets); vitamin E; vitamin K
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obesity
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Today, I'm thrilled to announce that we've added support for Webpack 3 to the Aurelia CLI. With this addition, the CLI supports project generation equally for Webpack, SystemJS and RequireJS.
Thanks to the hard work of core team member Jeroen Vinke and many awesome members of our community , the Aurelia CLI has been making fantastic advancements. With this release, we've added project generation, build, run and test support for Webpack 3. We've also made a ton of bug fixes and enhancements to the core tool along the way.
Here is the list of what the CLI now supports for project generation, out of the box:
Build/Bundle Options
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Transpiler Options
- Babel
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HTML Options
- Normal
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Code Editor Options
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Additionally, if you are a fan of ASP.NET JavascriptServices, the CLI can use the above options to set that up too!
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Pokémon Sword and Shield TM location guide–Where to find False Swipe, Phantom Force and more
by Darryn BonthuysEver wanted to give your favourite pocket monster an upgrade but you didn’t have the time to wait for it to learn a new move the old-fashioned way? Well good news, because TMs are once again a core part of the experience that is Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield! There’s a split this year between these teaching devices, as Sword and Shield has both TMs and TRs.
Long and short of it, is that TMs can be used as many times as you like whereas TRs are one-shot teaching tools. Quick note: I’m still working on being more precise with this guide, but I’ll update in the days to come with more images and exact locations. For now, here’s where you can find every TM in Pokemon Sword and Shield.
TM00 Mega Punch
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far right.
TM01 Mega Kick
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far right.
TM02 Payday
TBC
TM03 Fire Punch
Can be bought from the Wyndon Poke Mart in front of the stadium.
TM04 Ice Punch
Can be bought from the Wyndon Poke Mart in front of the stadium.
TM05 Thunder Punch
Can be bought from the Wyndon Poke Mart in front of the stadium.
TM06 Fly
At the house closest to the Stow-on-Side stadium and on the left of the path, speak to the Corviknight cabbie inside to obtain this TM.
TM07 Pin Missile
In the southern fields behind Turrfield, check behind Poke Kid Rhys.
TM08 Hyper Beam
Can be bought from the Wyndon Poke Mart in front of the stadium.
TM09 Giga Impact
Can be bought from the Wyndon Poke Mart in front of the stadium.
TM10 Magical Leaf
Received as a reward from Milo after defeating him in the Galar Gym Challenge Cup.
TM11 Solar Beam
In Turffield, check the river to find this TM.
TM12 Solar Blade
Can be bought from the Wyndon Poke Mart in front of the stadium.
TM13 Fire Spin
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far left of the city.
TM14 Thunder Wave
Finish the Rotom Rally Race between the Pokémon Nursery in the Bridge Field wild area and East Lake Axewell to receive as a reward.
TM15 Dig
Check near the backpacker’s tent on Route 6 to find this TM.
TM16 Screech
Talk to the NPC on floor 2 of the Circhester Hotel to receive this TM.
TM17 Light screen
Can be bought from the Motostoke Poke Mart.
TM18 Reflect
Can be bought from the Motostoke Poke Mart.
TM19 Safeguard
Can be bought from the Motostoke Poke Mart .
TM20 Self-Destruct
Can be bought from the Motostoke Poke Mart .
TM21 Rest
In Ballonea, inspect the back of the local Poke Mart to find this TM, on the right side.
TM22 Rock Slide
Can be found on Route 9.
TM23 Thief
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far left of the city.
TM24 Snore
In the Glimwood Tangle forest, in the middle and to the South of the elderly trainer.
TM25 Protect
Can be bought from the Motostoke Poke Mart.
TM26 Scary Face
In Galar Mine No. 2, take the path to the right of the first female worker to find this TM.
TM27 Icy Wind
Received as a reward from Melony after defeating her in the Galar Gym Challenge Cup.
TM28 Giga Drain
Can be purchased from the lady at the Wyndon Battle Tower, right side.
TM29 Charm
In the Hammerlocke Vault, go to the outside balcony and you’ll spot this TM on the right side of the stairs.
TM30 Steel Wing
On route 6, just past the backpacker who loves curry you’ll find this TM.
TM31 Attract
At the very southern tip of Route 5.
TM32 Sandstorm
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far left of the city.
TM33 Rain Dance
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far left of the city.
TM34 Sunny Day
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far left of the city.
TM35 Hail
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far left of the city.
TM36 Whirlpool
Received as a reward from Nessa after defeating her in the Galar Gym Challenge Cup.
TM37 Beat Up
Can be found on Route 3.
TM38 Will-O-Wisp
Received as a reward from Kabu after defeating him in the Galar Gym Challenge Cup.
TM39 Facade
Can be found in the Wild Area, upper side of North Lake Miloch.
TM40 Swift
Given to you by Hop at the first train station. It never misses!
TM41 Helping Hand
Can be bought from the Motostoke Poke Mart .
TM42 Revenge
Received as a reward from Bea after defeating her in the Galar Gym Challenge Cup.
TM43 Brick Break
On Route 8, keep an eye open a patrolling Crustle, who’ll be near the TM.
