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Developing Multithreaded Applications
It's rare to develop an application or system these days that doesn't end up having have some form of parallel or concurrent processing within. However, if you don't understand the fundamentals of concurrency or the best-practice for multi-threaded design then it's very easy to make bad decisions that result in poor application performance, lack of scalability, detrimental emergent behaviour or even completely broken systems. Noakes has year's of experience in designing and developing concurrent platforms and we are now helping our clients to benefit directly from that experience with the one-day, intensive, course you see below.
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Title: | Developing multithreaded applications |
Aim: | To make the right design choices when considering concurrency |
Length: | 1 day |
Course Objectives: |
The goal of this course is to familiarise students with the key concepts, issues and techniques involved in designing and building reliable multi-threaded applications on today's modern, multi-core, computing platforms, using either native style (C/C++) or VM-type (Java / C#) programming approaches. Ideal for anyone developing, or about to develop, computing applications but who may be unfamiliar or slightly rusty with regard to best-practice when considering the various options for concurrency that are available.
The course aims to provide a complete briefing on all aspects of concurrent programming and multi-threaded development: from the basic principles of concurrency; through the standard synchronisation, locking and signalling mechanisms required; onto design-time considerations and architectural implications and finishing with a compare-and-contrast session with regard to different operating systems and programming languages. Deliberately structured to deliver as much practical information as is possible within a single day, this course is essential for anyone venturing into the world of multi-threaded application development. |
Course Contents: | The primary course contents are as follows:
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