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The Linux Tools Project works on a lot of areas that are of interest to academia. Things like memory usage visualization, process timing, thread visualization, call graphs, etc. It would be mutually beneficial if students could work on implementations of tools like these as part of their studies. Final year project courses could produce code that is not only a great learning experience for the author and suitable for academic credit, but also of use to professors. The benefits of an IDE -- Eclipse, in this case -- can be exploited to allow students to visualize, compare, measure, etc.; the students can focus on the particular problem under study and not the mechanical, often mundane, aspects of project setup, building, compilation, etc. | The Linux Tools Project works on a lot of areas that are of interest to academia. Things like memory usage visualization, process timing, thread visualization, call graphs, etc. It would be mutually beneficial if students could work on implementations of tools like these as part of their studies. Final year project courses could produce code that is not only a great learning experience for the author and suitable for academic credit, but also of use to professors. The benefits of an IDE -- Eclipse, in this case -- can be exploited to allow students to visualize, compare, measure, etc.; the students can focus on the particular problem under study and not the mechanical, often mundane, aspects of project setup, building, compilation, etc. | ||
| − | == 4 month project ideas == | + | == 4 month project ideas == |
| − | - thread lifetime visualization | + | - thread lifetime visualization (*) |
| − | - deadlock detection | + | - deadlock detection |
| − | - memory allocation analysis | + | - memory allocation analysis |
| + | - memory model visualization | ||
== 8 month project ideas == | == 8 month project ideas == | ||
- your ideas here | - your ideas here | ||
Revision as of 21:23, 25 June 2009
Linux Tools Project :: Student Project Ideas
The Linux Tools Project works on a lot of areas that are of interest to academia. Things like memory usage visualization, process timing, thread visualization, call graphs, etc. It would be mutually beneficial if students could work on implementations of tools like these as part of their studies. Final year project courses could produce code that is not only a great learning experience for the author and suitable for academic credit, but also of use to professors. The benefits of an IDE -- Eclipse, in this case -- can be exploited to allow students to visualize, compare, measure, etc.; the students can focus on the particular problem under study and not the mechanical, often mundane, aspects of project setup, building, compilation, etc.
4 month project ideas
- thread lifetime visualization (*) - deadlock detection - memory allocation analysis - memory model visualization
8 month project ideas
- your ideas here