Graph-COM/Text-Attributed-Graphs huggingface dataset:
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Rob's Home Page;Rob's Minimalist Home Page;;Last Modified: August 30;Me: Rob Mellencamp;TAship: CS537 - Introduction to Operating Systems;Email: mellen@cs.wisc.edu;Office: 1349 Computer Science Building;Office Phone: 262-5340;Office Hours: 10:00 -11:00 am MWF or by appointment; mellen@cs.wisc.edu;
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cs302-1, cs302-22;CS 302, Sections 1 and 22;T.A. Dave Melski;These pages change frequently. Press the reload button daily.;Getting Started: We already have stuff on the assignments page. If you are uncomfortable with the computer and;the software, this page may have some helpful links.;TA info:; Instructor: David Melski; Office: 5390 Computer Science and Statistics (5th floor); Phone: 262-0018; Office Hours: M 9:50-10:50, 1:00-2:00, W 9:50-10:50; Email: melski@cs.wisc.edu or click; here. (No attachments please).;Section info:; Section 1 meets at 8:50 MWF in 240 Noland.; Section 22 meets at 11:00 MWF in 134 Psychology.; Text: Problem Solving With C++: The Object of Programming, Walter Savitch, Addison Wesley;Publishing, 1996.; CS 302: General stuff for all of 302 (using the lab, using Windows, using;Borland, some C++ reference material, etc.).; This is a rough syllabus for sections 1 and 22.; Email archive for section 1.; Email archive for section 22.;Policy info:; Academic Misconduct (must; read). The rule of thumb is, ``Don't share code.''; Consultants are there to; help.; Grading.; Late Work.; Email should be checked often.;Essential links:; Assignments and solutions.; Handouts.; A list of CS302 tutors is available here.;Last modified: Tue Oct 22 14:00:17 1996 by David Melski;melski@cs.wisc.edu;
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David Melski's Personal Info Page;David Melski;Current: Department:;618 1/2 S. Mills St. 5390 Computer Science and Statistics;Madison, WI 53715 1210 W. Dayton St.; Madison, WI 53706;(608)259-9197 (608)262-0018;Permenant:;1136 West Ives;Marshfield, WI 54449;(715)384-8282;Michelle is an awesome person. Her page is currently under construction.;My sister Kasey has a;great home page, as does my brother Eric.;This semester I'm teaching a couple of sections of cs302.;I'm also working with Tom Reps in programming languages. My;exact schedule still needs to be determined.;As an undergrad, I majored in Computer Science and Russian Studies;here at the University of Wisconsin. I even spent the fall semester;of '92 in Russia. I don't get a chance to use my Russian very often,;and I miss it a bit. Someday, someday, I'll make it back.;My other interests include chess and soccer. Recently, I've been;biking a bit, too. I've also been distracted from work by numerous;books, and hasty rewrites of my web page.;Here are my;. I also want to put a link to;mapquest. I plan on stealing a;lot of their maps in a second to give directions from Madison to Marshfield.;Last modified: Mon Sep 30 21:45:22 1996 by David Melski;melski@cs.wisc.edu;
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Minos's Home Page; Minos N. Garofalakis;minos@cs.wisc.edu;PhD Candidate/Research Assistant;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706 USA;Office: 7394 CS&STAT;Phone : (608)829-3625 @home, (608)262-6629 @work;Research Interests:; Effective Resource Management; Parallel and Multimedia Database Systems; Complex Query Processing and Optimization; Parallel Algorithms; Database Theory;Education:; M.S. (Computer Science) University of Wisconsin-Madison, Dept. of Computer Sciences, December 1994; B.S. (Computer Science) University of Patras, Dept. of Computer Engineering and Informatics, June 1992;Refereed Publications:; "Multi-dimensional Resource Scheduling for Parallel Queries",;by Minos N. Garofalakis and Yannis E. Ioannidis,;Proceedings of the 1996 ACM SIGMOD Conference, Montreal, Canada,;June 1996, pp. 365-376;Abstract,;;Paper (in postscript, ~200K).; "Scheduling Issues in Multimedia Query Optimization",;by Minos N. Garofalakis and Yannis E. Ioannidis,;ACM Computing Surveys, Vol. 27, No. 4, December 1995, pp. 590-592;Paper (in postscript, ~107K).;Technical Reports:;"Resource Scheduling in Enhanced Pay-Per-View Continuous Media Databases",;by Minos N. Garofalakis, Banu Ozden, and Avi Silberschatz,; Submitted for publication, October 1996;"Model-checking for Sequential Probabilistic Real-time Systems",;by Minos N. Garofalakis,;Technical Report TR-93.02.7, Computer Technology Institute, Patras,;February 1993;Advisor:;Yannis E. Ioannidis;More...;Feel free to peek at my;resume.;Pointers to interesting stuff:;UW-Madison DBMS Reasearch Home Page;;UW-Madison Hellenic Society Home Page;;ACM SIGMOD Home Page; VLDB Home Page; IBM Almaden Research Center; IBM T.J. Watson Research Center;Dr. Michael Ley's Bibliograpy Server on Databases & Logic Programming;;This page is perpetually under construction...;Last Updated: July 14, 1996;
