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Home Page for Norm McCain;Norm McCain;About Me;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: "Causality in Commonsense Reasoning about Actions";MS, Computer Science (1982);University of Kansas;BA, Philosophy (1972);Baker University;My vita (in postscript) is available online.;Research Interests;Commonsense reasoning about action;Logic programming and nonmonotonic reasoning;My papers are available online.;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;mccain@cs.utexas.edu;
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Daniel Miranker's home page; Welcome to; Daniel Miranker's; Belated Web Presence;(under construction, see something you'd like finished, don't hold your breath,;just send me a note, miranker@cs.utexas.edu, I'll get it to you the old fashion;way. My students pages wouldn't be a bad place to go either.}; On Rule Matching;If you are here to learn more about the TREAT algorithm and its;comparison to RETE, be warned that both have been rendered obsolete by;the LEAPS algorithm.; Current Research Interests;My current research goals encompass the Venus rule language, its use;as the basis of Active, Distributed Databases and the fundamental;computer science problems and corollaries that have evolved from that;goal.; (CSP) Constraint Satisfaction Search; Query Optimization, both relational and;object-oriented.; Parallel Execution of Rule-Based programs; Knowledge Compilation; Bibliographies, sometimes linked to papers (coming soon); Miranker and group: text, bibtex; Rule Matching: text, bibtex; RETE vs. TREAT,;text , bibtex; Students; Current Ph.D. Candidates; Roberto Bayardo;David Gadbois; Lance Obermeyer; Vasilis Samoladis; Robert Schrag; Masters Candidates; Srinivasan Vaidyaraman; Lane Warshaw; Past Ph.D. Students;Archie Andrews;David Brant;Chin-Ming Kuo;Shiow-Yang Wu; Past (Ph.D.student)-1; Salvatore J. Stolfo;
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Jayadev Misra;;Jayadev Misra;Regents' Chair in Computer Sciences;Department Chair;B.Tech. (1969);Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur;Ph.D. (1972);Johns Hopkins University;Honors, Awards, and Professional Service; John Simon Guggenheim Fellow, 1989; IEEE Fellow; ACM Fellow;Areas of Interest;Parallel programming;Summary of Research;My interest is in applying formal methods in practice, particularly in;the specifications and designs of synchronous and asynchronous;systems.;Selected Recent Publications;J. Misra, "Powerlist: a structure for parallel recursion," in A Classical Mind: Essays in Honor of C. A. R. Hoare, Prentice-Hall, January 1994.;J. Misra, "Loosely coupled processes," Future Generations Computer Systems (8), pp. 269-286, North Holland, 1992.;J. Misra, "Phase synchronization," Information Processing Letters, vol. 38, pp. 81-85, 1991.;J. Misra, "Equational reasoning about nondeterministic processes," Formal Aspects of Computing, vol. 2, no. 2, pp. 167-195, 1990.;J. Misra and K. M. Chandy, Parallel Program Design: a Foundation, Addison-Wesley, 1988.;My research group, the PSP group, has a home;page, with more information about my work and electronic access to other;papers.;My current research project, Seuss, has an;overview and a;postscript version;accessible from here.
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Raymond J. Mooney's Homepage;Raymond J. Mooney;Associate Professor of Computer;Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin.; B.S. in Computer Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign, 1983; M.S. in Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign, 1985; Ph.D. in Computer Science, University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign,;1988;Research Interests;My current research interests in artificial intelligence are primarily;in the area of machine learning. They include:; Natural Language Acquisition: Learning parsers, lexicons,; information extraction, and word sense disambiguation from examples.; Inductive Logic Programming: Learning Prolog programs from examples.; Knowledge-Base and Theory Refinement: Automatically modifying rule bases and Bayesian networks; to fit empirical data.; Search-Control Acquisition: Learning to improve planning efficiency and quality.; Comparing and combining neural-network and symbolic learning.;For more information and publications, see the;machine learning home page .;Here's my vita and my finger information.;Course Information;Fall 1996; CS 351: LISP and Symbolic Programming; CS 395T: Machine Learning;Spring 1997; CS 395T: Artificial Intelligence II;Personal History;I grew up in the 60's and 70's in the small town of O'Fallon Illinois where;starting in 1975 I attended O'Fallon;Township Highschool. Starting in the fall of 1979, I went to the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana;to obtain all of the degrees listed above. In December 1987, I completed my;Ph.D. thesis in the Explanation-Based Learning;Group under the direction of Prof.;Gerald Dejong and then began my position here in The Department of Computer Sciences at the The University of Texas at Austin.;Contact Information; Office:;4.130B Taylor Hall, (512) 471-9558; Email address:;mooney@cs.utexas.edu; Fax:;(512) 471-8885; Postal address:;Department of Computer Sciences;The University of Texas at Austin;Austin,;Texas;78712-1188;U.S.A.; Home address:;11919 Meadowfire Dr.;Austin,; Texas 78758;U.S.A.;
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CS 395T: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence II;Instructor; Raymond J. Mooney;Time and Place;Spring 1997, TuTh 11:00 -- 12:30, Taylor Hall 3.144;Course Information;Click here for the course information sheet;and the course syllabus;(from last year, to be updated).;See the files in /u/mooney/ai2-code on the department network;for code and traces.;Assignments;
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CS 351: LISP and Symbolic Programming;Instructor; Raymond J. Mooney;Teaching Assistant; Sowmya Ramachandran;Time and Place;Tu-Th 12:30-2:00, GEO 112;Course Information;Click here for the course information sheet;,the course syllabus, and information;on how to use Lisp (see also;UT Allegro info page).;Text;Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming: Case Studies in Common Lisp;Assignments;See the files in /u/mooney/cs351-code on the department network;for code and traces.; Homework 1; Homework 2; Homework 3; Homework 4;Old Tests; Test 1; Test 2;
