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Distributed system is a collection of independent systems which can communicate with each other by transferring massages. There are some major issues in distributed systems but we focus in this paper on fault tolerance. It is the system’s ability to work in the condition when there occur any type of some fault in the system, like failure in communication, hardware or resources. It is a very important issue in distributed system, in this paper we present a survey of different types of fault tolerance techniques and their comparison.

This example shows how to create partial tables of contents using the titletoc package.

Thesis template for Autonomous Systems Lab (ASL) at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH Zürich). (Downloaded 10 May 2016) This template is based on the IMRT Latex template by Eric A. Mueller.

Thesis template for Institute for Dynamic Systems and Control (IDSC) at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich. (Downloaded 10 May 2016)

(Master) Thesis template v1.4 for CADMO (Center for Algorithms, Discrete Mathematics and Optimization) at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich (ETH Zürich). Largely adapted from Adrian Nievergelt's template for the ADPS (lecture notes) project.

Here I derive the wave equation in a manner that allows you to look at each step individually

Modelo de monografia para o DECOM - UFOP no curso de Ciência da Computação

Template de Dissertação de mestrado para o curso de Pós Graduação em Ciência da Computação - UFOP

(Final version) Can a Smartphone be specifically identified according to the behavior or actions of the user? Smartphones are nowadays widely used especially due to their numerous functionalities. These devices act like small computers as they have many functions such as internet connection, emailing, chats, social media among others. A lot of traffic is therefore generated from these devices and adversaries may use the traffic to attack the smartphones. Traffic generated by smartphones may be used to interfere with user privacy. Information collected from the traffic can be used to create specific fingerprints that will identify a particular device. This is seen from the two articles reviewed in this paper. Both papers investigate how traffic from a smartphone can be used by attackers to infringe user privacy. Though different methods are used in the studies, the results indicate that user privacy can be infringed.