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Marcelo Gonçalves; Marcelo J. R. Gonçalves;mjrg@cs.wisc.edu; Associate researcher,; Paradyn project.;Address;Work Home;6358 Computer Sciences Department 4817 Sheboygan Av., Apt. 316;1210 West Dayton Street Madison WI 53705;Madison WI 53706 Phone: (608)278-0958;Phone: (608)262-6614;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin - Madison;
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Brian Morgan's Home Page; Brian Morgan;Graduate Student;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin-Madison;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706;E-mail: morgan@cs.wisc.edu;Telephone: (608) 262-6609;Fax: (608) 265-2635;Advisor; Chuck Dyer;Research Interests;Virtual conferencing systems, image compression, video conferencing,;high bandwidth networking; Related Links of Interest;;Wisconsin Computer Vision Group;
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Andreas Moshovos's Home Page;Andreas Moshovos;Research Assistant;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin-Madison;Advisor:;Guri Sohi;Groups:;Multiscalar;(Wisconsin Kestrel),;UW-CS Computer Architecture;.;Address;;Leave me a note;See if I'm around;Want to peek into the future? Then click;here;My brother writes poetry, click;here;for a sample of his work.;I'm currently working on:; Data Dependence Speculation for OOO processors. Download technical report;;here; (compressed postscript) or;;here;;(uncompressed postscript).; Download talk slides;here;.; Load Balancing on Multiscalar Processors.; Data Speculation for OOO processors.;In general I'm interested in:;Computer Architecture;- Instruction Level Parallelism; Compiler support for ILP explotation; VLSI; Fall '92 - Spring '93: I was a graduate student at the;Courant institute;of;New York University;. I earned no degree since I transfered to Wisconsin, however, I had the;opportunity to work with excellent people and to meet my wife.; M.S. (Computer Science);University of Crete - Greece;,;1992;"Implementing Non-Numerical Algorithms On An Access Decoupled Architecture;That Supports Software Pipelining";,;Advisor: M. Katevenis. A short description can be found; here; B.S. (Computer Science);University of Crete - Greece;,;1990; ViH;a vi like editor that supports editing in greek.; Many, many interesting;links; Hellenic Resouces Network;Be sure to visit this one.;Obtaining and Installing greek fonts;. Local copy of page residing at;www.hyper.gr;.; Devil's Dictionary!;(394K);My bookmarks.; This is a big mess...;National fraud information center;Usenet changes;.; Want to send a;fax for free?;
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Home Page for Martin Reames's CS 302 class;CS 302, Sections 33 & 37;Algebraic Language Programming;Spring 1997;Martin Reames, Teaching Assistant;What's New; Absolutely nothing;Everyday information;CS302 Class Information Pages;Common Programming;Mistakes;Archive of;section 33 and section 37;class mailing lists (most messages are sent to both lists).; Semester Calendar; Program 0 due Tuesday,;January 28; Program 1 due Tuesday,;February 4; Program 2 due Tuesday,;February; Program 3 due Thursday,;February; Program 4 due Thursday,;March; EXAM 1 : Tuesday, March ?, 7:15-9:15 p.m., 1257 CS & ST; Program 5 due Tuesday,;March; Program 6 due Thursday, April; Program 7 due Tuesday, April; EXAM 2 : Tuesday, April ?, 7:15-9:15 p.m., 1257 CS & ST; Program 8 due Thursday, April; Program 9 due Thursday, May; FINAL EXAM : Thursday, May 15, 10:05a.m. - 12:05p.m., place;to be announced;Course Details; How to contact me:; email: mreames@cs.wisc.edu; office: 1345 Computer Sciences and Statistics, 1210 W. Dayton St.; phone: 262-1012; Office Hours:; TBA; or by appointment (talk to me after class or send me email); Textbook;Problem Solving with C++: The Object of Programming by Walter Savitch; Section Information:; Section 33; 9:30a-10:45a TR; 379 Noland; Section 37; 1:00p-2:15p TR; 379 Noland; Computer Lab; Rm. 1350, CS&ST, containing HP Vectra's running MS Windows and;Borland C++ 4.52;Additional Course Information; Tentative Syllabus for semester; Extra C++ material; Late Policy; Grading Criteria; Academic;Misconduct Rule of thumb: "Do not share code for assigned work in any;form";Former cs302 students who have made it big;Todd Thiel;Wendy Staats;About your instructor...;Last modified: Fri Jan 17 12:33:50 1997 by Martin Reames;mreames@cs.wisc.edu;