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CS 395T: Machine Learning;Instructor; Raymond J. Mooney;Time and Place;Tu-Th 2:00-3:30, PAI 5.60;Course Information;Click here for the course information sheet;and the course syllabus.;Text;Machine;Learning;Lecture Slides; Introduction to Machine Learning; Concept Learning and Generality Ordering; Decision-Tree Learning; Experimental Evaluation; Computational Learning Theory; Rule Learning and Inductive Logic Programming; Neural Network Learning; Clustering and Unsupervised Learning; Bayesian Learning; Instance-Based Learning; Explanation-Based Learning;Assignments;See the files in /u/mooney/ml-code on the department network;for code and traces.; Homework 1; Homework 2; Homework 3; Homework 4; Homework 5;Final Project; Project Suggestions (from Spring 95); Paper Format Outline (Talk Version);
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Dave Moriarty;Dave Moriarty; PhD Student; Department of Computer Sciences; The University of Texas at Austin;Research;Sequential decision tasks appear in many practical real-world problems;including control, resource allocation, and routing. Such tasks can;be characterized by the following scenario: An agent observes a state;of a dynamic system and selects from a finite set of actions. The;system then enters a new state upon which the agent must select;another action. The system may return a payoff for each decision made;or for a sequence of decisions. The objective is to select the;sequence of actions that return the highest total or cumulative;payoff. In my research, I evolve Neural Networks with Genetic;Algorithms to learn and perform sequential decision tasks. I am;particularly interested in tasks where problem-specific knowledge is;currently unavailable or costly to obtain. Some domains that I have;studied include game playing, intelligent control, and constraint;satisfaction. For more information, see my list of publications.;Education; M.S. in Computer Science, The University;of Texas at Austin, 1994.; B.S. in Computer Science, Tulane University, 1992.;Contact Information; Office:; Taylor Hall 5.142; Phone: (512) 471-9585; Email address:; moriarty@cs.utexas.edu; Postal address:; The University of Texas at Austin; Department of Computer Sciences, TAY 2.124; Austin, TX 78712-1188;Local Links; UTCS Neural Networks home;page; AI lab home page;; UTCS home page; UT Austin home page;Other Useful Links;Research Links;Sports Links;Misc. Links;visitor number;
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M. Wade Barnes;M. Wade Barnes;mwbarnes@cs.utexas.edu;Research work;Helpful Web Pages;Type Mapping Literature;Literature research notes;Classes;Background information;Ph.D. student,;Department of Computer Sciences,;The University of Texas at Austin.;Education:; M.Sc. Computer Sciences,;The University of Texas at Austin, 1996.; M.Sc. Mining Engineering,;University of Utah, 1989.; B.Sc. Mining Engineering,;University of Utah, 1978.;How to reach me;Home:;12011 Tanglebriar Trail;Austin, TX 78750;Ph: (512) 258-5159;On Campus:;No office yet;E-mail:; mwbarnes@cs.utexas.edu;Author: M. Wade Barnes;Email: mwbarnes@cs.utexas.edu;Last Updated: Monday, December 23, 1996;
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Professor Nell B. Dale Website;Professor Nell B. Dale:Home Pages;University of Texas Computer Science Department;Welcome to my home page. You have reached the web address of Dr. Nell B.;Dale, retired Senior Lecturer in Computer Sciences at the University of;Texas at Austin. I received my Ph.D. in Computer Sciences in 1972 from UT;Austin and have been on the faculty here since 1975. I retired from;full-time teaching in the summer of 1994. I now teach a full load each Fall;and spend the Spring and Summer writing and traveling.;Please feel free to browse in any of my rooms: the resume room, which contains my curriculum vita, the bibliography room, which contains information on the text books I have authored or co-authored, the research room, which contains abstracts of;dissertations that I have co-chaired recently, and the personal room, which;contains mementos of my nontechnical interests.;Please direct any;correspondence to my e-mail account: ndale@cs.utexas.edu.;Professional Profile;Publications;Research Interests;Personal Interests;Nell B. Dale, 1200 Westlake Dr., Austin, Tx. 78746 (fax-office) 512-471-8885;This document was created with the assistance ofF.J.S.I. All rights reserved.;Last updated: Aug. 18, 1996.
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Neeraj's Pages;; Your browser does not support frames...;;; To view my home page you can either download; Netscape Navigator; or view it without frames .;;; NOTE: If you choose the latter, please keep in mind that my pages were designed to be viewed with Netscape; 2.0+...the pretty background colors I have chosen to use on some of my pages don't work with all browsers.; If you see an obnoxious chartreuse color on any of my pages, don't blame me...get Netscape 2.0+!!;
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NIMAR SINGH ARORA's home page;Nimar S. Arora;3001 Medical Arts # 117;Austin TX 78705.;home ph.: (512)-478 9565;off. ph.: (512)-471 9757.;Hi! I'm a typical first year PhD student who doesn't quite know;what his area of interest should be.;You can look at my resume to know more about me.;Alternatively you can look at my bookmarks;to get a clearer picture ;-).;To contact me click here.; L y c o s ~ S e a r c h ~ T o o l;Query:;Max-hits:;Min-terms:;Min-score:;Terse output:;You are visitor number;
