What is synchronous and asynchronous communication in a transition system? A university has two defined transition systems, course and finance, shown below. Both systems are execut... What is synchronous and asynchronous communication in a transition system? A university has two defined transition systems, course and finance, shown below. Both systems are executed in parallel. You are required to design a labelled transition system of Course ||_{fees} Finance, such that common actions are executed synchronously.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking for definitions of synchronous and asynchronous communication in a transition system and also requires the design of a labelled transition system that executes common actions synchronously between two defined systems, course and finance.
Answer
Synchronize 'fees' between Course and Finance; other actions are independent.
Synchronous communication requires simultaneous actions across systems, while asynchronous does not. For the combined labeled transition system, synchronize the 'fees' action between Course and Finance, while other actions, 'register' and 'print', execute independently.
Answer for screen readers
Synchronous communication requires simultaneous actions across systems, while asynchronous does not. For the combined labeled transition system, synchronize the 'fees' action between Course and Finance, while other actions, 'register' and 'print', execute independently.
More Information
In a labelled transition system, synchronizing common actions ensures they happen simultaneously, allowing coordinated interactions, while allowing other actions to be asynchronous enhances flexibility and system efficiency.
Tips
A common mistake is not correctly identifying the actions that need synchronization. Ensure all systems involved agree on the synchronized actions.
Sources
- Difference Between Synchronous and Asynchronous Transmission - geeksforgeeks.org
- Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Communication | The TechSmith Blog - techsmith.com
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