TM44 Imprison
Can be purchased from the lady at the Wyndon Battle Tower, right side.
TM45 Dive
Can be found on Route 9.
TM46 Weather Ball
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far right.
TM47 Fake Tears
Can be found on floor two of the Circhester Hotel.
TM48 Rock Tomb
Received as a reward from Gordie after defeating him in the Galar Gym Challenge Cup.
TM49 Sand Tomb
In Galar Mine No. 2, check the right path near the rail worker trainer you just battled.
TM50 Bullet seed
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far left of the city.
TM51 Icicle Spear
Can be found in the Circhester baths.
TM52 Bounce
Can be purchased from the lady at the Wyndon Battle Tower, right side.
TM53 Mud Shot
Can be found in Galar Mine No. 2.
TM54 Rock Blast
In Galar Mine No. 2, go past Worker Keith until you reach a southbound path and you’ll find the TM on the ledge.
TM55 Brine
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far left of the city.
TM56 U-Turn
Check the North section of the Glimwood Tangle forest to find this TM.
TM57 Payback
At Professor Magnolia’s House, go behind it and search near the tree.
TM58 Assurance
Can be found on Route 7.
TM59 Fling
Can be purchased from the lady at the Wyndon Battle Tower, right side.
TM60 Power Swap
Can be purchased from the lady at the Wyndon Battle Tower, right side.
TM61 Guard Swap
Can be purchased from the lady at the Wyndon Battle Tower, right side.
TM62 Speed Swap
Can be purchased from the lady at the Wyndon Battle Tower, right side.
TM63 Drain Punch
Can be purchased from the lady at the Wyndon Battle Tower, right side.
TM64 Avalanche
Can be found on Route 9.
TM65 Shadow Claw
Can be found in the Wild Area, in the Lake of Outrage.
TM66 Thunder Fang
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far right.
TM67 Ice Fang
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far right.
TM68 Fire Fang
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far right.
TM69 Psycho Cut
Can be found on Route 2.
TM70 Trick Room
Can be purchased from the lady at the Wyndon Battle Tower, right side.
TM71 Wonder Room
Can be purchased from the lady at the Wyndon Battle Tower, right side.
TM72 Magic Room
Can be purchased from the lady at the Wyndon Battle Tower, right side.
TM73 Cross Poison
Can be found in the Dusty Bowl.
TM74 Venoshock
Just south of the Stow-On-Sea stadium, there’s a ladder that can be climbed. Do that, check the house on the left and you’ll spot the TM on the roof.
TM75 Low Sweep
Can be found in the Bridge Field wild area.
TM76 Round
Can be bought from the Motostoke Poke Mart.
TM77 Hex
After you defeat Opal, speak to the elderly lady inside her house to receive this TM.
TM78 Acrobatics
Talk to that freakin’ creepy artist dude in Ballonlea to receive this TM.
TM79 Retaliate
Given to you by Sonia as a reward for defeating Nessa.
TM80 Volt Switch
Earn 20 000 points in the Rotom Rally to win this TM.
TM81 Bulldoze
Can be found in the Giant’s Seat wild area
TM82 Electroweb
In Hulbury, behind the lighthouse.
TM83 Razor Shell
Can be purchased from the lady at the Wyndon Battle Tower, right side.
TM84 Tail Slap
Can be found in the Rolling Field wild area.
TM85 Snarl
Received as a reward from Piers after defeating him in the Galar Gym Challenge Cup.
TM86 Phantom Force
Can be found across from the wooden bridge, in the Slumbering Weald.
TM87 Draining Kiss
Received as a reward from Opal after defeating her in the Galar Gym Challenge Cup.
TM88 Grassy Terrain
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far right.
TM89 Misty Terrain
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far right.
TM90 Electric Terrain
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far right.
TM91 Psychic Terrain
Can be bought from the Hammerlocke Poke Mart on the far right.
TM92 Mystical Fire
Can be purchased from the lady at the Wyndon Battle Tower, right side.

TM94 False Swipe
Can be bought from the Motostoke Poke Mart.
TM95 Air Slash
Can be found in the Axew’s Eye Wild Area
TM96 Smart Strike
Can be found on Route 8.
TM97 Brutal Swing
Can be found in Turffield.
TM98 Stomping Tantrum
Can be found on Route 10.
TM99 Breaking Swipe
Received as a reward from Raihan after defeating him in the Galar Gym Challenge Cup.
