Rough Lecture Notes (without some figures)

15:30 04 Sept 1996: Lecture 00 Preliminaries

15:30 04 Sept 1996: Lecture 01 Introduction and Detector Signals

10:30 06 Sept 1996: Lecture 02 Cables, Amplifiers, Shapers, etc.

15:30 16 Sept 1996: Lecture 03 Discriminators, Coincidence Units, ADCs, DACs, TDCs, etc.

15:30 18 Sept 1996: Lecture 04 Counting Systems, Pulse-Height Selection, etc.

15:30 23 Sept 1996: Lecture 05 Coincidence Techniques and Pulse-Shape Discrimination

15:30 25 Sept 1996: Lecture 06 Definitions and Goals of Triggers and Filters

15:30 30 Sept 1996: Lecture 07 Queuing Theory

15:30 02 Oct. 1996: Lecture 08 Classifications of Triggers

15:30 07 Oct. 1996: Lecture 09 Implementation of Triggers

15:30 07 Oct. 1996: Lecture 10 Bus Systems

15:30 09 Oct. 1996: Lecture 11 Programmable Devices

15:30 09 Oct. 1996: Lecture 12 Example Trigger Systems

16:00 21 Oct. 1996: Lecture 13 Field Programmable Gate Arrays

15:30 23 Oct. 1996: Lecture 14 Reliability Theory

15:30 28 Oct. 1996: Lecture 15 RISC, CISC and Digital Signal Processors

15:30 30 Oct. 1996: Lecture 16 Real-time Computing Introduction

15:30 04 Nov 1996: Lecture 17 Computer Architectures

15:30 06 Nov 1996: Lecture 18 UNIX Process Control

15:30 13 Nov 1996: Lecture 19 Processing Farms

15:30 18 Nov 1996: Lecture 20 UNIX Interprocess Communication

15:30 20 Nov 1996: Lecture 21 UNIX Signals

16:00 25 Nov 1996: Lecture 22 Pipeline Processing

15:30 27 Nov 1996: Lecture 23 Data Parallelism and Real-Time Procssing

15:30 02 Dec. 1996: Lecture 24 Deadlock-Free Routing

15:30 04 Dec. 1996: Lecture 25 Worms

Douglas M. Gingrich (gingrich@phys.ualberta.ca)