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CS354 - Computer Graphics - Spring 1996;CS354;Computer Graphics;Spring 1996;Instructor: Donald S. Fussell; General Course Information; Course Description; Course Syllabus; MESA Graphics Library;This year we are using the Mesa graphics library, which provides an;OpenGL-like API, as the platform for the course. This library has;been installed on all the public workstations in the Computer Sciences;department.; Instructions;for using Mesa libraries at UTCS; Sample makefile for Mesa on UTCS machines;;OpenGL man pages; The;OpenGL Specification; The;Mesa Home Page; The;OpenGL WWW Center; TCL/TK Information;;General references;;Manual pages;;Ousterhout's Book;;Welch's Book; Assignments; Turning in your assignments; Assignment 1; Assignment 2; Assignment 3; NOTE - Assignment 3 is now an option for the second exam. Only one;or the other is required. Students who don't show up for the second exam;will be required to submit assignment 3. Students who wish to do both;may do so, and only the higher of the two scores (after the curve) will;count.; Examples; Xlib example code; (Updated 2/18/96); Tcl/tk example code; (Updated 2/23/96); Tcl/tk example driver; (Updated 2/23/96); billthecat.xbm;(copy this file to the directory containing slate.tcl); (2/25/96);
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Ajit George;My Generally Useless Web Page;This is my generally useless web page. I'm not going to lie to you;and say that it's under construction or something. Odds are good;that you won't find anything here until I start doing research.;Address, etc.;Ajit George;2501 Wickersham Lane #733;Austin, TX 78741;512/443-3022;gajit@cs.utexas.edu;Here are some files (software and/or documentation) that I have found;useful recently.;This file is for David.;Last updated on April 7, 1996;
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Geeta Arora's Home Page;About me !!; I am a Graduate student currently in my 1st year. I'm still trying to;figure out what research and Ph.D. is all about. I did my UnderGrad at;Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India.;;To Contact Me;HOME River Oaks #117; 3001 Medical Arts; Austin, TX 78705;PHONE (512)-478-9565;geeta@cs.utexas.edu;;
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Gokul's Home Page; Finally...;After receiving countless flames and gripes about the;excessive verbosity of my home page, I have decided to bow to the;collective wish of the masses (it's a democratic world) and put;only the barest minimum out here. Adieu, my outpourings !;All you critics out there (headed by;Plakal and Hags), I hope;you sleep easy with untroubled consciences after sending a perfectly; good home page to an untimely demise.;(Actually, not quite. For those who want to see what kind;of web page could merit such vitriol, click;here at your own risk.);Maybe your comments can help reinstate my earlier page ! Do sign;in here . To see some of the less;critical comments, click here .; To Contact Me; 2910 Medical Arts St, Apt 208,;Austin, TX 78705 USA; +1 512-320-0072;You were visitor number;;Send comments/suggestions/criticisms/flames to;gokul@cs.utexas.edu;Last Updated : November 8, 1996 .;
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Gooty's Home Page; Subramanyam Gooty;Intro |; Kal(Past) |; Aaj(Present) |; I Like ... |; Kal(Future) |; Hideout;You are visitor number; Intro;Welcome to the Home page of Subramanyam Gooty (as the bold name at the;start suggests). Continue on reading to get to know me ( hopefully u wont;be disappointed ).; Old is Gold;Well I was born on Sept 1 1973 (somebody interested) in; Hyderabad .;This place is in; Andhra Pradesh;(for people interested in geography) a southern state in; India.;For the people who are curious to know about my; family.;After schooling, I joined Osmania University,; College of Technology;for my Bachelor's in Chemical Engineering. Came into contact with people;from varying background and thoughts. Made a lot of friends. We were always;proud to call ourselves; THE BATCH OF 1990-94 .;Then in 1994 came over to USA to; University of Nebraska-Lincoln .;Had a great gala time there. It was there that I became addicted to;American football. Except for the cold winter every thing else was;just great. Studied there for one year in Computer Science before;I transferred over to University of Texas-Austin.; Life's On ...;Now I am presently enrolled in the Masters program in the; Computer Science Department of; University of Texas-Austin. Austin is a real;cool place to hang around. I especially like the; weather;out here.;Here in Austin also I have made a lot of friends (as usual);. Here are some of the fun loving and acad caring people;(I listed this out in alphabetical order. So no ........); Abraham; Gokul; Kumar; Mehul; Neeraj; Shantanu; Shailesh; Vipin; As I like it ...;One of the things I like the best is to keep on chatting to friends;(I know many of u out there know it !). I also like making new friends;, travelling around. Playing games is another one. I play games like;Chess (any questions), Carrom Board, Racquet Ball, Tennis, Table Tennis;, Cricket, Soccer .... and on and on. I love watching; NBA games .; I like to read some books (not definetly text books). Want to check;my horoscope for today. Check out ur compatabile love signs.;I also like to listen to old hindi songs.;Well there is a lot more to write but I would not like to bore you and;also narrow down my options of some one liking me!!; Golden Future;It goes without saying that "Man Controls His Destiny". So what ever;success I have in my life will of course be attributed to my;"Hardwork", "Wil power" and all good things. If some thing bad happens;we can always say "Man Proposes and God Disposes....".; Hide out..; 2910 Medical Arts St,#205;Austin TX-78705; +1 512- 469- 6050; gooty@cs.utexas.edu;Have Fun Fingering me!!;Last Updated : Feb 23, 1996 .;
