System Design and Analysis Group Seminar Series SDAG is affiliated with the Department of Computer Science.

SDAG Seminar Series is a weekly meeting of the SDAG group. Topics of interest include computer networks, real-time systems, resource management, etc.

The seminar meets in A.V.Williams building, room 3258 (Conference Room) on Wednesdays at 4 pm, unless otherwise noted.

Date	Speaker	Topic
01/06/19	Adel A. Youssef	IEEE 802.11 Wireless Protocol Suite Standards
01/04/04	Adel A. Youssef	Third Generation (3G) Wireless Networks
01/03/28	Krishnan K Kailas	Clustered ILP Processors: Microarchitecture and Compilation Techniques
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00/10/11	Krishnan K Kailas	Clustered ILP Processors: Microarchitecture and Compilation Techniques
00/09/20	Simon Hawkin	QoS in Data Networks: A Review
00/09/13	Hyeonsang Eom	XML and UML: Capabilities and Limitations
00/08/23	Suman Banerjee	Trial Presentation of the Ph.D. Proposal
00/07/12	Simon Hawkin	Management of a Shared Link in Cyclone
00/07/07 Friday 1 p.m.	Suman Banerjee	IEEE 802.11
00/07/05	Hyeonsang Eom	Evaluation and Selection of "Performance Alternatives"
00/06/28	Doug Szajda	(Confidential)
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00/05/24	K. Subramani	TBA
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00/03/29	Michael B. Rash	TBA
00/03/22	Spring Break; no seminar
00/03/15	Doug Szajda	Mobile Routing, Part II
00/03/08	K. Subramani	Job talk rehearsal
00/03/01	Doug Szajda	Mobile Routing, Part I
00/01/19	Michael B. Rash	Topics in Computer Security; Nmap and the Gibraltar Hack
Happy New Year!
99/11/17	Krishnan Kailas	CARS: A New Code Generation Framework for Clustered ILP Processors
99/11/10	Simon Hawkin	Review of  MASCOTS '99
99/11/03	K. Subramani	Duality in Linear Spaces
99/10/27	Misc.	Misc.
99/10/20	Suman Banerjee	Clustering Techniques for Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks
99/10/13	Sameh Mohamed El-Sharkawy	Distributed Scheduling in Real-Time Environment
99/10/06	SDAG members	SDAG Review
99/09/29	Doug Szajda; Simon Hawkin	Clock Synchronization in Cyclone
99/09/22	K. Subramani	Applications of LP Duality to Scheduling
99/09/15	Dr. Agrawala	Organizational meeting
99/08/18	Kirt Morris	Extensible Markup Language (XML)
	Tom Pritchard	Overview of Real-Time Operating Systems
99/08/11	AddisAlem Getachew	Media Processing on the Internet
99/08/04	Sangeeta Bhaganagar	Measurement and Analysis of Packet Network Traffic
99/07/28	Bao Trinh	A Brief Overview of Maruti
99/07/21	Simon Hawkin	Cyclone Network Architecture
99/07/14	Research in Computer Engineering Colloquium	EMERALDS: A Small-Memory Real-Time Microkernel
99/07/07	Krishnan Kailas	Register File Architecture for Clustered ILP Processors
99/06/30	Sameh Mohamed El-Sharkawy	Real-Time CORBA
99/06/23	Michael B. Rash	The Emperor's New Mind and Software Wrappings
99/05/19	No meeting
99/05/12	Ashok Agrawala	SDAG research review
99/05/05	Sameh Mohamed El-Sharkawy	Dynamic Scheduling of Hard Real-Time Tasks in a Distributed Environment
99/04/28	Michael B. Rash	Software Wrappings.
99/04/21	Suman Banerjee	Self-Organizing Networks.
99/04/14	Simon Hawkin	Cyclone Network Architecture.
99/04/07	ksmani@cs.umd.edu	Application of Linear and Integer Programming to Scheduling.
99/03/31	ksmani@cs.umd.edu	Introduction to Linear and Integer Programming.
99/03/24	No meeting: Spring Break
99/03/17	Suman Banerjee	Active Networks
99/03/10	Dr. Agrawala	SDAG review
99/03/03	Krishnan Kailas	Instruction Scheduling for Clustered ILP Processors.
99/02/24	ksmani@cs.umd.edu	Design and analysis of algorithms for optimal scheduling.
99/02/10	Dr. Agrawala	SDAG Members Presentation.
99/02/17	Meeting cancelled
99/02/03	Dr. Agrawala	SDAG Review. Room change: AVW 3258
No meetings during the Winter break.
98/12/25	No meeting: Christmas
98/12/18	ksmani@cs.umd.edu	Heuristics for Algorithmic Scheduling of Hard Real-Time Processes
98/12/11	SDAG members.	Discussion section.
98/12/04	Shikha Bahl	Deterministic Models for End-to-End Analysis of Computer Networks
98/11/27	No meeting: Thanksgiving holidays
98/11/20	Suman Banerjee	Deterministic Models for End-to-End Analysis of Computer Networks
98/11/13	Dr. Agrawala	SDAG Review

For further questions, contact Simon Hawkin.

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