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Martin Reames's Home Page; Martin Reames;Graduate Student/Teaching Assistant (for CS 302);(also, Coke Poobah -- finger the coke machine!);Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison, WI 53706-1685;Office: CS 1345;Telephone: (608) 262-1012;Telephone: (608) 262-1204 (dept);Fax: (608) 262-9777;Email: mreames@cs.wisc.edu;Fall 1996 Schedule;Research interests: Databases, in particular digital terrain modelling;(TINs); programming languages, compiler design; logic and logic;programming.;Qualifying exam : Databases, Spring 1997. Some previous years' exams;Job interests: Software design and development in a product oriented;environment that exploits my computer science education and my interests;in databases and/or compiler design.;My resume in postscript;and html.;As distributed to the Wisconsin DB Affiliates on Oct 21, 1996.;BA, Mathematics/Computer Science, Wesleyan University, 1994.;In the "not for the faint of heart" section of the web page, here's a;link to my senior honors;thesis on General E-Unification.;I Am The Coke Poobah;Look at my works, ye mighty, and be afraid!!!;Oh dear : I've gone and let this new job of being the Coke Poobah go to;my head. I'm not usually this far gone. Really. If you want to talk to;someone who's better adjusted to his crucial role in UW CS dept life, you;should probably see Elton.;He doesn't even mention being the co-Poobah on his page. Imagine;that.;Besides the aforementioned Coke Poobahship/mental illness, there are a;few other things you might want to know about me. I'm a third year;graduate student in the CS department at Wisconsin, concentrating in;databases, and currently studying for the qual (which will be sometime in;early February). For exercise and relaxation I play squash (reasonably well) all year round,;ultimate frisbee (OK) in the summer, and basketball, poorly and;infrequently; and if you notice such things, you might see me rapidly;riding my mountain bike around campus -- even in the chilliest of weather,;and always with a helmet.;If you wish to learn more about my interests, feel free to examine my;not-very-often-updated hierarchy of stuff I;like. Enjoy.;Wisconsin's on-line library;Last modified: Fri Nov 1 12:59:42 1996 by Martin Reames;mreames@cs.wisc.edu;
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Wisconsin Multiscalar Project Home Page;Wisconsin Multiscalar Project; Technical Papers; Talks Given by Multiscalar People; Contributors; Funding Sources; Related Projects; Available Software; Wisconsin CS's Computer Architecture Group; Computer Sciences Department;at the University of Wisconsin;;World-Wide Computer Architecture Information; Information of interest to local users only; Last Updated: 20 February 1996 by Guri Sohi (sohi@cs.wisc.edu);
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CS 302 Fall 1996 - Section 10;CS 302 Fall 1996 - Section 10;Algebraic Language Programming - C++;Tue./Thu. 2:30-3:45, 455 Noland;Instructor: Mike Steele;Email: msteele@cs.wisc.edu;Office: 1332 Comp Sci & Stat Building;Office Hours: Mon./Wed. 1-2:30pm (or other times by appointment), 1332 CS&S;Office Phone: (608)262-6605;Important Announcements;I have extended the deadline for Program 6;. Please check your e-mail or read the;NEW PROGRAM 6 DEADLINE INFORMATION;Midterm 2 is on Tuesday, November 12th, from;7:15-9:15pm in Comp Sci & Stat 1325 again.;Current grades are on-line. This;includes grades for everything handed in through Tuesday, November 5th.;Sample programs: I've taken some of my examples from the past;few weeks of class and filled in all the stuff I glossed over to make;fully functioning programs out of them. You may find this useful if;you missed a day or even if you were there and didn't understand an example.;They're on the notes and examples page,;near the bottom.;Remember to check your e-mail for clarifications to the programming;assignments.;General Course Information;CS 302 Home Page;Course Objectives;About the Vectra Lab;CS 302 Consultants;Course Syllabus and Reading Assignments;Notes on Working from Home;Class Handouts;Programming Assignments;Exams and Quizzes;Some notes and examples;Policy Information;Email Policy;Grading Policy (and Late Policy);Academic Misconduct Policy;Useful Reference Pages;Introduction to Microsoft Windows;Introduction to Borland C++;Greg Sharp's Style;Guide for C++ code;Text;Problem Solving;with C++ - The Object of Programming by Walter Savitch;Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1996.;List of known errata;Last modified:;Wed Nov 6, 1996, by Mike Steele;(msteele@cs.wisc.edu);
