Spring '99 Systems Chat

Discussion in AVW 3258 each Monday at 2pm.
Dept. of Computer Science, University of Maryland at College Park.

Goal:

The goal of Systems Chat is to foster the exchange of ideas and feedback among members of the UMD systems group. We meet each Monday at 2pm to discuss our current research, new conference papers, interesting research issues, and provide feedback on upcoming conference talks. Interested students are invited to attend. Please notify the current organizer (tseng@cs.umd.edu) to be added to the mailing list.

Led by:

Fall'98 Chat

Spring'99 Schedule:

(2/15) Virtual Memory - Scott Kaplan
(2/22) Active Disks - Mustafa Uysal
- Active Disks: Programming Model, Algorithms, and Evaluation (postscript)
- Other Active Disk papers
(3/1) Databases - Demet Aksoy
(3/8) Sparse Matrices - Tatiana Shpeisman
(3/15) Automated Design Synthesis for Embedded Systems - Dong-In Kang
(3/29) Recent UMD Faculty Candidates - Pete Keleher
(4/5) Communication-Intensive Parallel Applications and Non-Dedicated Environments - Kritchal Thitikamol
(4/26) Compressing Java Class Files - Bill Pugh
- Paper (pdf)
(6/9) Fixing the Java Memory Model - Bill Pugh
- Abstract
(6/14) Policies and Mechanisms for Supporting Fine-Grained Cycle Stealing - Kyungdong Ryu
- Paper (ps)

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