With the continuous accumulation of application data of various business information systems of network and informatization, a campus big data environment with distinctive characteristics of colleges and universities has been formed. Through the in-depth mining and analysis of the existing smart campus data using big data technology, based on the support of intelligent decision-making, personalized adaptive learning analysis and campus security warning of big data, and using the results to feed back the improvement of information literacy of university teachers and students in the era of big data, the construction of ubiquitous learning environment is carried out, which points out the direction for the construction of ubiquitous learning environment to explore the role of big data in improving the quality of education, promoting educational equity and optimizing educational philosophy, so as to improve the ubiquitous education environment.
In the multi-process operating system, resource management strategy of system is a critical global issue, especially when many processes implicating for the limited resources, since unreasonable scheduling will cause dead lock. The most classical solution for dead lock question is the banker algorithm; however, it has its own deficiency and only can avoid dead lock occurring in a certain extent. This article aims at reducing unnecessary safety checking, and then uses the new allocation strategy to improve the banker algorithm. Through full analysis and example verification of the new allocation strategy, the results show the improved banker algorithm obtains substantial increase in performance.
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