Other Pokemon Sword and Shield guides
How to evolve every new Pokémon in Pokémon Sword and Shield
Pokémon Sword and Shield – Galar region evolution guide for Koffing, Farfetch’d and more


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| Programming for Data Science - 16780 - CSCI 140 - 02 | ||||||||||||||
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| Prog for Data Science Lab - 16303 - CSCI 140L - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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| Prog for Data Science Lab - 16304 - CSCI 140L - 02 | ||||||||||||||
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| Prog for Data Science Lab - 16781 - CSCI 140L - 03 | ||||||||||||||
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| Prog for Data Science Lab - 16782 - CSCI 140L - 04 | ||||||||||||||
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| Computational Problem Solving - 10446 - CSCI 141 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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| Computational Problem Solving - 11650 - CSCI 141 - 02 | ||||||||||||||
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| Computational Prob Solving Lab - 10447 - CSCI 141L - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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| Computational Prob Solving Lab - 10448 - CSCI 141L - 02 | ||||||||||||||
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| Computational Prob Solving Lab - 10449 - CSCI 141L - 03 | ||||||||||||||
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Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Main Campus Campus Lab Schedule Type 0.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Computational Prob Solving Lab - 11526 - CSCI 141L - 04 | ||||||||||||||
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Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Main Campus Campus Lab Schedule Type 0.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Reasoning Under Uncertainty - 16783 - CSCI 146 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Attributes: GE1Math/Quantitative Reasoning, Math Proficiency Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Data Structures - 10450 - CSCI 241 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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| Data Structures - 12084 - CSCI 241 - 02 | ||||||||||||||
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| Data Structures - 14090 - CSCI 241 - 03 | ||||||||||||||
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| Discrete Structures of CSCI - 11212 - CSCI 243 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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| Discrete Structures of CSCI - 14091 - CSCI 243 - 02 | ||||||||||||||
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| Software Development - 10451 - CSCI 301 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Software Development - 13046 - CSCI 301 - 02 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
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| Algorithms - 13362 - CSCI 303 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
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| Computer Organization - 10452 - CSCI 304 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Computer Organization - 16785 - CSCI 304 - 02 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Computer Organization - 16801 - CSCI 304 - 03 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Directed Study - 15558 - CSCI 320 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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| Intro Cryptography - 16803 - CSCI 420 - 03 | ||||||||||||||
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This course is an introduction to the bsic theory and practice of cryptographic techniques. Emphasizing on algebraic and number theory approaches, the coverage includes the mathematics that is relevant to the cryptography, the secret key and public key encryption techniques, signature schemes, hash functions and message authentication codes, and key distribution.
Associated Term: Fall 2018 Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Main Campus Campus Topics Three Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Neural Networks - 16942 - CSCI 420 - 05 | ||||||||||||||
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Machine learning enables computers to learn from experience. The first part of the course will cover foundational topics in pattern recognition and machine learning such as probability distributions, linear models for regression, and linear models for classification. The second part of the course will examine nonlinear models for regression and classification, focusing on artificial neural networks. Neural networks (e.g., feed-forward networks, recurrent networks, recursive autoencoders, convolutional networks, Boltzmann machines) are being used to achieve state-of-the-art performance at applications in different modalities and domains. Students will be required to analyze and present relevant research papers.
Associated Term: Fall 2018 Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Main Campus Campus Topics Five Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Finite Automata - 12345 - CSCI 423 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
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| Finite Automata - 12346 - CSCI 423W - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
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| Computer Architecture - 14979 - CSCI 424 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
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| Simulation - 12085 - CSCI 426 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Attributes: Computational Mathematics Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Network Systems and Design - 17239 - CSCI 434 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Software Engineering - 16224 - CSCI 435 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Attributes: College 400 Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Game Design - 16432 - CSCI 437 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Attributes: College 400, ASO - Internal Use Only Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Internship - 17301 - CSCI 498 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: International Honours, Undergraduate, VCCS/RB Co-Enroll Articulation Attributes: No Evaluation Main Campus Campus Internship Schedule Type 1.000 TO 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Intro Cryptography - 16813 - CSCI 520 - 03 | ||||||||||||||
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This course is an introduction to the bsic theory and practice of cryptographic techniques. Emphasizing on algebraic and number theory approaches, the coverage includes the mathematics that is relevant to the cryptography, the secret key and public key encryption techniques, signature schemes, hash functions and message authentication codes, and key distribution.
Associated Term: Fall 2018 Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional, Undergraduate Attributes: Instructor Permission Required Main Campus Campus Topics Three Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Computing in Operations Rsch - 17184 - CSCI 520 - 05 | ||||||||||||||
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Topics include: Linux basics, Scripting (csh) Languages include: LaTeX, Beamer, S-Plus / R, Maple, AMPL, Matlab, C Gurobi Platforms include: Math network, SciClone The following basic concepts in computing will also be covered, though not in great detail: Data Structures, Algorithms, Computational Complexity
Associated Term: Fall 2018 Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional, Undergraduate Attributes: Instructor Permission Required Main Campus Campus Topics Five Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Cybersecurity research analysis - 16973 - CSCI 520 - 06 | ||||||||||||||
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Cybersecurity Research Analysis
This course will cover advanced cybersecurity topics including systems security, virtual machine security, and Software Defined Network security. Students will learn about advanced cybersecurity topics and how to critically analyze cybersecurity research findings. For the final exam, students will select from a list of recent cybersecurity research papers to present a critical analysis of the research findings and propose follow-on research to further advanced the research topic.
