Browsing Faculty of Science & Technology (FST) by Subject "scheduling"

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    • Computing research challenges and opportunities with grid computers 

      Opiyo, Elisha T O; Ayienga, Erick; Getao, Katherine; Manderick, Bernard; Nowé, Ann; Okello-Odongo, William (School of Computing and Informatics, 2008)
      Grid computers are integrated environments in which software and hardware resources are pooled in ways that give any user the impression of working with a single fast computer. This paper examines the current advances in ...

    • Grid computing as a dynamic domain for multi-agent systems based scheduling 

      Opiyo, Elisha T. O.; Ayienga, Erick; Getao, Katherine; Manderick, Bernard; Okello-Odongo, William; Nowe, Ann (School of Computing and Informatics, 2003)
      ‘Grid computing’ is a recently coined terminology that captures the desire to offer computing services in a widespread, transparent and reliable manner similar to the way electrical grid systems supply electricity. Grid ...

    • Multi-agent systems scheduler and open grid computing standards 

      Opiyo, Elisha T. O.; Ayienga, Erick; Getao, Katherine; Manderick, Bernard; Okello-Odongo, William; Nowé, Ann (School of Computing and Informatics, 2000)
      Grid computers are integrated environments of software and hardware that are inter-connected and allow sharing of computing resources. A user of a grid computer has the impression of working with a single powerful computer. ...