CPCS 663 -- Real-Time Systems: Video Material

(© 2001 – 2003, Riccardo Bettati, Texas A&M University)

Welcome to the Video Material page of the CPSC 663 Real-Time Systems Course!

The material has been produced so that you get to see both the video of the course presentation and a synchronized slide show, which has been organized so as to highlight the material discussed in the video. This should help dealing with the rather poor video quality.

The material is available in two formats: (a) as non-streamed QuickTime movies, and (b) streamed Microsoft Producer slide shows.

· In order to view the QuickTime version, check out this page to see whether your browser has correctly installed the QuickTime Plugin. Be aware that the movies are not streamed. This means that you may need lots of temporary disk space, and it takes a while until the presentation starts.

· In order to view the streamed versions, you need a reasonably recent version of Internet Explorer.

Please let us know if you experience any problem with access to the material.

Please keep in mind that the video material was collected during a life class, with the intention to only minimally intrude during normal class presentation. The resulting video material is therefore quite unpolished.

(A) Non-Streamed QuickTime Presentation

Title	Length	File Size
Quality of Control vs. Processing Cost	16 min	13 MB
Hard vs. Soft Real-Time Systems	17 min	16 MB
A Reference Model for Real-Time Systems	39 min	37 MB
Scheduling Approaches	54 min	47 MB
Clock-Driven Scheduling (Part I)	18 min	15 MB
Clock-Driven Scheduling (Part II)	44 min	128 MB
Clock-Driven Scheduling (Part III)	47 min	44 MB
Priority-Driven Scheduling (Part I)	23 min	20 MB
Priority-Driven Scheduling (Part II)	76 min	67 MB
Priority-Driven Scheduling (Part III)	52 min	49 MB
Priority-Driven Scheduling (Part IV) (no slides)	56 min	53 MB
Priority-Driven Scheduling (Part V) (no slides)	35 min	33 MB
Resource Access Control (Part I)	35 min	34 MB
Resource Access Control (Part II)	65 min	60 MB
Resource Access Control (Part III) (no slides)	68 min	64 MB
Resource Access Control (Part IV) & Aperiodic and Sporadic Scheduling (Part I) (no slides)	51 min	42 MB
Resource Access Control (Part V) & Aperiodic and Sporadic Scheduling (Part II) (no slides)	53 min	50 MB
Aperiodic and Sporadic Scheduling (Part III)	56 min	53 MB
Aperiodic and Sporadic Scheduling (Part IV)	41 min	38 MB
Aperiodic and Sporadic Scheduling (Part V) & Weighted Fair Queuing	33 min	31 MB
Real-Time OS Issues and Case Studies	31 min	25 MB
Real-Time Communication (Part I)
Real-Time Communication (Part III) (no slides)	> 60 min	66 MB
Real-Time Communication (Part IV)

(B) Streamed Microsoft Producer Presentation

Title	Length
Quality of Control vs. Processing Cost	16 min
Hard vs. Soft Real-Time Systems	17 min
A Reference Model for Real-Time Systems	39 min
Scheduling Approaches	54 min
Clock-Driven Scheduling (Part I)	18 min
Clock-Driven Scheduling (Part II)	44 min
Clock-Driven Scheduling (Part III)	47 min
Priority-Driven Scheduling (Part I)	23 min
Priority-Driven Scheduling (Part II)	76 min
Priority-Driven Scheduling (Part III)	52 min
Priority-Driven Scheduling (Part IV)	56 min
Priority-Driven Scheduling (Part V)	35 min
Resource Access Control (Part I)	35 min
Resource Access Control (Part II)	65 min
Resource Access Control (Part III)	68 min
Resource Access Control (Part IV) & Aperiodic and Sporadic Scheduling (Part I)	51 min
Resource Access Control (Part V) & Aperiodic and Sporadic Scheduling (Part II)	53 min
Aperiodic and Sporadic Scheduling (Part III)	56 min
Aperiodic and Sporadic Scheduling (Part IV)	41 min
Aperiodic and Sporadic Scheduling (Part V) & Weighted Fair Queueing	33 min
Real-Time OS Issues and Case Studies	31 min
Real-Time Communication (Part I)
Real-Time Communication (Part III)	> 60 min
Real-Time Communication (Part IV)

Riccardo Bettati

Last modified: Thursday, August 26, 2004