Associated Term: Fall 2018 Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional, Undergraduate Main Campus Campus Topics Six Schedule Type 3.000 Credits Syllabus Available View Catalog Entry
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| Finite Automata - 16814 - CSCI 523 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional Attributes: Instructor Permission Required Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Computer Architecture - 16815 - CSCI 524 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional Attributes: Instructor Permission Required Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Simulation - 16816 - CSCI 526 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional, Undergraduate Attributes: Instructor Permission Required Main Campus Campus Computer Assisted Instruction Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry |
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| Network Systems and Design - 17298 - CSCI 534 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional Attributes: Instructor Permission Required Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Software Engineering - 16463 - CSCI 535 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional, Undergraduate Attributes: Instructor Permission Required Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Linear Programming - 10454 - CSCI 628 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional, Undergraduate Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Analysis of Algorithms - 15912 - CSCI 653 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional, Undergraduate Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Theory Computation - 17237 - CSCI 663 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional, Undergraduate Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Directed Studies - 14694 - CSCI 666 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences Main Campus Campus Independent Study/Research Schedule Type 1.000 TO 12.000 Credits View Catalog Entry |
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| Directed Studies - 14719 - CSCI 666 - 02 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences Main Campus Campus Independent Study/Research 2 Schedule Type 1.000 TO 12.000 Credits View Catalog Entry |
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| Adv Topics in Computer Systems - 13365 - CSCI 680 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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The goal of this course is to prepare students to do research in systems. Students are expected to understand the fundamentals in modern systems research and learn about the latest research trends in systems. We plan to read a few seminal papers in systems and a selection of recent papers published in major systems conferences.
Associated Term: Fall 2018 Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional, Undergraduate Main Campus Campus Topics One Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Systems Security - 15914 - CSCI 680 - 03 | ||||||||||||||
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This course focuses on recent advances in computer systems security, including both attacks and countermeasures. An emphasis will be placed on attacks that exploit hardware vulnerabilities and hardware and software protections from these attacks. Specific topics include memory corruption attacks, control flow attacks, return-oriented programming attacks and their variations, side—channel attacks, covert channels, trusted computing systems and secure architectures, malware detection techniques, and operating system security. The course will also overview recent industry developments, including Intel’s SGX, ARM’s TrustZone and others. Students are expected to read recent research papers in the area, present them in class and participate in discussions. Students are also expected to complete a semester-long research project and take a final exam.
Associated Term: Fall 2018 Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional, Undergraduate Main Campus Campus Topics Three Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Colloquium - 14708 - CSCI 685 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 1.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Colloquium - 14709 - CSCI 685 - 02 | ||||||||||||||
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Associated Term:
Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 1.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Design of Experiments - 11262 - CSCI 688 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Techniques and statistical analysis of experimental design, to include comparison of k-averages, randomized block designs, Latin squares, factorial and fractional designs, confounding and blocking, model adequacy and diagnostics, regression models, and response surface methodology.
Associated Term: Fall 2018 Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Undergraduate Main Campus Campus Topics One Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Supply Chain Optimization - 16820 - CSCI 688 - 02 | ||||||||||||||
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The objective of this course is to introduce models and tools to efficiently optimize operations that produce and distribute products and services. In addition to traditional mathematical modeling, a special focus will also be given to novel applications of machine learning techniques such as reinforcement learning to manage certain segments in the supply chains. Topics may include demand forecasting, inventory management, and revenue management.
Associated Term: Fall 2018 Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Undergraduate Main Campus Campus Topics Two Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Sim & Modeling in COR - 11263 - CSCI 698 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Associated Term:
Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Multi-core Computing - 13364 - CSCI 780 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Over the last decade, processor vendors have shifted their strategy for improving microprocessor performance to delivering multiple cores per chip instead of continuing to pursue dramatic increases in clock frequency and single thread performance. This change represents something of a cataclysmic shift for software. In the past, application programmers painlessly rode the wave of higher clock frequencies and architectural enhancements to faster performance. With multicore processors, improvements in application performance depend upon making effective use of increasing levels of thread-level parallelism. As a result, parallel programming has suddenly become relevant for all computer systems.
The goal of the course is to study multicore processor architectures, the implications of hardware designs, software challenges, and emerging technologies relevant to hardware and software for multicore systems. Topics will include multicore microprocessors, memory hierarchy (cache organization alternatives), multithreaded programming models, scheduling (including work stealing), memory models (which specify program behavior), synchronization (including wait-free synchronization), transactional memory (hardware and software), concurrent data structures, debugging (including race detection), and performance analysis.
This course will focus on reading, analyzing, and discussing research papers (many of them award winning) related to hardware and software issues for multicore systems.
Associated Term: Fall 2018 Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional Main Campus Campus Topics One Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| OS Security - 16855 - CSCI 780 - 02 | ||||||||||||||
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All computing systems from embedded devices to server farms have operating systems that provide an abstraction for managing resources and running software. In addition to functional requirements, the operating system must run with integrity and provide security services to software. This course considers these topics through foundational results and recent research in systems security. The course has two components. The first half of the semester we read, present, analyze, and discuss research papers from the major security conferences and journals. The second half of the semester students select, define, plan, conduct, and communicate their own original research projects on something related to systems security, and in the process develop or refine their research skills.