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Position Statement of M. G. Gouda;ACM Computing Surveys;28A(4), December 1996,;http://www.acm.org/surveys/1996/GoudaNetwork/. Copyright ©;1996 by the Association for Computing Machinery, Inc. See the permissions statement below.;CITATION PAGE FOR;Network Protocols between Exact Specifications;and Pragmatic Implementations;Mohamed G. Gouda;The University of Texas at Austin,;Department of Computer Sciences;Austin, Texas 78712-1188, USA;gouda@cs.utexas.edu,;http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/UTCS/report/1995/profiles/gouda.html;Abstract:;We argue for the study of protocol evolvers that can bridge;the gap between exact specifications and pragmatic implementations of network;protocols.;General Terms: Network Protocols, Formal Specifications, Implementations;Additional Key Words and Phrases: Compilers, Software Tools,;Protocol Development Methodology;Publication Information;Citation;Gouda, M. G., 1996. Network Protocols;Between Exact Specifications and Pragmatic Implementations, Computing Surveys,; 28A(4), December,; http://www.acm.org/surveys/1996/GoudaNetwork/;Submission date;June 14, 1996; Revision date (if any); October 15, 1996; Acceptance date;October 31, 1996;Publication Sources;HTML (if available);Permission to make digital;or hard copies of part or all of this work for personal or classroom;use is granted without fee provided that copies are not made or;distributed for profit or commercial advantage and that copies bear;this notice and the full citation on the first page. Copyrights for;components of this work owned by others than ACM must be honored.;Abstracting with credit is permitted. To copy otherwise, to;republish, to post on servers, or to redistribute to lists, requires;prior specific permission and/or a fee. Request permissions from;Publications Dept, ACM Inc., fax +1 (212) 869-0481, or;permissions@acm.org.;Last modified: Wed Nov 13 11:55:22 CST 1996;Mohamed G. Gouda;<gouda@cs.utexas.edu>;
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Frank G. Tropschuh;Frank G. Tropschuh;+1 (512) 459-4481;gunther@cs.utexas.edu;USA (until 10/3);Schweiz (after 10/3);1071 Clayton Ln. Apt #333Austin, TX 78723;Waldhofstrasse 154310 Rheinfelden;Curriculum Vitae;English;Deutsch;Links;Carnegie Mellon University;(1991-1995, undergraduate student);;School of Computer; Science;Universität;Erlangen-Nürnberg (1993-1994, junior year abroad);;Institut; für Mathematische Maschinen und Datenverarbeitung; Department of Computer Science IV (Operating Systems);University of Texas at Austin;(1995-1996, graduate student);;Department of Computer; Science;Frank Tropschuh;gunther@.cs.utexas.edu;
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GAO YONGXIANG's Home Page;Merry Christmas;Happy New year;Welcome to my homepage;Gao Yongxiang;Several Points;To contact me: Address;Picture of mine in the ceremony of granting master degree in China;Department of Computer Sciences,;University of Texas at Austin,;Austin,;Texas 78712,;U.S.A.;General Information:; NAME: GAO YONGXIANG; Sex: Male; Birthday: 08/02/71; Birth place: HuanAn, JiangSu, P.R.China; Hobby: Table tennis;Education Background:; July 10th, 1994; B.S. in Computer Software from; University of Science & Technology of China; in Hefei, China.; July 12th, 1996; M.S. in Computer Software from; Institute of Software, Chinse Academia Sinica; in Bejing, China.;Research Interests; Software Engineering; Programming Languages; Compiler Construction; Parallelism and Vectorization; Distributed Systems;Are you interested in our USTC alumni?; Yes, I want to visit it right now.;Here is the Homepage of our USTC:;in China;;in USA;; Directory and; services.;gyx@cs.utexas.edu;
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Hai Zhou's Home Page;Alan Hai Zhou (�ܺ�); Headline News:;This year's Turing Award is given to Amir Pnueli , a;professor at Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel.;About me ...;I got my BS in Computer Science and MS in Theoretical Compuer Science,;both from Tsinghua University;-- one of the most prestige institutes in China .;An incomplete;list of my undergraduate classmates is kept by;Alex Zhao.;Currently, I am a Ph.D. student in the;Department of Computer Sciences at;University of Texas at Austin.;My research interests are focused on VLSI CAD, where you can find many;applications of mathematical sciences -- algorithm design and analysis,;combinatorial optimization, computational complexity, even mathematical;logic. Our;CAD for VLSI Research;Group is headed by Prof. Martin D.F. Wong.;Publications;Hai Zhou and D.F. Wong, An Optimal Algorithm for;River Routing with Crosstalk Constraints. IEEE/ACM International;Conference on Computer Aided Design, San Jose, CA, 1996.;C.-P. Chen, Hai Zhou and D.F. Wong, Optimal;Non-Uniform Wire-Sizing under the Elmore Delay Model. IEEE/ACM;International Conference on Computer Aided Design, San Jose, CA, 1996.;Study Room; Academic References; Technique References; Industry Directory; Job Bulletin;Living Room; Periodicals; Chinese Staff; Movies; WWW Search Engines and Internet;Contact Information:;On Campus:;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Texas at Austin;Taylor Hall 2.124;Austin, TX 78712-1188;Off Campus:;1648-R W. 6th ST;Austin, TX 78703;Voice:;(512) 478-1770(h) (512) 471-9588(o);E-mail:;haizhou@cs.utexas.edu;Last modified on Jan. 2, 1997;The number of visits to this homepage since Jan. 2, 1996 is:;
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Welcome to Hao Sun's Home Page;* under construction *;;;About myself;Now I am a first year Ph.D student in the Department;of Computer Science, University;of Texas at Austin. Want to know more about me? Click hear!;;;Education:;08/96 - pres. Dept of Computer Science, Univ. of Texas at Austin;09/94 - 07/96 National Lab of Software Engineering, Wuhan Univ., China;09/90 - 07/94 Dept of Computer Science, Wuhan Univ., China;Alumni? Pals?;Wuhan University Alumni;Home Page; China Home Page;Contact me?!; 307 E. 31st St. #107, Austin, Texas 78705-3037; Can't wait? Email haosun@cs.utexas.edu;now!;Or call 1-(512)476-6770.; You are No.;visitor since Sept 9, 1996.;
