CS5239 Computer System PERFORMANCE AnALYSIS
Department
of Computer Science, National University
of Singapore
2004/2005 – Semester 1 (updated:
26 July 2004)
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Description The objective of this course is to
provide students a working knowledge of computer performance evaluation and
capacity planning. It covers the three
fundamental techniques that can be used to evaluate the performance of
computer systems: measurement, simulation and mathematical modeling. The
module is divided into four parts: introduction to performance analysis and
capacity planning, measurement techniques and tools, analytic modeling techniques and case studies. Topics include: performance analysis overview; measurement techniques and tools including workload characterization, instrumentation; computer simulation; analytical modeling techniques including operational analysis, stochastic queuing network analysis, performance of client-server architectures and analytical modeling of parallel programs, principles of scalable performance. Instructor Assoc Professor Teo Yong Meng,
S14, Room #06-12, email: teoym
AT comp.nus.edu.sg Lecture: Thursday, Consultation Hours: Thursday, Examination: 25 November, Modular Credits: 4 |
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