Associated Term: Fall 2018 Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional Main Campus Campus Topics Two Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Dissertation - 14104 - CSCI 800 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Associated Term:
Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional Attributes: Instructor Permission Required, No Evaluation Main Campus Campus Thesis Schedule Type 1.000 TO 12.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Dissertation - 15916 - CSCI 800 - 02 | ||||||||||||||
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Associated Term:
Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional Attributes: Instructor Permission Required, No Evaluation Main Campus Campus Thesis Schedule Type 1.000 TO 12.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Dissertation - 16853 - CSCI 800 - 04 | ||||||||||||||
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Associated Term:
Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional Attributes: Instructor Permission Required, No Evaluation Main Campus Campus Thesis Schedule Type 1.000 TO 12.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Dissertation - 15917 - CSCI 800 - 05 | ||||||||||||||
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Associated Term:
Fall 2018
Registration Dates: Mar 19,2018 to Sep 07,2018 Levels: Graduate - Arts and Sciences, Graduate - Business, Graduate - Education, Graduate - Marine Science, Law - First Professional Attributes: Instructor Permission Required, No Evaluation Main Campus Campus Thesis Schedule Type 1.000 TO 12.000 Credits View Catalog Entry
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| Dissertation - 11814 - CSCI 800 - 06 | ||||||||||||||
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| Test for protein_search_simple API | |
| Term Category * | |
| Term * | |
| Post Data (both GET/POST supported) | |
| Test for protein_search API | |
| UniProt Accession | |
| RefSeq Accession | |
| Gene Name | |
| Protein Name | |
| GO ID | |
| GO Term | |
| Minimum Mass | |
| Maximum Mass | |
| Tax ID | |
| Glycan | |
| Glycan Relation | |
| Glycosylated AA | |
| Glycosylated AA Junction | |
| Glycosylation Evidence | |
| Interactor ID (try G16235VG) | |
| Pathway ID | |
| Sequence (or subsequence) | |
| Pubmed ID | |
| Post Data (both GET/POST supported) | |
| Test for protein_list API | |
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| Pagination Offset | |
| Pagination Limit | |
| Sort Field | |
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The controller for ngRefRead="{0}" could not be found on ngRef="{1}"
This error occurs when the ngRef directive specifies
a value in ngRefRead
that cannot be resolved to a directive / component controller.
Causes for this error can be:
ngRefRead
value has a typo.Note that ngRefRead
takes the name of the component / directive, not the name of controller, and
also not the combination of directive and 'Controller'. For example, for a directive called 'myDirective',
the correct declaration is <div ng-ref="$ctrl.ref" ng-ref-read="myDirective">
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--- layout: post title: Net::SSH 2.0 (and friends) post_id: 55 categories: - announcements date: 2008-05-02 09:39:00.000000000 -06:00 author: Jamis permalink: 2008/5/2/net-ssh-2-0-and-friends.html ---
At last! Net::SSH 2.0 is available! Also available are Net::SFTP 2.0, Net::SCP 1.0, Net::SSH::Gateway 1.0, and Net::SSH::Multi 1.0.
1 2 3 4 5 |
$ gem install net-ssh \ net-sftp \ net-scp \ net-ssh-gateway \ net-ssh-multi |
All of these Ruby libraries are for communicating with remote servers via the SSH protocol in different ways.
Net::SSH and Net::SFTP are both significant upgrades from their previous incarnations; if you have used either library in the past, you’ll want to read the documentation (Net::SSH, Net::SFTP). The Net::SSH API is still fairly similar to the way it was before, but the Net::SFTP API is entirely different.
All have pretty complete RDoc documentation, so you should be able to employ “ri” to good effect to find your way around the libraries. (Try “ri Net::SSH”, for example, to get started.)
Per-library synopses follow.
This is a significant upgrade from Net::SSH 1.x. Changes from 1.x include (but are not limited to):
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require 'net/ssh' Net::SSH.start('localhost', 'jamis') do |ssh| ssh.exec('hostname') # prints the results to $stdout ssh.loop end |
This is a complete rewrite of the original Net::SFTP 1.x code, and shares very, very little in common with it. The new version has a much cleaner implementation and API, and provides some really handy methods for transferring files and directories.
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require 'net/sftp' Net::SFTP.start('localhost', 'jamis') do |sftp| sftp.upload! "/local/file", "/remote/file" sftp.download! "/remote/file", "/local/file" sftp.file.open("/remote/file", "w") do |file| file.puts "here is some data" end end |
This provides a way to transfer files and directories via the SCP protocol, over Net::SSH.
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require 'net/scp' Net::SCP.start('localhost', 'jamis') do |scp| scp.upload! "/local/file", "/remote/file" scp.download! "/remote/file", "/local/file" end |
This library makes it easy to tunnel connections though firewalls. You simply connect to the gateway machine, and then specify which ports you want forwarded.
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require 'net/ssh/gateway' gateway = Net::SSH::Gateway.new('host', 'user') gateway.ssh("host.private", "user") do |ssh| puts ssh.exec!("hostname") end gateway.open("host.private", 80) do |port| require 'net/http' Net::HTTP.get_print("<IP_ADDRESS>", "/path", port) end gateway.shutdown! |
This library makes it simple to open multiple Net::SSH connections and tie them all together, running commands in parallel (much like Capistrano does).