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Mike Steele's WWW Homepage;Mike Steele's WWW Homepage;msteele@cs.wisc.edu;Office: 1332 Comp Sci & Stat Building;;Me sitting in the Univ. of Maryland CS department's computer lab,;struggling through my undergraduate operating systems class sometime;around April 1995. Note the time stamp in the lower right corner says;"4:05". That's AM folks...;I'm a graduate student in the;Computer Sciences Department at the;University of Wisconsin--Madison (School Motto: "Come and freeze;in the land of cheese"). My research and study interests center;around artificial;intelligence,;computer vision,;and operating systems (I hope to narrow it down some in the coming years).;This semester, I am a graduate;instructor for;Section 10 of CS 302 (Algebraic Language Programming).;I received my;Bachelor's Degree in May 1996 from the;University of Maryland's;Computer Science Department.;Publications;Grindstone: A Test Suite For Parallel Performance Tools. Jeffery;K. Hollingsworth and Michael Steele. Computer Science Technical Report;CS-TR-3703, University of Maryland, Oct. 1996. (gzipped PostScript;File);Classes This Semester;CS 537: Introduction to Operating Systems with Mary Vernon;CS 540: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence with Chuck Dyer;My Other Pages;Information on getting;in touch with me (for all my friends back in Maryland;whom I forgot to e-mail with my new addresses);My favorite links;My favorite sports teams;Some of my friends.;The Usenet Dave Barry Frequently Asked Questions list;The Usenet Billy Joel Frequently Asked Questions list;I'm also the mailing list administrator for the;Fruit-of-the-Day mailing list (still hosted by the University of;Maryland), which started as an inside;joke around my office, but got out of hand sometime in 1994 and;now has over 400 members world-wide.;If you're the predator and you're coming to kill me, I have some;infrared photos of myself so you'll know what I look;like.;An infrared picture of me;Mike Steelemsteele@cs.wisc.eduUniversity of Wisconsin--MadisonComputer Sciences Department;
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Anastassia G. Ailamaki Home; Welcome home!; Anastassia G. Ailamaki; Graduate Student, Computer Sciences Department; University of Wisconsin, Madison; 1210 W. Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53705; Phone: (608) 2652311;Nah, you don't really really want to see this;picture .;IMPORTANT NOTICE: When she finds the time, she'll make a decent home page.;Nice links:;George's "What's What in Rochester, NY";and;Alex's Guide To The Greek Islands;are worth visiting!;Send me an e-mail!!!; natassa@cs.wisc.edu;Mon Sep 9 12:10:57 CDT 1996;
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Jeffrey F. Naughton;Jeffrey F. Naughton;naughton@cs.wisc.edu;Research Interests;OLAP, multi-dimensional data analysis, parallel object-relational;DBMS. The overall goal of my research is the development of;database systems that surpass current database systems both in;performance and in ease of use. Currently I have three main areas of;interest. (1) Techniques for improving the performance of;multi-dimensional data analysis, including array-based storage and;processing algorithms, bit-map indices, and algorithms for computing;the "cube"; (2) The performance of object-relational database systems,;including benchmarking O/R DBMS, algorithms for set-valued;attributes, and techniques for parallelizing O/R workloads; (3);Parallel geo-spatial information systems.;Recent Publications;;On the Computation of Multidimensional Aggregates (with;Sameet Agarwal, Rakesh Agrawal, Prasad M. Deshpande, Ashish Gupta,;Raghu Ramakrishnan, and Sunita Sarawagi. In proceedings of the;22nd International Conference on Very Large Databases, Mumbai (Bombay), 1996.; Storage Estimation for Multidimensional Aggregates;in the Presence of Hierarchies (with;Amit Shukla, Prasad M. Deshpande, and Karthikeyan Ramasamy.);22nd International Conference on Very Large Databases, Mumbai (Bombay), 1996.;The BUCKY Object-Relational Database Benchmark (with;Michael Carey, David DeWitt, Johannes Gerhke, Dhaval Shah,;and Mohammed Asgarian). In preparation.;Toward a MOLAP ADT for an Object-Relational DBMS (with;Yihong Zhao and Kristin Tufte, submitted for;publication.;
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Navin Kabra;Navin Kabra;Graduate Student; Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin-Madison;Advisor:; David DeWitt;Research Area:; Databases;Research Interests:;; Customizable Query Optimization;; The Paradise Project; See my;;.plan for my address.; If you have nothing better to do, you can; go in here and explore; my bookmarks. Or, you could have a; look at some Indian Stuff ,; which includes among other things an archive of; Hindi Songs.; navin@cs.wisc.edu.; PGP Public Key is here.;;