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Micheal Hewett;Micheal Hewett;hewett@cs.utexas.edu;Click here to finger;me.;Click here to email me.;Hi;I am a fourth-year PhD student in the Department;of Computer Sciences at the University;of Texas at Austin;Education:;M.S. in Computer Science (AI), Stanford;University, 1985.;B.S. in Computer Science, University;of Kansas, 1983.;B.S. in Electrical Engineering, University;of Kansas, 1983.;B.A. in Mathematics (Honors), Washburn;University, 1980.;Honors:;First Place, ACM International Collegiate;Programming Contest, 1985.;First Place, KME National Mathematics Competition, 1979.;UTCS Computer Bowl Champion, 1995, with Jun Sawada, Ioannis Smaragdakis, Thomas Wahl;UTCS Computer Bowl Towers of Hanoi Champion, 1995, with Lance Tokuda;UT Intramural Volleyball Champion, Faculty/Grad Division, Fall 1996.;UT Intramural Volleyball Champion, 4-man Open Division, Summer 1996.;UT Intramural Volleyball Champion, Faculty/Grad Division, Spring 1996.;UT Intramural Volleyball Champion, 4-man Open Division, Summer 1995.;UT Intramural Volleyball Champion, Club Division, Fall 1994.;Finished the 1996 Motorola Austin Marathon, 3 hours 23 minutes,;192nd out of 1250 finishers.;You might want to:;Visit my;favorite WEB pages;Locate;me;Learn;about my research interests;View or download;my publications;Learn;more about me;Address and Phone Numbers:;Call me at:;Office: (512) 471-9576 (TAY 5.114);Home: (512) 206-0656 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. Central Time;FAX: (512) 471-8885;Mailing address:; University of Texas at Austin; Department of Computer Sciences; Taylor Hall 2.124; Austin, TX 78712-1188;Author: Micheal;S. Hewett;Email: hewett@cs.utexas.edu;Last Updated: Wednesday, January 17, 1996;
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Hiep H. Nguyen;Hiep H Nguyen;About Me;About me: I am a Vietnamese American, born in 1970. I came to the;United States at the age of five, and have been a resident of Texas;for most of my life. Currently I live in Austin, Texas. I am currently working as a contract programmer and am actively;seeking clients. I am in the process of starting my own business, providing;high-end Internet software solutions for;products ranging from video-games to databases.; See my Current Work for more details.; Resume: Here's a link to my hypertext;resume.;Occupation: Currently I am the TA for;Gordon Novak's CS375 Compiler's Class.; Education: I received my B.S. in C.S. and will receive my M.S. in C.S. from the;The University Of Texas At Austin in May 1996.; Software Packages: These are the software packages I have;developed over the years.; WWW Resume Database: An online resume database for the Natural Science Placement Center. URL Address: http://www.utexas.edu/cons/nsplace.; MC68000 Rexis: A real time, pre-emptive operating system for; the MC68000 board used for robotics research.; GDRAW: an Object Oriented C cross-platform graphics library (XWindows, Postscript , Mac).; Legion: A data flow language used for robot control.; Flat: A 2-D, Graphical, robotics simulator with realistic specular reflection sonars.; Xgcl, XAKCL: (X Gunu Common Lisp) An Xwindows functional interface for AKCL and Gunu Common Lisp.;TKX: A standalone package written in C++, that provides the functionality; of the TK package from John Ousterhout's TCL/TK.; Current Work:; I currently have a contract with the;University to do some of their web and database work, specifically, an;online resume database for 24 access for students. See our prototype;for more;details.; I am doing research;with Java, a C++ like language that will allow easy to build and;maintain networked programs over the web. We are porting Netrek to Java to;explore the methodology for porting large software system written in C to;Java.; I am also currently;actively searching for other contracts where my expertise in Internet;software solutions might best be leveraged.;Other Technical Interests: I am also interested are in; Graphics, and; Game Programming especially on the IBM PC's under DOS and;Windows. I have worked with fast, texture mapping;routines for 3D Animation on the 80x86 processors using C/C++ and Assembly.;Other Interests: I write; Poetry , and make;Pottery . I also like;Outdoors Activities.;Hot List:; Spot, the robot that I worked on.; Austin's Robot Group.; Java Page: http://java.sun.com; Netrek Page: http://factoryx.factoryx.com; Virtual Reality VRML Page: http://www.sdsc.edu/vrml;To Contact Me;POSTAL Computer Sciences C0500; TAY 2.124, U.T. Austin; Austin, TX 78712 USA;VOICE +1 512.471.7316 (main office); +1 512.471.9715 (my office);FAX +1 512.471.8885;hiep@cs.utexas.edu;Last updated: 16 November 1995;
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Huiqun Liu; Huiqun Liu's Home Page; Hi, nice to meet you on the web. I am a Ph.D student in the; Department of Computer Science;at the University of Texas at Austin.;I'm a member of the CAD for;;VLSI design research group guided by Professor;Martin Wong. Here is;More information about me .;;;World ... ... News; the Virtual World Tour; Austin City; Collection of Chinese Web Sites;; Sunrise;;Stuff on; Internet;; CS:; Researches; World's Computer Society; IEEE -and-; ACM; Computer Giants;CS Departments; Search Tools;[ Yahoo |; InfoSeek ];Internet Directory; US Universities; Online Career Center; Career Mosaic; My bookmark; Entertainment; CS Languages; Unix Book; Java and; the Java Book; Tcl/Tk; Perl; Expect; Rosette reference manual - and -; Rosette programming examples;;; Contact Information:; E-mail : hqliu@cs.utexas.edu; Phone : (512) 480-9296; Address on Campus:;Department of Computer Sciences, Taylor 2.124;The University of Texas at Austin;Austin, TX 78712-1188;This home page is last modified: May 22, 1995.;For comments, you are welcome to send me email:;hqliu@cs.utexas.edu;
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CS378;; CS378: Cryptography;; Professor:; David Zuckerman; Office hours: Taylor 3.126, TTH 5-6:00 pm; Email: diz@cs.utexas.edu; TA:; Huiqun Liu; Office hours:; MW 12:00-1:00pm, Station #2 (Taylor Hall basement); Email: hqliu@cs.utexas.edu;; Syllabus; Mathematical Background;; Homeworks; Homework 1 - If you; don't have the textbook yet, here is the; ciphertext for problem 10 . Notice: the answer to the; last problem is in French . You should be able to recognize the; French as the word "Canada" appears. The frequency of; the most common letters in French should not change too; drastically from English; however, digrams like "th" will not; appear.;;This page is last modified: September 4, 1996.;For comments, you are welcome to send email to: hqliu@cs.utexas.edu;
