Archer:Educational modules

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Undergraduate-level modules

Cache simulation

An assignment on cache modeling based on SESC and Cacti

MIPS ISA

An assignment on instruction set architectures based on SPIM

Graduate-level modules

Simulation study of Xen-based virtual environments using Simics (EEL6892 Spring 2012)

This module is part of a class project for University of Florida's EEL6892 (Virtual Computers, Spring 2012). You will use Simics to simulate and increase your understanding of Xen as well as the Linux environment and benchmark application.

EEL6892 Spring 12 HW 2: Understanding Simics

Simulation study of Xen-based virtual environments using Simics (EEL6892 Spring 2011)

This module is part of a class project for University of Florida's EEL6892 (Virtual Computers, Spring 2011). You will use Simics to simulate and increase your understanding of Xen as well as the Linux environment and benchmark application.

EEL6892 Spring 11 HW 2: Understanding Simics

EEL6892 Spring 11 HW 3: Introduction to Xen

EEL6892 Spring 11 HW 4: Scheduling Inside Xen

Simulation study of Xen-based virtual environments using Simics (EEL-6892 Fall 2009)

This module is part of a class project for U. Florida's EEL 6892 (Virtual Computers, Fall 2009). The simulation environment is based on Simics, and pre-configured checkpoint images. The checkpoint has the Xen hypervisor with two Xen-Linux domains (dom0, domU), and two benchmarks (nbench and OpenAFS make) are pre-configured.

EEL6892 Fall 09 HW 1: Instructions for getting familiar with the Xen image

EEL6892 Fall 09 HW 2: Instructions for getting started with Archer and running Simics

EEL6892 Fall 09 HW 3: Instructions for submitting batch Simics jobs to Condor

EEL6892 Fall 09 Class project: Simulation-based analysis of VMM/hardware interactions

Simulation study of Xen-based virtual environments using Simics (EEL-6892 Fall 2008)

This module is part of a class project for U. Florida's EEL 6892 (Virtual Computers, Fall 2008). The simulation environment is based on Simics, and pre-configured checkpoint images. The checkpoint has the Xen hypervisor with two Xen-Linux domains (dom0, domU0), and two benchmarks (nbench and OpenAFS make) are pre-configured.

HW 2: Instructions for getting started with Archer and running Simics

HW 3: Instructions for submitting batch Simics jobs to Condor

Class project: Simulation-based analysis of VMM/hardware interactions

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