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require 'net/ssh/multi' Net::SSH::Multi.start do |session| # access servers via a gateway session.via 'gateway', 'gateway-user' # define the servers we want to use session.use 'user1@host1' session.use 'user2@host2' # define servers in groups for more granular access session.group :app do session.use 'user@app1' session.use 'user@app2' end # execute commands on all servers session.exec "uptime" # execute commands on a subset of servers session.with(:app).exec "hostname" # run the aggregated event loop session.loop end |
Enjoy!


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Our Mission
Food Feedback’s mission is to encourage people to slow down and make healthier food choices. By sharing images of your meals,engaging with others and asking them to provide feedback on the food you’re consuming, you will have a new way to stay connected with family and friends, your personal trainer, or other food fans interested in creating beautiful, healthy meals and improving eating habits.
Company Overview
The idea to develop Food Feedback came from Denise Duffy. Denise, like many people, was trying to lose weight. She tried dieting and was working hard at the gym, but she wasn’t losing weight. She asked a trainer if she could share photos of her food.
Once she started, she realized this process created a record, encouraged self-reflection and provided an opportunity for her trainer to actively help her with her diet. As a result of taking and sharing photos of her food choices, Denise lost over 25 pounds and deci ed she wanted to give all people access to a community to be able to do the same.
While the app was in development, Denise and co-founder Melissa Cameron enjoyed sharing their food experiences with family and friends. It offered them a daily connection with the people they care about, and the ability to “share a meal.”
With obesity and food-related health issues on the rise, and in the era of social media, apps, convenience and instant gratification, taking photos of what you eat is significantly more impactful and less time consuming than keeping a food log, and more compelling than calorie counting. By sharing images of your meals, and engaging with others about the food you’re consuming, you’ll have a new way to stay connected with family and friends, your personal trainer, or other food fans interested in creating beautiful, healthy meals and improving eating habits.


The skin’s face is thinner than the rest of the body’s skin, which makes it fragile and sensitive.Therefore, its dries rapidly and might turn inelastic. Hence, it is necessary to always hydrate it, especially with a moisturizer. This hand cream will act as protection for the face.
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L’Occitane is different from other hand cream and what makes it unique is the ingredient (Shea butter). Shea butter is known for its high content of vitamins and fatty acids. They help the skin heal and prevent inflammation.
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Say hello to a relaxing bath and time alone, with the help of this bath caddy. It is the perfect addition to your at-home spa. While unwinding in a relaxing bubble bath, the last thing you want to worry about is dropping your book, or cell phone, which is where this bamboo bathtub caddy comes in handy.
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The <concept>
element is the top-level element for a topic that answers
the question "what is?" Concepts provide background information that users must know before
they can successfully work with a product or interface. Often, a concept is an extended
definition of a major abstraction such as a process or function. It might also have an
example or a graphic, but generally the structure of a concept is fairly simple.
Category: Concept elements


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io_cancel - cancel an outstanding asynchronous I/O operation
#include <linux/aio_abi.h> /* Defines needed types */
int io_cancel(aio_context_t ctx_id, struct iocb *iocb,
struct io_event *result);
Note: There is no glibc wrapper for this system call; see
NOTES.
The io_cancel() system call attempts to cancel an asynchronous I/O
operation previously submitted with io_submit(2). The iocb
argument describes the operation to be canceled and the ctx_id argument
is the AIO context to which the operation was submitted. If the operation is
successfully canceled, the event will be copied into the memory pointed to by
result without being placed into the completion queue.
On success, io_cancel() returns 0. For the failure return, see NOTES.
- EAGAIN
- The iocb specified was not canceled.
- EFAULT
- One of the data structures points to invalid data.
- EINVAL
- The AIO context specified by ctx_id is invalid.
- ENOSYS
- io_cancel() is not implemented on this architecture.
The asynchronous I/O system calls first appeared in Linux 2.5.
io_cancel() is Linux-specific and should not be used in programs that are
intended to be portable.
Glibc does not provide a wrapper function for this system call. You could invoke
it using syscall(2). But instead, you probably want to use the
io_cancel() wrapper function provided by libaio.
Note that the libaio wrapper function uses a different type
(io_context_t) for the ctx_id argument. Note also that the
libaio wrapper does not follow the usual C library conventions for
indicating errors: on error it returns a negated error number (the negative
of one of the values listed in ERRORS). If the system call is invoked via
syscall(2), then the return value follows the usual conventions for
indicating an error: -1, with errno set to a (positive) value that
indicates the error.
io_destroy(2), io_getevents(2), io_setup(2),
io_submit(2), aio(7)
This page is part of release 5.05 of the Linux man-pages project. A
description of the project, information about reporting bugs, and the latest
version of this page, can be found at https://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/.


May 2, 2014 (11AM—12PM)
Santiago, Chile
Fundraising Workshop with Clare Bullus
Clare Bullus a female investor from Cambridge Capital Group who will speak to us on Skype on fundraising. As female entrepreneurs, this is a great opportunity for us! We can ask questions and clear our general doubts about business, pitching to investors, strategy, etc. Those who want to participate in the workshop, please prepare a 150 characters elevator pitch of your business, your name, country and any questions you have about pitching to investors.