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Hudson's Home Page;Hudson Turner;PhD student in Computer Sciences;in the College of Natural Sciences;at The University of Texas at Austin.;My advisor is Vladimir Lifschitz.;PhD (Computer Science) (1997, expected);UT Austin;Thesis title: "Inference Rules and Causality in Representations of;Commonsense Knowledge about Actions";MSCS (Computer Science) (1991);UT Austin;MLIS (Library and Information Science) (1988);UT Austin;BA (English,;Philosophy) (1984);UT Austin;My vita (in postscript) is available online.;A draft of my dissertation is also available.;Research Interests;Commonsense reasoning about action;Logic programming and nonmonotonic reasoning;My papers are available online.;Other Research Links;European Colloquium for Spatial;and Temporal Reasoning;To Contact Me;POSTAL Computer Sciences C0500; TAY 2.124, U.T. Austin; Austin TX 78712 USA;VOICE +1 512.471.7316 (main office); +1 512.471.9746 (my office);FAX +1 512.471.8885;hudson@cs.utexas.edu;
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Isaac A. Sheldon; Isaac A. Sheldon; Contact Information; Phone: (512) 912-0056;; e-mail:; isheldon@cs.utexas.edu; Information: http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/isheldon;; Professional Information; I am currently a graduate student at; The Univeristy of Texas at Austin; in the; Department of Computer Science; and will recive my Masters of Science in December '96 with my; coursework concentrating on Computer Graphics.; I recieved my undergraduate degree in Computer Science at; The Univesity of Mass at Lowell.; I have a summer intern job at; Scientific and Engineering Software Inc.,; a small Austin company creating Schlaeor-Mellor CASE tools.;; Projects; Constructive Solid Geometry Using BSPTrees;;Modular Ray Tracing Framework; Butte;; Personal Information; Baby Page;Isaac A. Sheldon; isheldon@cs.utexas.edu; Last Update: Aug. 4, 1996;;
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John S. Adair; John's crinkum-crankum homepage;; I live at The Compound; with my wife, Holly Eileen Taylor,;; my son, Evan James Taylor-Adair,;; and some other; Rice alumni.;; Some of my friends who don't live with me include;; Joe Carl White, who also does; Internet consulting,;; Matthew Mengerink, who is a fish fanatic and works at; DejaNews, and;; Steve Traylen, who gets me Doctor Who books.;; Email to; jadair@cs.utexas.edu.; Back to CS graduate students page.;Back to CS home page.; Last modified: Sun Nov 24 19:33:10 1996;
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Jim Bednar;Jim Bednar; PhD. Candidate, Dept. of Computer Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin.; M.A. in Computer Science, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, May 1997.; B.A. in Philosophy, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, May 1994.; B.S. in Electrical/Computer Engineering, University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, December 1993.;Research;My research concentrates on biologically realistic modeling of;cognitive processes using artificial neural networks. I seek to use;the dramatic advances in computing technology over the past few;decades to make equally dramatic advances in our understanding of the;human mind. With the computing power now available and soon to be;available, realistic simulations of cortical processing are becoming;practical. This enables us to make (and, if necessary, refute);testable hypotheses about brain function. The overall goal is to make;cognitive research into an empirical science, rather than the purely;philosophical domain it has been for centuries.;My master's thesis, ``Tilt Aftereffects in a Self-Organizing Model of;the Primary Visual Cortex'', is nearly complete. The abstract:; Visual illusions and aftereffects have long been studied by; psychologists and vision researchers because these apparent functional; failures might offer insight into how visual processing is carried out; by the brain. A particular class of visual illusions called tilt; illusions and tilt aftereffects are thought to arise in the primary; visual cortex of humans, and thus serve as test cases for theories; about that area of the brain. Specifically, several researchers have; proposed that they result from lateral inhibition between neurons; receiving visual input.;; The thesis examines tilt illusions and aftereffects in;; RF-LISSOM (Sirosh and Miikkulainen, 1995), a self-organizing model; of the primary visual cortex that incorporates such lateral interactions.; It is demonstrated that the self-organizing principles driving RF-LISSOM; result in aftereffects which are qualitatively and quantitatively; similar to those measured in humans. On the basis of these results,; a new explanation for so-called ``indirect effects'' (interactions; between lines with very different orientations) is proposed in the; thesis. The self-organizing model should also apply to other figural; aftereffects, such as spatial frequency aftereffects, which we predict; result from the same lateral interaction processes.;A preliminary report of the research is available as;a PostScript file. I am also beginning my doctoral research,;which will include further simulations of detailed low-level visual;behavior, using an extension of the RF-LISSOM model.;Contact Information; Email: jbednar@cs.utexas.edu; Mailing address:; The University of Texas at Austin; Department of Computer Sciences ,; TAY 2.124; Austin , TX 78712-1188; Information from the finger command; Machines I am logged into in this department;My resume, in Postscript or ASCII format; Links to the Web (Probably outdated.); Old Papers (Not too interesting.);jbednar@cs.utexas.edu;Last updated: July 9, 1996;