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Tia Newhall;Tia Newhall; (newhall@cs.wisc.edu);Graduate Student;1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison, WI 53706-1685;Telephone: (608) 262-6615;Research Interests:; Parallel and Distributed Systems; Performance Tools; Scalability Analysis and Performance Prediction; Java;Research Group: Paradyn;Advisor: Bart Miller;mummy pictures from Guanajuato; Last Changed: 17 August, 1995;
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Welcome to the Home Page of NARAYANAN Srinivasa Prasanna (NSP);The Present...; Graduate student, at the CS Department at the University of Wisconsin, Madison .;The Past...;I come from Madras, the capital of TamilNadu , India .;Did my high schooling at P.S. Senior Secondary School, Madras.;The coolest part of my life so far has been my Undergrad;at IIT, Madras .;I never wanted to leave that place but they chucked me out with a Bachelors in;Computer Science in 1995. I spent those four lovely years at Godavari Hostel .;We do maintain a homepage for the cool dudes of the Godav class of '95 .;You can get to some of my favourite links; Want to reach me? Send mail to : nsp@cs.wisc.edu;
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Paradyn Project Home Page;;Paradyn Parallel Performance Tools; Release Information;This page contains describes how you can get a copy of;Release 1.1 of the Paradyn tools.; Project Goals;The Paradyn Parallel Program Performance Tools project is exploring new;approaches to building scalable tools for parallel program performance.; Technical Papers; Paradyn Manuals;Status Report;A recent status report (Jan '95) on the Blizzard/Paradyn Project.;1996 ARPA CSS PI Meeting Panel Presentation;This presentation was made at the 1996 ARPA CSTO meeting in;San Antonio.;1995 ARPA CSTO "Super Symbol Table" Presentation;This presentation was made at the 1995 ARPA CSTO meeting in;Florida.;This project is an effort to develop common access routines to;compiler-generated information used by tools for high-level parallel;languages; Project Staff; Super Computing 1994 Poster;A hypertext version of our poster from Super Computing 1994;Related Projects Elsewhere; SPDT 96;1st ACM/SIGMETRICS Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Tools;You can also see:;Restaurants;(this is included in the Paradyn page as a temporary placeholder).; Contact Information;Paradyn Project;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706;Email: paradyn@cs.wisc.edu;FAX: (608) 262-9777;Last modified:;Tue Oct 1 17:12:32 CDT 1996;by; bart@cs.wisc.edu;
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Steven Parker's Home Page; Steven T. Parker; Graduate Student; Computer Sciences Department; University of Wisconsin-Madison; 1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, Wisconsin 53706; Office: 6372 CS&S, (608) 262-6617;parker@cs.wisc.edu;; Depth Area:;Numerical Analysis; Employment:;PRISM Project;Fall 1996 Schedule:;MATH 623: MWF 9:55 - 10:45;CS 564: MWF 11:00 - 12:15;CS 799: W 2:30 - 3:30;PRISM: MWF 8:00-9:30, 1:00-3:30, TTh 10:30-3:30;Related Links:;UW CS Home Page;CS Lab Home Page;; Send mail now; Last modified: Thu Sep 12 1996;
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PSB Home Page; Paul Bradley;Graduate Student;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin-Madison;paulb@cs.wisc.edu;Office: 6390 CS;Phone: 608 262 6619;Advisor: O. L. Mangasarian;Interests;Mathematical Programming;Machine Learning;Fly-Fishing;Publications;All papers are stored in postscript format, abstracts are ASCII text. If you do not have a postscript viewer, you can download the file (e.g. shift-click, if you're using Netscape) and print it.; P. S. Bradley, O. L. Mangasarian, and W. N. Street.; Feature selection via mathematical programming.;Mathematical Programming Technical Report 95-21, Computer Sciences Department, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, December 1995 - Revised March 1996. Submitted to INFORMS Journal on Computing.;(abstract); P. S. Bradley, O. L. Mangasarian, and W. N. Street.; Clustering via concave minimization.;Mathematical Programming Technical Report 96-03, Computer Sciences Department, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, May 1996. Accepted for presentation Neural Information Processing Systems 1996.;(abstract);Nick Street and I at work.;Last modified: Thu Jul 6 11:04:45 1995 by Paul Bradley;paulb@cs.wisc.edu;