May 1, 2014 (5—7PM)
St. Louis, Missouri
WEST May Day Party: Brag Pitching
Spring is a time for celebration! This May Day, join WEST as we celebrate the accomplishments of our members by hosting St. Louis' first brag pitch and networking event in the beautiful 7th floor Law Library of the historic Lammert Building downtown. Brag pitching is an amazing way to push beyond your comfort zone, get to know people, and improve on key skills like public speaking. Be sure to register to attend!
April 25, 2014 (6PM)
Santiago, Chile
New models: Disruptive Educational Models for Kids and College Students
FEW and BSTinnovation invite you this Friday, April 25th, 6pm at CMI to meet with Stefania Druga and Kirstin Engemann, to learn about Hackidemia y Sparktalent—new models of disruptive educational models for kids and college students.
 We want (and need) to get better at this!
January 27, 2014 (6—8PM)
San Francisco, CA
Women in Tech: Fireside Chat with Freada Kapor Klein and Heather Hiles & Moderated by Vivek Wadhwa
It's no secret that being a female founder comes with a unique set of challenges. While fundraising can be difficult for all founders, recent studies show an alarmingly higher rate or fundraising success for male founders. Why is that? Is it a confidence issue? Is it unconscious bias telling investors that women are less capable leaders? Are women less likely to sell the hyper-growth storyline that investors crave? This event was organized by General Assembly and sponsored by FEW.
December 6, 2013 (6—10pm)
Santiago, Chile
TEDxSantiagoWomen
Chile's first TEDxSantiagoWomen conference took place in Santiago, with inspirational talks by Carola Canelo, Montserrat Flores, Josefina Hughes, and special guest Brant Cooper in a speaker series entitled, “Invented Here.” Read our press release, view photos of the event, and enjoy the talks via video (in Spanish).
December 2, 2013 (3—4pm)
Santiago, Chile
Women and Fundraising with Gwen Edwards
Gwen Edwards is a 30-year veteran of the venture capital space and Director at Golden Seeds, one of the only VC firms focused on funding female led companies. Gwen speaks about the Golden Seeds investment process, unique challenges fundraising as women, and how best to position your business for a successful fundraising process.
November 29, 2013 (3—4pm)
Santiago, Chile
Women and Fundraising with Freada Kapor Klein
Freada Kapor Klein and her husband, Mitch Kapor, run an early stage investment firm focused on supporting social businesses. Freada speaks about gender bias, unique challenges (and bonuses) women face in the entrepreneurship space, and ways to set yourself up for success.
November 15, 2013 (6—8pm)
Santiago, Chile
Brag Pitch Night
Show Off Pitch Night is a unique way for the members of FEW to get to know each other better.  We want (and need) to get better at this. What better way to get super vulnerable and step waaaay outside your comfort zone than with wine and good people?


Ruby hashes and JavaScript objects both contain sets of key-value pairs and both can serve the function of associative arrays, in which things in an array have a value associated with them. In JavaScript, objects go a step further in their usefulness than hashes; besides possessing an associative structure, the key-value pairs in an object serve as the definitive characteristics of that object. You can use the properties in objects to reference those characteristics as well as modify them, in which case the new value is stored in the property being modified. To reference the value of an object's property in JavaScript, you simply use object.property which will then access the value stored at whatever the key property is. You can also access a value using object["property"].


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There are {{ clients|length }} authorized clients.
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Where the content is held in websites (HTML files), each element is considered a block as either a rectangle or square. Each of these elements also have their own display property which helps define the content the way in which we want it to be presented. Commonly, these properties are defined in a seperete CSS file (which is linked to the content HTML file) to help keep a tidy workflow and seperate componants which make a website. CSS files help style the content in the HTML file. Understanding inline and inline blocks are the basics to laying out a website.
display: - property will specify display behavior of that element and helps with controlling the layout. Other property values (other than inline/inline block) can also be used with this property. Another way to look at this is like when buying a heater you have multiple types. The value 'heater' defines the task of heating just like 'display' defines the task of display behavior.
inline; - property value will display contents/element on the same line instead of starting a new line. It will only use as much width relative to its content, only starting a new line if the current line has run out of space. Setting a width/height value or margin-top/margin-bottom value with display: inline; will not have any effect to the element.
inline-block; - property value will do what inline does but also allow you to set hight/width or margin-top/margin-bottom values. The element will display as inline level block containers.
To summerise, display will specify the display behavior to the set vaule while the inline/inline-blocks are considered values that specify display behaviors (two of many other properties). Inline will display contents in the same line until its full but not take into account width/height or margin-top/margin-bottom values. Inline-block will do exactly what inline does but allow width/height or margin-top/margin-bottom values to be applied. Going back to our heater theory discussed earlier, display can be seen as heater and inline/inline-block can be seen as types of heaters that conduct the heat eg. convection, radiant, micathermic which help define the way the heat will be conducted. Some will be more efficient than others depending on the setting. The same applies for coding display: inline; or display: inline-block;.
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Developing for mobile should be just as easy as it is developing for desktop. We've been working hard in the Chrome DevTools to make things easier for you and it's time to unveil some new features that should dramatica`lly improve your mobile web development. First up, remote debugging and then we'll unveil proper mobile emulation.