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UTCS Neural Nets Research Group;The UTCS Neural Nets research group is supervised by Prof. Risto;Miikkulainen. The group is part of the;Artificial Intelligence Lab and the Computer Science Department, at the; University of Texas at;Austin. Our research concentrates on artificial intelligence and;cognitive science, including natural language processing, schema-based;vision, cortical self-organization, episodic memory, decision making,;and evolving neural networks with genetic algorithms. Click on the map;below for more details.;New: Check out the hypertext book on Lateral Interactions in the;Cortex: Structure and Function.; Risto Miikkulainen |; Graduate Students |; Alumni & Visitors |; Publications |; Demos & Posters |; Software |; Home Pages |; Conferences |; Newsgroups |; Archives |; Information Sources |; General Tools |; Private Links;wusage;martym@cs.utexas.edu;
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Lisp / X Demo:;Interactive X Graphics from Lisp.;Draw:;Interactive Drawing using X Graphics from Lisp.;Classes:;CS 304P: Computer Science I using Scheme;CS 375: Compilers;CS 381K: Artificial Intelligence;CS 395T: Automatic Programming;Web Links;Weather;Addresses:;Gordon S. Novak Jr.;Computer Sciences C0500;TAY 2.124, Univ. of Texas at Austin;Austin;Texas 78712;USA;+1 512.471.9569 (my office);+1 512.471.7316 (CS office);+1 512.471.8885 FAX;novak@cs.utexas.edu;
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CS 304P: Foundations of Computer Science;CS 304P: Foundations of Computer Science;CS 304P is an introduction to Computer Science and programming.;This section of CS 304P is intended for CS majors who have had at;least a semester of programming in high school; the course number will;be changed to CS 306 next year. If you have never taken a programming;course before, you should take Porter's section of CS 304P instead.;A strong math background, at least through precalculus, is required.;We will use the programming language Scheme, a dialect of Lisp. The;Scheme implementation we will use is called Gambit and runs on Macintosh;computers.;This course will move faster than the previous CS 304P courses;and will emphasize CS concepts more than programming language syntax.;We will do a lot of programming and work hard, while hopefully learning;a lot and having fun.;Syllabus; FTP Directory for Software and Scheme Tutor;Copying Scheme for Your PC;Assignment 1: Machine Language Simulation;Assignment 2: Surfing the Web;Assignment 3: Basic Scheme;Assignment 4: Playing Peano and Gambling;Assignment 5: Turtle Graphics;Assignment 6: Snow and Trees;Assignment 7: List Manipulation;Study Guide for Exam 1: Oct. 4;Vocabulary for Exam 1: Oct. 4;Assignment 8: The Plot Thickens;Assignment 9: Treasure Hunt;Assignment 10: Symbolic Algebra;Assignment 11: Data Abstraction and Matrices;Study Guide for Exam 2: Nov. 11;Assignment 12: Drawing Trees;Assignment 13: Expression Unparsing;Assignment 14: Language Translation;Study Guide for Final Exam:; Thurs., Dec. 12, 9-12 in TAY 2.106;Gordon S. Novak Jr.;
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CS 375: Compilers;CS 375: Compilers;CS 375 covers the design and construction of compilers for programming;languages. Each student writes a compiler for most of Pascal; code;is generated for the PowerPC processor and is run on an IBM RS/6000;server that incorporates the PowerPC chip.;This course has a heavy programming workload, especially in the summer.;Students planning to take the course in summer should expect to dedicate;their lives to this course for five weeks.;Syllabus;Programming Assignments;Program File Descriptions; FTP directory for Program Files.;Program Submission and Grading;Midterm Study Guide;Final Exam Study Guide;Gordon S. Novak Jr.;
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CS 381K: Artificial Intelligence;CS 381K: Artificial Intelligence;Artificial Intelligence (AI) may be defined as the study of the;computations required for intelligent behavior and the attempt to;duplicate such computations using computers. Intelligence connects;perception of the environment to actions appropriate to achieve the;goals of the actor.;This course surveys major topics of AI, including Search, Logic and;Knowledge Representation, and Natural Language Processing, with;brief coverage of the Brain and Machine Vision.;Syllabus;Programming Assignments;Program File Descriptions;Midterm Study Guide;Final Exam Study Guide;Predicate Calculus Story Problems;Solutions to Selected Story Problems;Notes and Bibliography on the Human Brain;Gordon S. Novak Jr.;
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CS 395T: Automatic Programming;CS 395T: Automatic Programming;Automatic Programming is the generation of executable programs;from specifications that are higher-level than ordinary programming languages.;The course will consist of lectures for the first two-thirds of the semester.;Homework problems and programming assignments will be given to illustrate;the lecture material. The programs will not be long, but will require;learning to use several kinds of programming systems. The latter part;of the semester will cover readings in the research literature.;Students will be expected to present one or two papers to the class.;Syllabus;Bibliography;Assignments:;Compiler Optimization, done by hand;Pattern Matching;Object-Oriented Programming;Introduction to GLISP;Views and Graphical Programming;Gordon S. Novak Jr.;
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Home Page for Philip A. Hardin;Philip Hardin;About Me;*************************************************************;* *;* I plan to eliminate all bugs in all software, everywhere. *;* *;*************************************************************;But failing that, my fallback plan is to write a few games.;BattleBall(223k) is now accessible through this page!;The binary executable file is for the AIX 3.2 operating system, and unfortunately that's the only OS for which it's available (I want to port it to SunOS/Solaris, but I'm working and going to school...who has the time?);BattleBall is a 3-D multiplayer game I wrote which runs;under X Windows. It's about 7000 lines of C++ code that uses the C++;Standard Template Library and;A. T. Campbell's Binary Space Partition (BSP) tree library.;The image at the top of this page is a screenshot from BattleBall.;I'm a student here at the University of Texas at Austin in the (you guessed it) Computer Sciences department. I'm interested in two research areas:;Geometric modeling/graphics; the BSP tree - a really cool geometric model, and my main research interest; CS 384G Computer Graphics;Software reuse/engineering; Software Systems Generator Research Group; CS 395T Automatic Programming;To Contact Me;EMAIL pahardin@cs.utexas.edu;POSTAL Computer Sciences C0500; TAY 2.124, U.T. Austin; Austin TX 78712 USA;NETREK servers: pita.nms.unt.edu, curly.cc.utexas.edu; handle: DigitalDisaster; (just look for the guy getting plastered, that's me);Congradulations! You are the;th smartest person in;the universe.;
