The document discusses queues and stacks as data structures in computer science. It notes that a queue follows a first-in, first-out (FIFO) structure, while a stack follows a last-in, first-out (LIFO) structure. Real-world tasks may involve parallel and flexible actions like queues, while the human lifecycle differs from these strict data structures. The presenter then thanks the audience.

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2. id:yamaguchiintlab
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3. queue
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4. Agenda
• Presenter Profile
• queue
• Conclusion
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5. Presenter Profile
• ID:yamaguchiintlab
• WORK:Research and Education
• ORGANIZE:Toin University of Yokohama
• FIELD: Multiagent, Software Engineering,
Emergence, Intelligent Information...
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6. Today’s Keyword
• Japanese : [Hiragana]
• Japanese : [Katakana]
• Japanese :Kyu[Roman Style]
• Homophone : Q, 9
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7. [Hiragana]
• Homophone “ ”
• The Q transform The Queue
• Computer Science
• Human Life Cycle
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8. Queue
•The Queue is
data structure in
Computer IN OUT
Science
•This makes the
queue a first in
first out data
structure
FIRST IN FIRST OUT : FIFO
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9. Stack
•The Stack is data IN
structure in
Computer
Science
•This makes the OUT
queue a last in
first out data
structure
LAST IN FIRST OUT : LIFO
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10. NEST
for(red=0;;red++){
red_task(); IN
for(yellow=0;;yellow++){
yellow_task();
for(green=0;;green++){
green_task(); OUT
}
}
}
LAST IN FIRST OUT : LIFO
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11. Thinking Time!!
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12. Task of Real world
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13. Answer
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14. Etc...
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15. Conclusion
• The Queue is data structure
• This makes the queue a first in
first out data structure
• The human task take parallel and
flexible action
• The human life cycle differ from
Software Engineering
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16. Thank you
id:yamaguchiintlab
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