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Pete DeVries's Home Page;Peter J. DeVries; Internet Tools Specialist Room 1334 Computer Sciences 1210 West;Dayton St. Madison, WI 53706 608-263-2622 pdevries@cs.wisc.edu;I am the Internet Tools Specialist for InterNIC Net Scout. What this means is;that I read everything about Internet technology, try to make sense of it and;then write overview articles for the Net Scout Toolkit. The great thing is that I;read everything and think about it anyway, so it was rather foolish for them to;pay me to do this (But don't tell them!).;Eric Hazen and I also;provide most of the technical and Webmaster services for the Net Scout group,;although we do get a lot of excellent help from the Computer Systems Lab (CSL) and the folks;at InterNIC.;Before recently joining the Net Scout Team, I worked at the Laboratory of Molecular;Biology and the Integrated Microscopy Resource;(IMR), an NIH Biomedical Resource for nearly eight years. At Molecular;Biology I was fortunate to co-develop with Prof. Sean;Carroll and his lab a technique for creating multiple label confocal images.;Basically these are cool looking images of developing embryos that get on a lot;of journal and book covers. I also developed the Molecular Biology Web site.;At the IMR, I was fortunate to work with Prof. John;White and the rest of the IMR;staff. While at the IMR, I developed their Web site which received 4-stars in;the Magellan Internet Guide. My last major project involved the co-development of;a 4 Dimensional Microscope for studying how embryos develop. This microscope is;described in an article which appeared in the August;2nd 1996 issue of the Journal Science.;Here are some photos of guests of Net Scout Labs.;Standard Info;[ Resume ];[ Related Experience ];[ Publications ];[ Presentations ];Updated: Tuesday, December 10, 1996;
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Yumpee's Home Page;Manoj Plakal; Graduate Slave;Dept of Computer Science;UniversityofWisconsin-Madison; Some blah about me;; My home country is; India. Though; I'm originally from the state of; Kerala,; I've stayed all my life in; Calcutta.; I studied at Don Bosco School, Calcutta; which is run by The Salesians of Don Bosco.; I did my undergrad at; IIT Kanpur with; my major in Computer Science & Engineering. I'm currently a first-year; graduate student supported by a teaching assistantship in the; Department of Computer Sciences at; the University of Wisconsin-Madison, staring; down the barrel of a Ph.D. in either; Computer Architecture or; Programming; Languages.; My interests;;Music : rock/metal/alternative/blues;; Movies, books and all that;; CS stuff; ( acads/hacking/industry and other geeky/nerdy stuff ); Featured on this home page :;;An IIT Kanpur Chat Gateway;The IIT Kanpur CS & E Class; of '96; ( see also:; the IITK Class; of '96);;Links to my friends;Snaps of me with my friends;A pinup gallery (every nerd needs; 'em);; Check out my bookmarks for links; or my WWW-page access logs to see who's visiting; my pages;; Contact via;; 7 North Randall Avenue #1; Madison, WI 53715;; 1349 Computer Sciences; University of Wisconsin-Madison; 1210 W Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53706;; (608)-250 0227;; (608)-262-5340;;plakal@cs.wisc.edu;plakal@cs.wisc.edu; Acknowledgements :;Suresh Venkat for; the nifty table above;;Igor Ivanisevic for the 'Graduate; Slave' wisecrack;; Icons from various corners of the Web; Last updated on;
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Prasad's Home Page; Page under constuction. Meanwhile ...;; Prasad Deshpande; Hi !! I'm a graduate student at the;Computer Sciences Deparment ,; University of Wisconsin, Madison; Home Address; 304 Princeton Ave, #2; Madison, WI-53705; Tel : (608)-236-0193; (608)-232-1751; Office Address; 7366 Computer Sciences Building,; University of Wisconsin, Madison; 1210 W. Dayton St.,; Madison, WI-53706; Tel : (608)-262-6624; Academic Interests; Database Systems, Theory; Research Area; Databases; Current Schedule; FIN 720 : Theory of Investments MW 11.00-12.15; OIM 730 : Managerial Economics TR 2.30-3.45; CS 899 : Meetings Fri 11.00 with Prof. Jeff Naughton; Music 131 : Introduction to Music Theory MWF 9.55-10.45; Publications; On the computation of multidimensional aggregates . VLDB '96; Storage estimation for multidimensional;aggregates in the presence of hierarchies . VLDB '96; Some Interesting Course Projects; RPC Package for Java .; Download .; More about me !; Want to spend some more time ?; Timex World Map; Find out about India; Dilbert and other comix; Explore my bookmarks;; Go to a random link;Finger me if you have to.; Hakuna Matata !; Info on creating web pages;