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Paul McQuesten;Paul H. McQuesten;PhD Student;Department of Computer Science;The University of Texas at Austin;I'm interested in the interaction of learning and evolution.;Further, I think there are mechanisms in natural evolution that might be;practical additions to our current computer techniques:;for example, death is not usually studied explicitly.;Email:;paulmcq@cs.utexas.edu;Office: Taylor Hall 5.142;Phone: (512) 471-9585;Postal address:;The University of Texas at Austin;Department of Computer Sciences, TAY 2.124;Austin, TX 78712-1188;Spring '96: I'm the Head TA for;CS304P:;Introduction to Pascal Programming;More neuro-evolution in;Moriarty's Research Links;Learning and evolution at;CNR, Rome;Neural Networks research group;Artificial Intelligence lab;Course schedules:;Computer Science department;Handy access to;UT Library Online;University of Texas at Austin;Serious reflection at;Dave Winer's Website;If you need a pointer to how to waste hours web-surfing, check out;; Cynbe's Humongous Hotlist: Mixed Net Knowledge, Knick-Knacks & Nuts;Last updated 1/10/96;
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Pawan Goyal's Home Page; Research Summary; Publications; Multimedia Network Protocols; Multimedia File Systems; Multimedia Operating Systems; Affiliation;I am with the Multimedia Group at;the Department of Computer Sciences at;The University of Texas at Austin.;; Getting in touch ...;; email : pawang@cs.utexas.edu;; Res (512) 371-3968;Off (512) 471-9507; Fax (512) 471-7866;; Res:; 109 W 39th St #214,; Austin, TX 78751.;Off:; The University of Texas at Austin; Department of Computer Sciences, TAY 2.124; Austin, TX 78712-1188;;For more information, you can finger pawang@cs.utexas.edu.; You can also check if I am logged on.;;Comments to pawang@cs.utexas.edu;
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Jose N. Pecina;Jose N. Pecina;About Me;I obtained a PhD in Physics in May 1992;from the University of Texas at Austin. Previously I had completed a master in;Nuclear Engineering. Currently I am finishing a thesis to obtain the MSc in; Computer Sciences Department at The;University of Texas at Austin. During my graduate studies in physics I worked;investigating a gauge theory of gravity based on the group ISL(4,R). The aim;was to quantize the gravitational field. I calculated the invariants for this;group and their unitary irreducible representations. This was published in;three joint papers with one of my dissertation advisors, Yuval Ne'eman (my;other dissertation advisor was George Sudarshan) and with Jurgen Lemke from;Cologne, Germany. My previous position was in the Bureau of Economic Geology.;I spent a year in a half working in seismic inversion tomography. My;supervisor was Bob Hardage (Editor of GEOPHYSICS Journal of the Society of;Exploration Geophysicists). My research interests in computer science is in;algorithms, numerical analysis, parallel computation, cryptography, and the;quantum computer. I have also been a research visitor in the Theory Group of The;Physics Department in Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA. Currently;I have opened a company in scientific software development. I am interested in;fill the gap between scientific and comercial software. My current interest in;physics is in CPT symmetry, Lie algebras, Lie groups and its representations and;invariants. I am also exploring numerical (sequential and parallel) solutions;in General Relativity problems and also in Quantum Chromodynamics;My Curriculum Vita; click here;if you want to print out my C.V.;To Contact Me; Center for Particle Theory; Physics Department; The University of Texas at Austin; Austin, TX 78712;or; Computer Sciences C0500; TAY 2.124, U.T. Austin; Austin TX 78712 USA;VOICE (512) 471-7316 (main office); (512) 499-8410 (my home in Austin);FAX (512) 477-1553 (home);E-mail -pecina@cs.utexas.edu;or;pecina@physics.utexas.edu;or;pecina@defoe.phys.cmu.edu;
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Greg Plaxton;Greg Plaxton;Greg Plaxton;Contact Information;Email:;plaxton@cs.utexas.edu;Phone:(512) 471-9751;Fax:(512) 471-8885;Office:Taylor Hall 3.132;Postal:;Department of Computer Science;Taylor Hall 2.124;University of Texas at Austin;Austin,;Texas 78712-1188;Other Information;annual report profile;publications.;Last modified: December 15, 1996;Greg Plaxton;plaxton@cs.utexas.edu;
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Bruce W. Porter;;Bruce W. Porter;Associate Professor; Faculty Fellow in Computer Sciences;B.S. in Computer Science (1977), M.S. (1982), Ph.D. (1984);University of California, Irvine;Honors, Awards, and Professional Service; Presidential Young Investigator, 1988-93; Editor, Machine Learning, 1990-present;Areas of Interest;Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and knowledge-based systems;Summary of Research;Head of the;knowledge-based systems research group.;Our research develops methods for building very large knowledge bases;and using them to solve problems and answer questions. Other research;interests are machine learning and case-based learning.;Selected Recent Publications; J. Rickel and B. Porter (1994),;Automated Modeling for Answering Prediction Questions: Selecting the;Time Scale and System Boundary, AAAI-94, pp. 1191-1198,;Cambridge, MA: AAIT/MIT Press.;(;Abstract and;postscript).; K. Branting and B. Porter (1991).;Rules and Precedents as Complementary Warrants,;AAAI-91, pp. 3-9.;(Abstract).; R. Bareiss, B. Porter and R. Holte (1990).;Concept Learning and Heuristic Classification in Weak-Theory Domains,;Artificial Intelligence Journal, v45 (nos. 1-2), pp. 229-264.;(Abstract;and;postscript).;WWW Hotlist; Search for WWW site; Search for WWW page; Search for email address; Search for AI publication; Search for CS tech report;porter@cs.utexas.edu;