Until now, while remote debugging you've had to shift your eyes back and forth between your device and your devtools. Now, Screencast displays your devices's screen right alongside your devtools. Seeing it is good, but interacting with it is even better:
The full documentation on screencasting captures all this and more, like sending a pinch zoom gesture.
18 months ago, Chrome introduced proper remote debugging for mobile browsers, but if you tried it out back then, you had to deal with a 400MB Android SDK download, adding the adb
binary to your $PATH
and some magical command line incantations.
Now, we're happy to announce you can forget all that. Chrome can now natively discover and talk to your USB connected devices. We've implemented the adb protocol directly over USB in Chrome, so you you can easily head to Menu > Tools > Inspect Devices
and immediately start your remote debugging session.
This works great in all platforms, including Chrome OS, though do note that on Windows, you'll need to first install proper USB drivers to talk to the device.
Extra bonus: Chrome will now keep your screen from going to sleep while you're remote debugging. Good for debugging but do keep a watch on your device!
You're developing on localhost:8000 but your phone can't reach that. So, we added port forwarding directly into the remote debugging workflow. Now it's easy to work on your full projects, without any tunneling hacks.
Now, you don't always have the devices you need to test for compatibility. While remote debugging is going to give you the best indication of how performance and touch works, you can now realistically emulate many device characteristics on desktop, saving you time and making your iteration loop much faster.
<meta viewport>
with full touch event simulation.If you've seen the previous Device Metrics feature, what's now available is a huge upgrade. The team has worked hard to make the new mobile emulation get a near-reality representation of what you'd see on real devices. For example, WebKit browsers maintain a complex text autosizing algorithm and, in fact, each device has a specific "fudge factor" for the text autosizing that changes to help keep text legible. In emulation mode you can confirm this behavior is being applied and see the results.
Device Pixel Ratio: Until now, it's been impossible to see what a hi-DPI device displays on a low-DPI device. Now, the dPR emulation in DevTools will adapt your view to let you zoom int a deep DPI scenario. In addition, you can expect window.devicePixelRatio
, @media (-webkit-min-device-pixel-ratio: 2)
, image-set( url(pic2x.jpg) 2x, …)
, etc to reflect your setting, allowing you to view how your app adapts including loading different dpi-specific assets.
Do note: the device emulation does not extend all the way to browser features or bugs. So WebGL will still work while emulating iOS and the [iOS 5 orientation zoom bug](https://github.com/scottjehl/Device-Bugs/issues/2) will not occur. To experience that variability, head to the device.
Proper emulation of <meta viewport>
(and @viewport
): Testing the behavior of what width=device-width
and minimum-scale:1.0
do has previously been a device-only game. Now you can quickly try out different viewports and observe their behavior quickly.
Protip: use shift-drag or shift-scroll to mimic a pinch zoom on the device.
Touch Event simulation: The emulate touch screen setting will make sure your clicks are interpretted as touchstart
and so on. Plus, synthetic events like zoom, scroll and pan will work. To pinch-zoom, simply shift+drag or shift+scroll to zoom into the content. You'll get a great view of the content scaling beyond the viewport.
Lastly, your standbys of useragent spoofing (both at the request header and window.navigator
level), geolocation, and orientation emulation let you explore your app's device full functionality.
Device Presets let you select a phone or tablet and get the correct screen size, dPR, UA applied for that device, along with full touch events and viewport emulated as well. You can try particular presets or easily can tweak these characteristics one by one.
Hop over to devtools.chrome.com for the full docs on Mobile Emulation with DevTools
Now, To get the full demo of all these features in action, check out my 23 minute talk from Chrome Dev Summit on the DevTools for mobile:


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There is going to be information put over here. Gradually we will build over ther information to go for the website. As time will go on there will be changes made to the layout.
There will be quicklinks to different sites in this region. It will contain hyperlink setups to sites like linkedin, facebook, instagram, tweeter and so forth. Over the semester there will be changes to this region as well.


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ISPR says no truth in reports of amendment to Army Act
by News DeskThe Pakistan Army on Wednesday quelled speculation over amending the Army Act to implement the International Court of Justice (ICJ) verdict on self-confessed Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav.
“Speculations for amendment in Pakistan Army Act to implement International Court of Justice (ICJ) verdict regarding convicted Indian terrorist Commander Kulbhushan Jadhav are incorrect,” Major General Asif Ghafoor, the director general of the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), said in a tweet.
“Various legal options for review and reconsideration of the case are being considered. Final status shall be shared in due course of time,” he added.
Jadhav — a serving commander of the Indian Navy associated with spy agency Research and Analysis Wing — was arrested in 2016 from Balochistan on allegations of espionage and terrorism.
In his trial at a military court, Jadhav had confessed to his involvement in terrorism, and was sentenced to death in 2017.
The ICJ, after being approached by India, had ordered a stay in his execution through an interim order.
In its verdict earlier this year, the international court ruled that Jadhav be allowed consular access, and asked Pakistan to ensure “effective review and reconsideration of his conviction and sentences”.
Other remedies sought by India, which included the annulment of Jadhav’s sentence, and securing his release; however, were rejected.