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Vishy's home page;Viswanath Poosala, Research Assistant; Computer Sciences Department; University of Wisconsin Madison; 1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53706; (608) 262-6629;poosala@cs.wisc.edu; Research Information;Reseach Summary.;Resume in; html and; Postscript.; Information Related to Databases; Advisor:;Prof. Yannis Ioannidis.;Other Information; Asha : voluntary organization to;help improve basic education in India.; Other interests;UW CS Home page;
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CS302, fall session info;CS302 Fall Session;Algebraic Language Programming in C++;Instructor: Andrew Prock;Email: prock@cs.wisc.edu;Office: Computer Science and Statistics 1331;Office Phone: (608)262-6605;Office Hours: 11am - 12pm M 12pm - 1pm W 8pm - 10pm Th;Grader: Haihong Wang;Email: whh@cs.wisc.edu;Office: Computer Science and Statistics 1347;Office Phone: (608)262-5786;Consulting Hours (in 1350): 7:00-10:00 pm MTWR;Announcements;11/7 I have put a grades link below, please check; your grade and verify your scores.; 11/6 I have modified crazy.txt yet again.; 11/5 I will be having office hours today from; 12 - 2pm today; 10/29 I have made a minor modification to; the crazy.txt file for assignment 7, you should get; a new copy if you have already gotton one.; 10/15 Assignment five is online.; 10/10 Exam results: avg ~76 range 43-100; 10/8: I have added the grading policy to the; end of assignment #4.; 9/26: I have put some sample quizes and tests; online; for your general perusal. These tests and quizes are from; another TA, but I think they should give you a good idea of; the level of knowledge you will need. Remember that the; topics on our tests may not be the same as the tests online.; 9/3 9pm: Webpages seem to be done. Email me if you notice; any errors or have any questions. Make sure to check out assingment; 0. Assignment 1 is online as well for those of you who like to; work ahead.; The final is on Tuesday, December 17, 1996. Mark your; calendar because everyone is required to take the final then.; You should check all the links to this page to get a feel; for where things are located. It is very important that; you carefully read the policies and administrative; information below.; Welcome to class.;Class Information:;Text:;;Problem Solving with C++, Walter Savitch.; Room: 1263 Computer Sciences & Statistics; Time: 5:00-6:15 (Section 30), 6:30-7:45 (Section 31); Tentative Syllabus;Section 30 grades;Section 31 grades;Grading Policy;Late Policy;E-mail Policy; Academic Misconduct;Course Materials; General Course Info; Style Guide; Lecture Notes; Assignments;; Email archive for section 30;; Email archive for section 31;Other Info;; Introduction to Microsoft Windows (Do this first);; Introduction to Borland C++ 4.5 (Do this second);; CS302 home page;; The Vectra Lab;; Source code from the text;; Who are consultants and what do they do?;; Extra C++ reference material;; CS302 FAQ (many of your questions will be answered here);prock@cs.wisc.edu;
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Andrew Prock's Home Page;Andrew Clemens Hockert Prock;Office: 1331; Tel: 262-6605; Hours: 9:45-10:45 T, 10:00-11:00 F; My Personal History; My School; My Classes At UW Madison; The Class I TA for; My Old School; My Bookmarks; My Resume; Doonesbury; Fox Trot; NOT Alta Vista; Alta Vista; prock@cs.wisc.edu;
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Home Page of Anne Condon;; Anne Condon; Associate Professor; Computer Sciences Department; University of Wisconsin; 1210 W. Dayton St.; Madison, WI 53706-1685; telephone: (608) 262-1204; fax: (608) 262-9777; email:; condon@cs.wisc.edu;Ph.D., University of Washington, 1987;Interests:;Complexity theory, interactive proof systems, randomized complexity;classes, theory of parallel computation; Research Summary;I am interested in models of computation, such as interactive;proof systems, which combine nondeterminism and randomness. Such;models have recently proven surprisingly useful in solving classic;problems in complexity theory. For example, although the theory;of NP-completeness has long been used to identify hard computational;problems, there has not been much progress in understanding which;hard problems have solutions that are easy to approximate. Recent;results on interactive proof systems have resulted in novel models;of NP, which in turn can be used to prove non-approximability;results for several NP-hard problems. In our work we are developing;both positive and negative results on the approximability of hard;combinatorial problems which arise in game theory, graph theory;and automata theory.;I am also interested