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Qiming Huang; Qiming Huang;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Texas at Austin;Austin, Texas 78712;phone: (512) 249-1874;email: qiming@cs.utexas.edu;Received:;B.S. in Computer Science from Nankai University, Tianjin, PRC;M.S. in Information & Computer Science from Univerisity of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii;Working on:;Ph.D. in Computer Science from University of Texas at Austin, Austin;Courses for Spring 1996;Advanced Telecommunication(EE381k);Client/Server System Development(MIS381);Applied Data Communication Systems(MIS373); Academic Resources;UT TeamWeb; Information Center;UTCSSA;Daily Texan;Stock Room; Attractions;Pictures;Images;Chinese Pop;Sending Cards by Electric Postcard; On-line Jobs;JobTrak;UT Placement Center; Connections;UT Gopher;FTP to CS;CS News;Telnet CS;Chen Yue's Junk Staff;Your are the;th person to visit this page. Please sign my guest book.;Guest Information and Comments;Guest Name:;Guest Email:;Guest Comments:;This page is under construction.; Last modified: March 27, 1996;Mail comment to: qiming@cs.utexas.edu;
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Qualitative Reasoning Research at UTexas;Qualitative Reasoning Research at UTexas;The Qualitative Reasoning (QR) research group does research in;several areas.; Qualitative Reasoning about the;Physical World (QSIM).; Indexed bibliography of our;research papers.; QSIM Users: applications of QSIM-like systems.;; Spatial Reasoning and Intelligent;Robotics (TOUR and SSH).; Indexed bibliography of our;research papers.;; Access-Limited Logic for Knowledge;Representation (Algernon).; Indexed bibliography of our;research papers.;;The QR group is supervised by Professor Benjamin;Kuipers (kuipers@cs.utexas.edu). It is part of the Artificial Intelligence Lab and the Computer Science Department, at;the University of Texas at;Austin.;; Pointers; What's New.; The Qualitative Reasoning book; Graduate students:;; in Qualitative Reasoning,; in Robotics,; in Knowledge Representation.;; Alumni (including dissertations) and visitors all over the world.;; Dissertation abstracts,;; Yellow Pages.;Papers and software are most easily accessible via the research area;descriptions, but you can also visit our:;;; FTP directory for papers;;; FTP directory for software and other documents.;;BJK;
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Qiang Zuo (John)'s Home Page;Qiang Zuo (John);'s Home Page; since 02/20/96. Thanks for comming.;: Austin Time;Who am I: Self Introduction ?;I'm currently in the Master program of;Computer Sciences Department,;University of Texas at Austin.;Please click here;for more information.;;SERIOUS;JUNK; Computer Courses; CS Languages; About UNIX; Computer Graphics; Linux;Windows Programming; X Programming; Technical CS Lib; Java;;REAL;JUNK; Sports; Games; News;;STRUGGLE;FOR;LIVING; Institutes; Job & Resume; Organizations; Net Starting Points; Free World Dialup Service; Net and Net; Finance; Reference Book; Company Profile;To Contact Me;Campus Addres: 5106 N. Lamar #109, Austin, TX 78751; Campus Phone: +1-(512)-459-9287 (H);Home Address: 9001 S. Braeswood, Apt 1201, Houston, TX 77074;Phone : +1 (713) 988-4967;<qzuo@cs.utexas.edu>; Guestbook;This page is still underconstruction.;Welcome Back;/Last modificat;ion: 01/22/96.; copyright Qiang Zuo 1995;
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Robert Blumofe;Robert Blumofe;I generally go by "Bobby,";and my last name is pronounced "Bloom-off.";General information;Assistant Professor of;Computer Sciences,;The University of Texas at Austin.; Ph.D. in Computer Science,;Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1995.; M.S. in Computer Science,;Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1992.; Sc.B. in Computer Science,;Brown University, 1988.;I work on the Cilk;multithreaded language and runtime system in the Laboratory for Experimental Software Systems;(LESS).;I have compiled a list of my papers.;Papers and other documents are also available from my ftp directory.;This semester (Spring 1997), I am teaching CS328:;Abstract Data Types.;Contact information;Email:;rdb@cs.utexas.edu;Phone:(512) 471-9557;Fax:(512) 471-8885;Office:4.118 Taylor Hall;Postal:;Department of Computer Sciences;Taylor Hall 2.124;The University of Texas at Austin;Austin,;Texas 78712-1188;Last modified: December 18, 1996;Robert Blumofe;rdb@cs.utexas.edu;
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CS372: Introduction to Operating Systems;CS372:Introduction to Operating Systems;Fall 1996 (47700); Lecture: Monday and Wednesday, 4:00 - 5:30, in GEO 112.; Instructor: Robert Blumofe; Office: Taylor 4.118; Phone: 471-9557; Email:;rdb@cs.utexas.edu; Office hours: Thursday 1:30 - 3:30,;but feel free to stop by any time.; Teaching assistant: Subramanyam A. Gooty; Office: UA-9 4.116; Phone: 469-6050; Email:;gooty@cs.utexas.edu; Office hours: Tuesday and Thursday, 3:30 - 5:00 at TA station #1.;An example solution to the programming assignment for Solaris can;be found in crypt.H and crypt.C. This implementation does support multiple;mappings, but it assumes that mapped files are at least as long as the;mapping. Example test programs can be found in encrypt.C and decrypt.C.;Assignments:; Problem Set 1; Problem Set 2; Problem Set 3; Programming Assignment 1; Problem Set 4;Handouts:; General Information; Problem Set 1; Problem Set 2; Problem Set 1 Solutions; Problem Set 2 Solutions; Topics to be Covered in Midterm Exam; Midterm Exam Solutions; Problem Set 3; Programming Assignment 1; Problem Set 3 Solutions; Problem Set 4; Topics to be Covered in Final Exam; Problem Set 4 Solutions;Reading:;Book Chapter(s);Lecture Date(s);Chapters 1-3;September 4;Chapter 4, except 4.4 and 4.6;September 9 and 11;Chapter 5, except 5.4, 5.5 and 5.6;September 16 and 23;Chapter 6, except 6.9;September 23 through October 7;Chapter 7, except 7.5, 7.7, and 7.8;October 9;Chapter 8;October 14 through 30;Chapter 9;October 30 through November 6;Chapters 10-12;November 13 through 20;Chapter 19, except 19.9;November 20 and 25;Chapter 13, except 13.5, 13.6, and 13.7;December 2;Last modified: December 18, 1996;Robert Blumofe;rdb@cs.utexas.edu;