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HomePage;HOME OF;JUN;FANG;Hi! Welcome to my homepage.;:-).; Testing frames ...; I am a graduate student at;the Computer Science Department; of;the University of Texas, at Austin;.;UT library;is the 5th largest academic library in north America. Go to see its;catalog; TA job:;I am a TA for;the course CS304P by Professor Novak;.; Assignments .; Topics on Computer:;;Here is an excellent source of Ethernet info.;ATM technology.; Special sysadm topic:;Domain Name System DNS .; Information about the free UNIXish operating system: the;Linux Documentation Project Home Page .; Info. on;using GNU's debuger GDB .;Transfer LaTeX file to HTML.;Get help on;C++, UNIX, HTML, email, etc.; Other stuffs:; Visit; UTCS ACM; .;Visit;Kristina Ross' tutorial to learn how to construct web pages.; I was taking Jeff's course;;Computer and Network System Administration;last summer at;the Florida State University;.; Visit;Edmund's Automobile Buyer's Guides; if you want to buy a car.; Document of the;Java API package;and;Java Language Specification V1.0;.; PGP; See; my PGP public key in ASCII format.; What is PGP? Look at; PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) Help .;I like this;scenery picture;.;; jfang@cs.utexas.edu; (512) 494-1148(H);;I started to construct my homepage on 8/28/96.;;You are the visitor number;;since Nov. 22, 1996.; Testing cgi ...; Testing Java applet ...;
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Jeff Thomas's Homepage;Jeff Thomas's Homepage;Contact Information;Publications;Software Systems Generator Research Group;Photo Album;Favorite Internet Sites;University;of Texas (UT);Computer Sciences (CS) Department;Applied;Research Laboratories (ARL);Electrical;and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department;EDS;Financial Trading & Technology Center (FTTC);Keyword Search UT;Academic;Calendars;UT Sports;Hook'Em.com;(aka "Ultimate Longhorn Site");UT;Football Schedule;Austin;Texas;[;Jeff Thomas |;Computer Sciences Department |;University of Texas |;Austin;];Last modified: 10 October 1996;jthomas@cs.utexas.edu;
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Jianying Luo's Homepage;Welcome to Jianying Luo's Homepage!;; About Me; I am a first year Ph.D. Student in;Department of Computer Sciences,;The University of Texas at;Austin.; B.S.(Computer Science),;Peking University;, Beijing,;P.R.China, 1996; Peking University Alumni;Computer Science Department of Peking University;Other departments of;Peking University; China and Chinese;Chinese Scenery;Chinese Novels;Chinese Classics;Chinese Magazines;Chinese Newspapers;Useful;links; UT Registrar; UT Gradaute Studies;UT Library;UT;Campus;UTACCESS;About Austin;What's the Weather Today?;Austin City;Limits, lots of exciting stuffs about Austin.;Miscellaneous;Yahoo;Java Page at Sun;JavaScript Page at Netscape;The Perl Language Home Page;Computing Research Association;Computer Journals/Magzines on the Web;Networked Computer Science Technical;Reports Library;The Collection of Computer Science Bibliographies;International Students, Inc.;Contact Me; 307 E 31st Street, Apt 107,;Austin, Texas 78705; (512) 476-6770(H); jyluo@cs.utexas.edu; Finger me;Your comments and suggestions;would be highly appreciated.;You are the th visitor;since October 10, 1996.;
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Kedar Namjoshi;About Me;Hi! Thanks for checking up on me.;I'm a doctoral student at UT-Austin in the department of Computer Sciences .;My research advisor is Professor E. Allen Emerson . I'm interested in the use of temporal logic to;reason about concurrent programs, in the semantics of concurrency, distributed;algorithms, and automata;theory.;I came here in Fall 90, after receiving my bachelor's degree in computer;science from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras. There is a;wonderful IIT-Madras home page; with lots of fun stuff. If you would like to know more about my interests,;here's some personal information .;;Contact Information; Office phone : (512) 471-9750; Home phone : (512) 479-6453; Home address :; 1652 A, West 6th Street,; Austin, TX 78703.;Today's Amul Ad;kedar@cs.utexas.edu;
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Kenneth E. Harker;Kenneth E. Harker;The University of Texas at Austin;Department of the Computer Sciences;Taylor Hall TAY 2.124;Austin, TX 78712-1188; kharker@cs.utexas.edu;Amateur Radio;Babylon 5;Linux;Rocketry;Cyberspace;My PGP Public Key;Academics;Work;Politics;Fun Stuff;My Resume;My Publications;Last Updated 10/27/96;kharker@cs.utexas.edu;The World Wide Web facility on www.cs.utexas.edu is provided;as a service to the faculty, students, staff, and guests of the Department of;Computer Sciences at The University of Texas at Austin. The views and opinions;expressed on this page are the sole responsibility of the author,;Kenneth E.Harker, and do;not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of the Department of Computer;Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin, or The University of Texas System;or its Board of Regents.;
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Mike Kistler's Home Page;Mike Kistler's Home Page;;This page is under construction!;;I am a first year PhD student at the;University of Texas at;Austin in the;Department of Computer Sciences.;I am also currently employed by;IBM in the;Personal Software Products;division.;;My Academic Background;BA in Mathematics and Computer Science, 1982;Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, PA.;MS in Computer Information Science, 1990;Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY.;Masters of Business Administration, 1991;Stern School of Business;New York University, New York, NY.;;My Academic Interests;I am interested in parallelism and parallel algorithms,;particularly in how these can be used for commercial data processing.;Press here for;a random collection of links to information about parallel computing.;;My Courses;Fall, 1996;CS380D: Distributed Computing I;with Prof. Jayadev Misra.;CS383C: Numerical Analysis: Linear Algebra;with Prof. Alan Cline.;;You are visitor number:;;To contact me; 1309 Julies Walk, Pflugerville, TX 78660; (512) 251-5455;email: kistler@cs.utexas.edu.;
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CS 105 C++ Fall 1995;CS 105 C++ Fall 1995;Note that this page reflects CS 105 C++ as it was taught in the Fall of;1995. The current version of the class may differ in content and in scope.;Welcome to the homepage for CS105 C++ at UT Austin. The class is taught by;Will Adams and Jacob Kornerup. For practical information;about the course look at the syllabus.;Available on-line;A technical note on how to compile programs and turn in;homeworks electronically.;Homeworks and solutions (in due time);A crude interface to the newsgroup;utexas.class.cs105.c++ where most correspondence out off class takes;place.;Most examples from the textbook "C++ for Pascal;Programmers", organized by chapter.;Further readings on C++;and a link to a C++;home page (not required reading).;Jacob Kornerup's overheads are available for viewing;Information about the class project;How to find Jacob Kornerup's office.;To study for the midterm here is an old midterm exam;and the answer key.;
