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1. OBJEKTIVNI PRISTUP ODREĐIVANJU TEŽINA KRITERIJUMA.

Author

Milić, Milićević R. and Goran, Župac Ž.

Subjects
MULTIPLE criteria decision making, DECISION making, NUMERICAL analysis, ALGORITHMS, REALIZATION (Accounting)
Abstract

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Published
2012

2. ADAPTIVNO UPRAVLJANJE PRIHVATANJEM ZAHTEVA U WCDMA MREŽI.

Author

Šunjevarić, Milan M., Đukanović, Goran Z., and Gospić, Nataša M.

Subjects
ACCESS control of computer networks, ALGORITHMS, MOBILE communication systems, WIRELESS communications, COMPUTER security, WIRELESS sensor networks
Abstract

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Published
2013
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3. СИНТЕЗА ПРАВНОГ ТЕКСТА И ПРОГРАМСКОГ КОДА: СЛУЧАЈ РИКАРДИЈАНСКОГ УГОВОРА

Author

Цветковић, Др Предраг

Subjects
LEGAL liability, BLOCKCHAINS, OBEDIENCE (Law), CONTRACTS, ALGORITHMS, SOCIAL contract, CODES of ethics, ARBITRATORS
Abstract

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Published
2021
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4. Experiments with possible modifications of AES algorithm

Author

Damjanović, Boris and Simić, Dejan

Subjects
cryptography, algorithms
Abstract

Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is a cryptographic standard that emanated trough a public competition announced by the US National Institute of Standard and Technology. Theoretically, this algorithm can be divided into three cryptographic algorithms: AES-128, AES-192 and AES-256. The AES specified by the standard is derived from the slightly more complex Rijndael algorithm from which it inherits fairly large flexibility. The flexibility of the algorithm led into a row of experiments to verify the ability of various modifications of the algorithm to be put in implementation. This paper sets out particular sequences that are substantial for 64-byte and 32-bity encryption and decryption. This work purposely points out a great flexibility of this algorithm and produces an example how its reduced version can be implemented in the field of education. The paper shows only the most interesting concepts elaborated in details in a Master Thesis done at Faculty of Organizational Sciences at the University of Belgrade.

Published
2013

5. NAPADI NA IEEE802.11 BEŽIČNE MREŽE.

Author

Tepšić, Dejan M. and Veinović, Mladen Đ.

Subjects
WIRELESS communications, COMPUTER security, COMPUTER network protocols, DATA encryption, ALGORITHMS
Abstract

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Published
2013
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6. Upravljanje tokovima aktivnosti u distributivnom menadžment sistemu

Author

Nedić, Nemanja, Švenda, Goran, Strezoski, Vladimir, Hajduković, Miroslav, Erdeljan, Aleksandar, and Tasić, Dragan

Subjects
distributed computing, upravljanje tokovima aktivnosti, algoritmi, distribuirano računarstvo, paralelna računarska obrada, distributivni menadžment sistemi, parallel computing, distributed management system, workflow management, workflow management, algorithms, distributed computing, parallel computing, distributed management system, algoritmi, distribuirano računarstvo, upravljanje tokovima aktivnosti, distributivni menadžment sistemi, algorithms, paralelna računarska obrada
Abstract

U radu je predstavljeno istraživanje vezano za poboljšanje performansi rada velikih nadzorno-upravljačkih sistema poput DMS-a. Ovaj cilj je postignut koordinacijom izvršavanja tokova aktivnosti, što podrazumeva efikasnu raspodelu zadataka na računarske resurse. U te svrhe razvijeni su i testirani različiti algoritmi. Ovakav pristup je obezbedio veći stepen iskorišćenja računarskih resursa, što je rezultiralo boljim performansama., Thе paper presents an approach how to improve performance of larger scale distributed utility management system such as DMS. This goal is accomplished by using an intelligent workflow management. Workflows are divided into the atomic tasks which are scheduled to computing resources for execution. For these purposes various scheduling algorithms are developed and thoroughly tested. This approach has provided greater utilization of computing resources which further have resulted in better performance.

Published
2016