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Rwo-Hsi Wang's Homepage;Rwo-Hsi Wang;Welcome! I am currently constructing this page and;will add more contents as time permits.;About Myself; I am currently a PhD candidate in the University of;Texas at Austin.; My research interests include; real-time systems,;rule-based program timing analysis, software engineering,;artificial intelligence, and computer Go.;Publications;I have a list of publications available for browsing,;if you have interest.;This page was last updated on Tue Jan 16 02:25:08 CST 1996.;Please send your comments to;rhwang@cs.utexas.edu.;
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Risto Miikkulainen;Risto Miikkulainen;Associate Professor of Computer;Sciences, the University of;Texas at Austin.; Ph.D. in Computer Science, UCLA, 1990; M.S. in Applied Mathematics, Helsinki University of Technology, 1986;Research Interests;The research in my group concentrates on modeling cognitive processes;with artificial neural networks. Current work includes models of language;acquisition, episodic memory, self-organization of the visual cortex,;and schema-based vision. We are also working on evolving neural networks;with genetic algorithms, where the goal is to automatically discover;sequential decision strategies for problem solving and robotics.;For more details, see the;UTCS Neural Networks Research Group home page .;Classes;Spring 1996:; CS381K Artificial Intelligence (graduate lecture course);Fall 1996:; CS378 Neural Networks (undergraduate lecture course);Fall 1996:; CS395T Cognitive Science (graduate seminar);Spring 1997:; CS381K Artificial Intelligence (graduate lecture course);Contact Information; Office: 4.142A Taylor Hall; Email address: risto@cs.utexas.edu; Phone: (512) 471-9571; Fax: (512) 471-8885; Postal address:;Department of Computer Sciences;The University of Texas at Austin;Austin, TX 78712-1188 USA; Finger.;
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CS378 Neural Networks, Fall 1996; CS378 Neural Networks;Fall 1996, TTh 5-6:30pm, WAG 208, Unique number 47755;Instructor:; Risto Miikkulainen;risto@cs.utexas.edu, 471-9571;Office hrs: TTh 6:30-7:30pm, TAY 4.142A;TA:; Jim Bednar;jbednar@cs.utexas.edu;Office hrs: TTh 2:15pm - 3:15pm TA station #4;Texts:;- Laurene Fausett (1994). Fundamentals of;Neural Networks: Architectures, Algorithms and Applications.;Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice;Hall;- Selected papers.;- Class notes (copies of slides used in the lectures).;Grading:;35% Homework;25% Midterm (10/10/96, 5-6:30pm);40% Final (12/12/96, 7-10pm);More details:;What are neural networks?;Class Schedule;Homework assignments;Exams;Class Resources;A postscript version;of the syllabus;risto@cs.utexas.edu;Sun Sep 1 19:20:24 CDT 1996;
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Introduction to Cognitive Science, Fall 1996; Introduction to Cognitive Science;Fall 1996, TT 3:30-4:45pm, RAS 312;INSTRUCTORS:; Nicholas M. Asher;Psy 394U (38715), CGS 380 (27310),;Phl 383 (37715), Lin 392 (35485);Philosophy Dept.;403A Waggener Hall;471-5433;nasher@bertie.la.utexas.edu;Office hours: TTh 2-3pm & by appt.; Risto Miikkulainen;CS 395T (47880);Dept. of Computer Science;4.142A Taylor Hall;471-9571;risto@cs.utexas.edu;Office hours: TTh 6:30-7:30pm & by appt.;TEXTS:; M. I. Posner;(Ed.), Foundations of Cognitive Science (MIT;Press), and a packet of readings.;REQUIREMENTS:; Students will, at regular intervals, submit discussion notes;(short, 2-page critical commentaries) on the readings. In collaboration with;another student, you will also write a short paper (approximately;5-7 pages) discussing a significant research on topic you find of;interest. Discussion notes count 60% towards the final grade and the;paper 40%. Class attendance and participation, and readings are also;required.;MORE DETAILS:;Course Description;Course Schedule;Discussion Notes;Personal Ads;Collaborative Paper;Class Resources;Student Questionnaire;USEFUL LINKS:;The UT Cognitive Science Center has e.g. a list of cognitive science;faculty at UT, and pointers to Cognitive Science resources in general.;risto@cs.utexas.edu;Sun Sep 1 21:37:10 CDT 1996;
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Rajmohan Rajaraman's home page;Rajmohan Rajaraman; I am a graduate student in the Department of Computer Sciences at;the University of Texas at;Austin. I am planning to complete my Ph.D. in Spring 1997. My;dissertation supervisor is Greg;Plaxton.;Research: I am a member of the UT Algorithms and;Computational Theory Group. I am particularly interested in;combinatorics, distributed network algorithms, online algorithms,;parallel models of computation, and randomness. Here are a list of my;publications and my curriculum vita.;Some useful links related to computer science;Miscellaneous links;Contact Information; Email:;rraj@cs.utexas.edu; Home:;;109, W39th, #214;Austin, TX 78751;Phone: (512) 371 3968; Office:;UA9 4.106E;Phone: (512) 471 9750; Postal:;The University of Texas at Austin;Department of Computer Sciences, TAY 2.124;Austin, TX 78712-1188;rraj@cs.utexas.edu;
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Rong Tan's Homepage;A RONG TAN; HOMEPAGE; From Here to China;China homepage.;Jinan, my;hometown, and the capital of Shandong Province.;Tsinghua University, where I got;my B.E. in Department of Computer;Science and Technology.;Beijing, the capital of;the People's Republic of;China, and where I spent my five college years.;Hua Xia Wen Zhai.;Sinanet Homepage.; Austin, Texas;Austin, the city I now live in.;Weather for Austin.;Apartments for rent in Austin.; The Graduate, in UTCS;The University of Texas at Austin.;Department of Computer Sciences.;UTNetCAT:;the Web-browsable online catalog of UT libraries.;utACCESS: UT Austin;Information Services.;Login to UTCAT/utACCESS.;Courses for fall, 1996:;CS 395T: Web Operating Systems;Dynamic file replication -- our final project.;CS 384G: Computer Graphics;CS 388L: Introduction to Mathematical Logic;CS 195T: Introduction to Graduate Computer Science; All Those Movies;Austin Chronicle Film Times.;Yahoo! - Entertainment: Movies and Films;Microsoft Cinemania Online;All-Movie Guide;Hollywood Online;Internet Movie Database;Roger Ebert on Movies;Visit my movie page.;CONTACT;Mailing Address;4003 Red River St. #A104;Austin, TX 78751;Telephone;(512)302-5762;Email;rtan@cs.utexas.edu;Finger;click here;LAST MODIFIED: Dec 7, 1996;