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Benjamin Kuipers;Benjamin Kuipers;Bruton Centennial Professor of Computer Sciences (No. 1),;The University of Texas at Austin.;; B.A. in Mathematics, Swarthmore College, 1970.; Ph.D. in Mathematics, MIT, 1977.;; Research Interests;The representation of commonsense and expert knowledge, with;particular emphasis on the effective use of incomplete knowledge. The;Qualitative Reasoning Research Group;home page describes these research topics, papers, students, and;available software in considerable detail.;Research accomplishments include:; the TOUR model of spatial knowledge in the cognitive map,; the QSIM algorithm for qualitative simulation,; Access-Limited Logic for knowledge representation, and; a robot exploration and mapping strategy; based on qualitative recognition of distinctive places.; B. J. Kuipers. 1994.;Qualitative;Reasoning: Modeling and Simulation with Incomplete Knowledge.;Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.;; Teaching Plans; Spring 1996. CS 378: Building Intelligent Agents.; Fall 1996. CS 395T: Commonsense Reasoning about the Physical World.; Spring 1997. CS 378: Building Intelligent Agents.;;Contact Information; Mail:; Prof. Benjamin Kuipers; Computer Science Department; University of Texas at Austin; Austin, Texas 78712; Email: kuipers@cs.utexas.edu; Phone: (512) 471-9561; Fax: (512) 471-8885; Finger.;BJK;
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Simon S. Lam; Simon S. Lam;Professor of Computer Sciences;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Texas;Austin, Texas 78712-1188;email: lam@cs.utexas.edu;phone: (512) 471-9531;fax: (512) 471-8885;office: Taylor Hall 3.112;campus mail: Computer Science C0500; Photo and Profile; Networking Research Laboratory; CS 395T (Fall 1996); CS 356 (Spring 1996); Administrative Assistant;(also editorial assistant for;IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking);Kata Carbone;email : kata@cs.utexas.edu;phone : (512) 471-9524;fax : (512) 471-8885;information on electronic submission;News clip;"Tune in, turn on, toss it out:;Can the Internet pre-empt TV?", Austin American-Statesman, February 20, 1996,;front page(compressed postscript);cont.(compressed postscript);
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Networking Research Laboratory, UT-Austin; Networking Research Laboratory;Department of Computer Sciences;The University of Texas at Austin;Research activities of the laboratory span the entire development cycle of;network protocols, from design and specification, to verification, testing,;performance analysis, implementation, and performance tuning. Of current;interest are new architectures and protocols that address changes in underlying;communications technology as well as in networked applications.;Laboratory research projects are supervised by;Simon S. Lam, Professor of Computer Sciences. Research funding has;been provided by National Science Foundation, NSA;University Research Program, Texas Advanced Research Program, ATT Foundation,;and Lockheed.;Current research projects and recent papers; OS and Network support for video;services; Network security; Protocol theory;;Workshop on Integration of IP and ATM , November 14, 1996; Researchers;
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Greg Lavender, University of Texas at Austin;R. Greg Lavender;Adjunct Assistant Professor;Department of Computer Sciences and;Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering;The University of Texas at Austin; Contact Addresses; Research Activities; Computer Science/Computer Engineering Courses; Recommended Reading; Biographical Information;Suggestions for improvements to these pages welcome!;Last updated 05/05/96 by lavender@cs.utexas.edu;
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Laboratory for Experimental Software Systems (LESS);Laboratory for Experimental Software Systems;(LESS);The main objective of our research is to investigate ways to build;reliable, high-performance software for parallel and distributed;systems. The Laboratory for Experimental Software Systems (LESS) is a;part of the Department of Computer;Sciences at the University of;Texas at Austin.;Research Projects;Members of the lab;LESSSS: The LESS Seminar Series;Sponsors;Last modified: December 12, 1996;Robert Blumofe;rdb@cs.utexas.edu;
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Calvin Lin;Calvin Lin;Assistant Professor of Computer Sciences;The most important thing you can do is;what you're doing when you're doing it.;When you study, _study_, and when you play, _play_.;- Pete Carril;Research Interests;Compilers and languages for parallel computing, parallel performance;analysis, scientific computing.;See the;ZPL Programming Language Project home page.;Selected Publications;The Portable Parallel Implementation of Two Novel Mathematical Biology;Algorithms in ZPL, with M. D. Dikaiakos, D. Manoussaki, and D. Woodward.;the 9th Int'l Conf. on Supercomputing, pp. 365-374, 1995.;Accommodating Polymorphic Data Decompositions in Explicitly Parallel;Programs, with L. Snyder. Proceedings of the 8th International;Parallel Processing Symposium, April 1994, pp. 68-74.;ZPL: An Array Sublanguage, with L. Snyder. In Languages and Compilers;for Parallel Computing, U. Banerjee, D. Gelernter, A. Nicolau and D.;Padua eds. Springer-Verlag, 1994, pp. 96-114.;A Portable Implementation of SIMPLE, with L. Snyder.;International Journal of Parallel Programming, vol. 20, no. 5, 1991,;pp. 363- 401.;A Comparison of Programming Models for Shared Memory Multiprocessors, with;L. Snyder. Proceedings of the International Conference on Parallel;Processing 1990, II:163-170, 1990.;Contact Information; Office:;Taylor Hall 4.138, (512) 471-9560; Fax:; (512) 471-8885; Email address:;lin@cs.utexas.edu; Postal address:;Department of Computer Sciences;The University of Texas at Austin;Austin, TX 78712-1188;
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CS395T: Parallel Languages and Compilers;CS395T:Parallel Languages and Compilers;Fall 1996; Lecture: Tuesday and Thursday 12:00 - 2:00, ENS 145.; Instructor: Calvin Lin; Office: Taylor 4.138; Phone: 471-9560; Email:;lin@cs.utexas.edu; Office hours: Tuesday 4:00 - 5:00, Thursday 4:00 - 5:00.;Handouts:; General Information; The Case for NOW; The Tera Computer (Copyright ACM); Programming Assignment 1; New POSIX Threads Skeleton Code; Programming Assignment 2; MPI Tutorial; MPI Example: "hello, world"; MPI Communication example; Ironman Communication Interface; Online MPI Manual; MPI Manual in PostScript; LogP paper; Where is Time Spent in Message-Passing and Shared; Memory Programs?; Programming Assignment 3; Foundations of Practical Parallel Programming; Languages; On Partitioning Dynamic Adaptive Grid Hierarchies;Last modified: December 3, 1996;Calvin Lin;lin@cs.utexas.edu;
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Guangtian Liu's Home Page;Guangtian Liu's Homepage;Hi;;Welcome to my home page. I am currently constructing this page and;will add more contents as time permits. For now I apologize for;any incompleteness and resulting inconvenience.;Who am I;I am currently a graduate student in the;Department of Computer Sciences at the;University of;Texas at Austin.;Research;I am a member of Professor Mok's;Real-Time System Research Group.;My research interests include real-time;scheduling algorithms, operating systems, network performance;and distributed systems. I also did some work in data replications and;knowledge mining during my last two summers' internship in; GTE Lab and;MCC.; Contact Information;Office:; MAI 2010 ( yes, good view ); Phone: (512) 471-9747; Email:; liugt@cs.utexas.edu; Mailing address:; The University of Texas at Austin; Department of Computer Sciences, TAY 2.124; Austin, TX 78712-1188;This page was last updated on Fri Jan 26 00:00:45 CST 1996.;Please send your comments to;liugt@cs.utexas.edu.;
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Lorenzo Alvisi Home Page;Lorenzo Alvisi;Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Sciences;Ph.D. in Computer Science: Cornell, 1996;M.S. in Computer Science: Cornell, 1994;Laurea in Physics: Universit&agrave di Bologna, Italy, 1987;Office: 4.122 Taylor;Hall Here is a map of the UT Campus;showing the location of Taylor Hall.;Phone: (512) 471-9792;Fax: (512) 471-8885;E-mail: lorenzo@cs.utexas.edu; Research Interests;I am interested in Distributed Computing, with a special emphasis on Fault-Tolerance.; Courses;CS380D: Distributed Computing I. Spring 1996.;CS372: Operating Systems. Fall 1996.;CS395T: Hot Topics in Distributed Sytems. Fall 1996.;;Publications; Some (more) photos of Maria;Last Modified Thu Feb 15 14:17:07 EDT 1994; Lorenzo Alvisi / lorenzo@cs.utexas.edu;
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Xue Lu's Home Page;Xue Lu's Home Page; Graduate Student; Current Work;TA Work:;CS 356 Computer Networks;Other Classes; About Myself;Tsinghua University; --My undergraduate institute;China; --Where I am from;Department of Computer Science; --Where I study;UT Austin; --My university;Austin, Texas; --Where I live;; Academic Links;Internet and WWW;Computer Science Areas;Computer Languages and Systems;IEEE; ACM;: [ SIGCOMM |; SIGMOD |; SIGLINK |; SIGGRAPH |; SIGMM95 |; SIGIR ];Computer Companies;; Other Links; Online Shopping; -- A Cool Site to Buy Chinese Music; Current News;Job Hunt;Weather Forcast;Dictionary;; Contact Information; On Campus:; Dept of CS; Univ. of Texas at Austin; Austin, TX 78712; Current addr:; Microsoft Corporation; Tel: (206)936-6485(O); (206)558-4127(H); E-mail: luxue@cs.utexas.edu; xuelu@microsoft.com;;;Thanks for coming!;Last Modified: Jan 14, 1996;luxue@cs.utexas.edu;
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Laurie Honour Werth;Laurie Honour Werth;Lecturer;lwerth@cs.utexas.edu;Current Semester: Fall, 1995;Office Hours for Fall, 1995:; TIMES: (tba);OFFICE: Taylor 5.110;PHONE: 471-9535;Links to Classes:;CS373 - Software Engineering;CS 378 - Contemporary Issues In Computer Science;Professional Service;Vice-Chair for Education, IEEE Technical Committee on Software Engineering, 1991-present;Co-chair, ACM CSC Conference, 1992-94;Chair, ACM Professional Development Committee, 1991-present;Areas of Interest;Software engineering and cognitive science;Summary of Research;My current work centers on the development of software tools and;environments. Other areas include computer-human interface and;software metrics.;Selected Recent Publications;L. H. Werth, "Quality assurance for a software engineering project," IEEE Transactions on Education, January 1993.;L. H. Werth, "Lecture notes on software process improvement," CMU/SEI-93-EM-8, Feb. 1993.;L. H. Werth, "Industrial-strength CASE tools for software engineering classes," in Software Engineering Education, J. Tomayko, Eds. Springer-Verlag, 1991.;L. H. Werth and John S. Werth, "Directions in software engineering education," in Proceedings from Workshop on Directions in Software Engineering (ICSE), May 1991.;L. H. Werth, "Object-oriented programming on the Macintosh," Journal of Object-Oriented Programming, Nov.-Dec. 1990.;Other Useful Links:;University of Texas Computer Science Department Home Page;Faculty Profiles;CS Classes;Last Update: August 13, 1995;
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Madhukar Reddy Korupolu;Welcome to Madhukar's Home Page;;To Reach Me;Home: 4559, Avenue A, #201, Austin, Texas - 78751.;Office: Taylor Hall 2.124, Dept of Comp. Science,; Univ of Texas at Austin,; Austin,; Texas, 78712-1188, U.S.A;Home: (512)-467-8735;Office: (512)-471-9764 (UA9 4.116C); madhukar@cs.utexas.edu;;Some Links; The Official IIT Madras;Homepage; The Ganga Alumni;Class of 94 (IIT Madras); UT;Algorithms and Computational Theory Group; Colloquium on;Computational Complexity; Info on Cricket Worldwide; Official Site of NBA; ESPNET Sportszone; CNN Interactive;; Batchu's India Page;;Author: Madhukar Reddy Korupolu;Email: madhukar@cs.utexas.edu;