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Rupert Tang's Home Page; Rupert Tang; Ph.D. student, Dept of Computer Sciences,; The University of Texas at Austin.;B.S. in Computer Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, May 1995.;"It is almost a miracle that modern teaching methods have not yet entirely strangled the holy curiousity of inquiry; for what this delicate little plant needs more than anything, besides stimulation, is freedom.";"I think life would really be empty if one is deprived of opportunities, if one always has to choose alternatives to his distaste, or if one is denied of actualization of his little wish or aspiration under a fearful duress of the "fate". I would think such a life is not much different from that of a car, a truck, or a washing machine.";Nice to meet you here.; A Completely Cool and New Service; Just to let you know; Academic Interests; Research; Messy Area; This page is under construction as it will always be.; rupert@cs.utexas.edu; Updated: Aug 26, 1996;
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Robert A. van de Geijn;;Robert A. van de Geijn;Associate Professor;; Department of Computer Sciences; and; Texas Institute for Computational and Applied;Mathematics; The University of Texas at Austin; Austin, TX 78712; Phone: (512) 471-9720; Fax: (512) 471-8885; e-mail: rvdg@cs.utexas.edu; www: http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/rvdg;;B.S. in Mathematics and Computer Science (1981);University of Wisconsin-Madison;Ph.D. in;Applied Mathematics (1987);University of Maryland College Park;Areas of Interest;Numerical analysis, parallel supercomputing, scientific;computing;Summary of Research;The introduction of parallel computers has forced a re-evaluation of;traditional numerical methods that were developed for sequential;machines. In some cases, the techniques continue to be useful; in;other cases, new methods may prove to perform better. My research;concentrates on the development of parallel techniques for;implementing numerical methods as well as an environment that allows;such methods to be easily implemented on various parallel;processors.; More Information about our Graduate Programs; Computer Sciences; Computational and Applied Mathematics; Workshops; Parallel Infrastructures for Applications,; April 22-23, 1996, UT-Austin.; Current Projects; The InterCom Project; The PLAPACK Project; The SL_library; Publications; Books; Journal Publications; Conference Publications; Technical Reports; Tutorials; Major Software Efforts; Classes; Fall 1996: CS 367; Schedule; Current and Former Students; Meet the Family;
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Sundeep Abraham's Home Page;Sundeep;Abraham; I am a Masters Student in the;Computer;Sciences Dept. at University;of Texas at Austin. I did my undergraduate studies in Computer Sciences;and Engineering at;Regional Engg College, Calicut in India.;My home country is India .;In India I hail from the state of Kerala .;To know how to contact me click here;This home page is under construction (i.e. I tinker;with it from time to time).;Hi, you are visitor number :;
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Sammy at UT; AltaVista; StartingPoint; Yahoo; Lycos; Maps; Reference; Weather; White Pages; Yellow Pages; CNN; Department of Computer Science; University of Texas at Austin;sammy@cs.utexas.edu;;Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or;prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of;speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to;assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.; The Constitution of the United States of America; Research; Prof. Calvin Lin; Prof. Robert van de Geijn; The ZPL Project; Parallel Linear Algebra Package; Schedule;; cs381k - Artificial Intelligence;; cs395T - Topics in Distributed Computing;; cs395T - Parallel Languages and Compilers;; cs380L - Advanced Operating Systems; Projects/Experiments; World Wide Herbarium; PLAPACKERs Sign-In Page; Hypertext C-code; Anagram Server; University of Texas; Department of Computer Science; UT Library (WWW); UT Library (tn3270); Friends; Nils "Virtual-Man" Reker; Yanni (not the musician); Jeff (aka Mr. Hockey); Andrea; Hamilton Technologies, Inc.; Family; "Pops" Guyer: JHU Public Health; Mom: Northwestern Anthropology; Kate; Nate;; Activities; Texas Swimming; Swimming Links; The Yellow Pages of Swimming; Entertainment; Mr. Showbiz;; The Austin Chronicle; Pollstar Concert Database;;; Computers; HTML Quick Reference Guide; CLC Research; Dell; Fringe Ryder Laptop Info; World Wide Web Consortium; Miscellaneous; The Boston-Cam; HotList-List; Travelocity; Office Address; Taylor Hall 5.112; Department of Computer Science; University of Texas at Austin; Austin, TX 78712; (512) 471-9578;; Home Address; 9417 Great Hills Trl Apt 2048; Austin, TX 78759-6363; (512) 349-2419;; sammy@cs.utexas.edu;The opinions expressed here are mine and do not necessarily represent the views of the University of Texas.; Last Update: 9/9/96;
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Jun Sawada;Jun Sawada;Contact information:; Email address:; sawada@cs.utexas.edu; office:; Main 2003, (512)471-9744; Mailing Address:; Univ. of Texas, Department of Computer Science,; Taylor Hall 2.124, Austin, TX, 78712-1188, USA; Home Mailing Address:; 2001 Wooten Dr., Austin, TX, 78757, (512)206-0656;Dissertation Oral Proposal:; Time, Place and Abstract; Proposal Paper PS File - 119kB; Supplementary Technical Report PS File - 241kB;Resources:; Acl2; Common Lisp Language, 2nd Edition; Bowen's Formal Methods Page; BYU Formal methods around the world; PVS;Other Frequently Accessed Pages:; UT Austin CS Department;; My Teachers and Fellows; Computational Logic Inc; Boyer's Class Information;