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Home Page for Marco Schneider;Marco Schneider;Ph.D. candidate,;Department of Computer Sciences; at;The University of Texas at Austin;Research;The title of my dissertation is; "Flow Routing in Computer Networks".;My research interests lie in the areas of network protocols, distributed;computing, fault-tolerance, and in particular self-stabilizing systems.;;Implicit in the design of any system is a labeling of its;states as "legitimate" or "illegitimate". We identify as "legitimate";those states which occur under the correct (intended) execution of a system.;All other states are considered "illegitimate".;A system is said to be self-stabilizing when;regardless of its initial state, it is guaranteed to converge to;a legitimate state in a finite number of steps. A system;which is not self-stabilizing may stay in an illegitimate state;forever.; My vita in Postscript;Publications; "Self-Stabilization" .; ACM Computing Surveys, Vol. 25, No. 1, March 1993.;; ``Self-Stabilizing Real-Time Decision Systems'' .;In Responsive Computer Systems: Steps Toward Fault-Tolerant;Real-time Systems, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1995.;An earlier version appeared in; Proceedings of The Third International Workshop on Responsive Computer;Systems, October 1993.;``Stabilization of Maximum Flow Trees''. Invited talk:;Proceedings of the Third Annual Joint Conference on Information Sciences,;November 1994. Submitted to Information Sciences Journal.;Co-authored with Mohamed G. Gouda.; ``Maximum Flow Routing''.; Proceedings of The Second Workshop on Self-Stabilizing Systems,;1995. Co-authored with Mohamed G. Gouda.; ``Minimum Depth Flow Routing''. In preparation, 1995.;Co-authored with Mohamed G. Gouda and Anish Arora.;; ``Memory Requirements for Silent Stabilization'' .;To appear in The Fifteenth ACM Symposium on Principles of;Distributed Computing, 1996.;Co-authored with Shlomi Dolev and Mohamed G. Gouda.; ``Stabilization of Minimum Spanning Trees''. In preparation, 1995.;Co-authored with Mohamed G. Gouda.; ``Implementing Flow Routing on the Internet''. In preparation, 1996.;To be Co-authored with Mohamed G. Gouda.;Personal Interests; Here is a list of links. (under construction); Contact Information; Office:; Taylor Hall 150A, (512) 471-9763; Email:; marco@cs.utexas.edu; Postal Address:; The University of Texas at Austin;Department of Computer Sciences C0500;Taylor 2.124;Austin, TX 78712-1188 USA;marco@cs.utexas.edu;
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Home Page for Mark S. Johnstone;Mark S. Johnstone;Contact Information; Office:; Taylor Hall 5.144; (512) 471-9586; Postal Address:;The University of Texas at Austin;Department of Computer Sciences;Taylor Hall 2.124;Austin, TX 78712-1188;You can usually find me in my office, and the best way to reach me is;via email at;markj@cs.utexas.edu (Mark Johnstone);You can also look at my full finger information.;This semester I am the TA for CS372 Operating Systems, taught by;Richard Brice (TTH 8-9:30 a.m. TAY 2.106).;In addition, I am the TA for an Object Oriented Design and Analysis;class taught by Glenn Downing for the IBM/Apple Somerset Company.;Please see the WEB page for this class.;I will be graduating with a Ph.D. in Computer Science this Spring.;After that, I will be working for the IBM/Motorola/Apple Somerset;Design Center;Research Information;I am a member of the OOPS Research Group in;the Department of Computer Sciences at;The University of Texas at Austin.;As part of my Ph.D. research, I am building a real-time garbage;collector for C and C++. In addition, I am performing a number of;studies on memory allocation routines. A postscript copy of my dissertation;proposal (641K) is available.;For more information, please see my list;of publications (along with brief descriptions).;;I have developed a C++ class library that allows for the very precise timing;of routines on an Intel(tm) Pentium running Linux. This code is; publicly available.;Here is some Fun Stuff (not related to my research).;Department of Computer Sciences;
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Markus Kaltenbach;Markus Kaltenbach;Introduction;Welcome to my home page. I am currently constructing this page and;will add more entries and links as time permits. For the time being I;apologize for any incompleteness and resulting inconvenience.;Research;I am a member of Prof.Misra's;PSP Research Group;and of Prof.Emerson's;Temporal Reasoning Group.;As part of my work I have developed a model checker;for finite state UNITY programs and propositional UNITY logic, the;UNITY Verifier System.;The most recent version of my Ph.D. thesis is;also available.; Contact Information; Office:; Taylor Hall 150B, Phone (512) 471-9777; Taylor Hall 3.150A, Phone (512) 471-9548; Email address:; markus@cs.utexas.edu; Postal address:;The University of Texas at Austin;Department of Computer Sciences, TAY 2.124;Austin, TX 78712-1188; Places of Interest;Here you can find some interesting places on the Internet which are worth a;visit:; The;UT Computer Science Department;home page.; The;OTS Software Archive;for Macintosh computers here at UT.; Apple Computer's;World Wide Technical Support;home page.; An ftp link to a;CTAN;site (Comprehensive TeX Archive Network).; An ftp link to the;AT&T Distribution Archive.;This page was last updated on 25-May-1996.;markus@cs.utexas.edu;
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Me;Marty Mayberry; PhD Student; Department of Computer Sciences; The University of Texas at Austin;Research;All kinds of stuff.;Education;;M.S. in Computer Science, The University of Texas at Austin, 1995.;;B.S. in Math & Computer Science, The University of Texas at Austin, 1993.;Contact Information; Office:; Taylor Hall 5.142; Phone: (512) 471-9585; Email address:; martym@cs.utexas.edu; Postal address:; The University of Texas at Austin; Department of Computer Sciences, TAY 2.124; Austin, TX 78712-1188;Click on the applet to pause/resume display.;Local Links; UTCS Neural Networks home;page; AI lab home page;; UTCS home page; UT Austin home page;Hotlist; Downtown Anywhere - a virtual;city;;The Internet;Restaurant Guide;;The;Virtual Pub; TNS;Technology Demonstrations;;Read the;Daily Texan;