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SSGRG Title Page;Welcome to the home page of the Software Systems Generator;Research Group!;Software system generators are tools for assembling complex software from;interchangeable, reusable components. We have developed GenVoca, a;domain-independent model of software construction that defines systems as algebraic;equations, where terms are components. GenVoca has been successfully applied to;many domains including database management systems, avionics, and data structures.;Our results have demonstrated GenVoca generators can substantially improve;productivity and application run-time performance.;If this is your first visit and you have questions on what is the best place to start, take a look at Getting Started.;Research Group Members;Getting Started;Project Index;Publications;Software Distributions;Related Web Pages: UTCS General; Members;Don Batory Professor;Angela Dappert Ph.D. Student;Guillermo Jimenez-PerezPh.D. Student;Jeff ThomasPh.D. Student;Lance Tokuda Ph.D. Student;Yannis Smaragdakis Ph.D. Student;K.T ShepherdResearch Associate;Former Members;and Graduation DatesDinesh DasPh.D. May 1995;Millie VillarrealPh.D. December 1994;Bart GeraciPostdoc Sep 1993 - Sep 1994;Marty SirkinPh.D. March 1994;Sankar DasariM.Sc. May 1994;Overview (Getting Started);Software components that are used by generators to build software systems are not typical software modules. Components;encapsulate a feature of a domain that many systems of that domain may share. For this to be possible, components must encapsulate;refinements of many different parts (e.g., classes) of a software system. Some of these refinements require the manipulation of;metadata and reflective computations. Thus, it is likely that our basic approach goes beyond simple object-orientation to that of;large-scale program transformations.;To get a feel for the basic issues involved and the breadth of;GenVoca's applicability, I'd recommend the following papers for;starters (and read them in this order):;Scalable Software Libraries;Creating Reference Architectures...;The Design and Implementation...;Composition Validation and Subjectivity...;If you are looking for specific results (improvement in productivity,;performance) that can be delivered by generators, or the;relationship of our work to design patterns, check out (in order):;Reengineering a Complex Application...;P2: A Lightweight DBMS Generator;Memory Simulators and Software Generators;Automated Software Evolution via Design Patterns...;For further information, please contact Don Batory (batory@cs.utexas.edu). Periodically, I release lecture notes for my tutorial on;"Software System Generators, Architectures, and Reuse". When available, lecture notes are distributed as a tar file containing;compressed postscript files.;Last modified: December 24, 1996;Don Batory (batory@cs.utexas.edu);
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Scott's Really Basic Home Page;Scott's Really Basic Home Page;Okay, long overdue, a slight update to my pages. That doesn't mean that they're going to look at all fancy--expect very little. But at least they'll be a little more current.;If you're interested here's some;information about me.;Work stuff:;The University of Texas at Austin CS department. I've finished one year, and I'm trying not to think of how many more I have to go.;The OOPS Group, the research group with which I'm working within UTCS. Interesting systems and languages research (I think).;The class for which I am the TA, Object-Oriented Design in C++. The instructor for that class is Glenn Downing.;Amherst College, a great place to spend your undergraduate days. While there, most of my time was spent (not unpredictably) with the Amherst College CS department.;The Santa Fe Institute. An amazing place where I spent one summer working. A different kind of research, and not only CS-oriented.;Hobby stuff;It's not perfect, but Linux is invaluable to me.;Texas Squash home page;The Mead home page. Like wine and/or beer? (Who doesn't?) Try this stuff.;Psion, Inc. Makers of a very cool palmtop. Without it, I would forget my own name.;People stuff:;Ted Anastasiou. You wanted more people to check your page, Ted? Well, I'm trying.;Dan Sharp. An amazing home page, and a guy with too much free time.;Neat-o stuff:;Just a few miscellaneous items, in no particular order.;If you're in Austin, check out the Austin Dining Guide. Actually this page has more than just that information about Austin, but I think that's the most important part.;Citizen Poke. A good humor rag from Amherst, published in PDF.;Apple Computer. They still do some things right, and my IIci lasted forever. Alas, I'm no longer so sure that they have a very bright future.;Be. A new type of machine, the BeBox, looks like it could be neat.;It's a simple page, but it'll do. Better than nothing, and hey, you probably didn't have to wait for five minutes for it to load, right? If you want to send me email, this page is maintained by me: sfkaplan@cs.utexas.edu. But before you do that, you might want to grab my PGP key, which includes some links to information on PGP and encryption in general.;
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Prashant Shenoy's Home Page;;Prashant Shenoy; Welcome to my home Page !;; Getting in touch ...;; email : shenoy@cs.utexas.edu;; +1-512-454-3070 Res; +1-512-471-9780 Off; +1-512-471-7866 Fax;; Res:; 4003 Red River, # A-102,; Austin, TX 78751.;Off:; The University of Texas at Austin; Department of Computer Sciences, TAY 2.124; Austin, TX 78712-1188; My office :; Main Tower 2002 (20th floor of the;Main Building);;For more information, you can finger shenoy@cs.utexas.edu.;You can also check if I am logged on.;; What I do ..;I am with the Multimedia Group at;the Department of Computer Sciences at;The University of Texas at Austin.; A list of my recent publications is available online .; Comments to shenoy@cs.utexas.edu;
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Shaobing Ma's Cyberhome;Welcome to the Cyberhome of; Shaobing Ma;;; Currently I am Ph.D Student in the; Department of Computer Science,; University of Texas at Austin.; Want to know more about me? check with;;;Ongoing Works;; Hardvare Verifcation; Computer Networking; VLSI Final Project(Fall, 95);;Bookshelf;; Coffee table;;UT campus and Austin city;;;Make Contact;; 1300 S. Pleasant Valley #181, Austin, TX 78741;; (512)448-9682;; shma@cs.utexas.edu;; Finger me;