in design and analysis of parallel algorithms.;I am currently working on development of parallel algorithms for;sorting and for graph problems, such as minimum spanning tree.;The goal is to develop algorithms that work well on `practical';parallel models, where communication and synchronization costs;can be expensive.; Sample Recent Publications;Interactive proof systems with polynomially bounded strategies;(with R. Ladner), Journal of Computer and System Sciences,;vol. 50, no. 3, 1995.;;Finite state automata with nondeterministic and probabilistic;states (with L. Hellerstein, S. Pottle, and A. Wigderson), Proceedings;of the 26th Annual ACM Symposium on the Theory of Computing,;May 1994.;;PSPACE is provable by two provers in one round (with J.-Y. Cai;and R. Lipton), Journal of Computer and System Sciences,;vol. 48, no. 1, February 1994.; This page was automatically created October 3, 1995.; Email pubs@cs.wisc.edu;to report errors.;
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Home Page of Miron Livny;; Miron Livny; Professor; Computer Sciences Department; University of Wisconsin; 1210 W. Dayton St.; Madison, WI 53706-1685; telephone: (608) 262-1204; fax: (608) 262-9777; email:; miron@cs.wisc.edu;Ph.D., Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel, 1984;Interests:;Resource management algorithms, performance modeling and analysis,;discrete event simulation; Research Summary;The major emphasis of my research is on the design and evaluation;of resource management policies. I have been involved in the development;of new resource management policies for processing and data management;systems. For both types of systems, general-purpose as well as;real-time scheduling algorithms have been considered. My research;involves performance studies of the different policies, with special;emphasis on the interplay between the properties of the system;and the performance of the policy. Since most of my performance;studies employ simulation, I am interested in discrete event modeling;and simulation techniques. I am currently in the process of implementing;a simulation laboratory that is based on a novel simulation language.;The laboratory includes data management utilities, visualization;tools, and graphical interfaces.; Sample Recent Publications;Disk-tape joins: Synchronizing disk and tape access (with J. Myllymaki),;Proceedings of the ACM SIGMETRICS Conference, 1995.;;Sequence query processing (with P. Sashadri and R. Ramakrishnan),;Proceedings of the ACM SIGMOD Conference, 1994.;;Foundations of visual metaphors for schema display (with E. Haber;and Y. Ioannidis), Journal of Intelligent Information Systems,;vol. 3, no. 3/4, July 1994.; This page was automatically created October 30, 1995.; Email pubs@cs.wisc.edu;to report errors.;
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Home Page of Mary K. Vernon;; Mary K. Vernon; Professor of Computer Sciences and Industrial Engineering; Computer Sciences Department; University of Wisconsin; 1210 W. Dayton St.; Madison, WI 53706-1685; telephone: (608) 262-1204; fax: (608) 262-9777; email:; vernon@cs.wisc.edu;Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles, 1983;Interests:;Techniques and applications of computer systems performance analysis,;performance of parallel systems, parallel architectures and operating;systems.; Research Summary;I am interested in analytic modeling techniques and their application;to computer system performance issues, with an emphasis on parallel;and distributed system design issues. The modeling techniques;I have developed together with graduate students and colleagues;include the Generalized Timed Petri Net, and customized;mean value analysis. The GTPN can represent parallel system;features such as synchronization and priority service precisely.;The customized MVA technique yields a set of intuitive equations;that represent parallel system features more approximately but;can be solved more efficiently. We have also recently proposed;the use of a technique called interpolation approximations;for analysis of parallel processor allocation policies. This technique;may also have broader applicability for parallel systems performance;analysis.;Current research projects include characterization for high-performance;parallel workloads, analysis of parallel processor scheduling;policies, scheduling issues in multimedia servers, and memory;management policies for networks of workstations.; Sample Recent Publications;The fairness of DQDB networks with slot reuse (with G. Brewster),;Proceedings of the IEEE INFOCOM Conference, August 1995.;;Accurate modeling of the hybrid hash join algorithm (with J. Patel;and M. Carey), Proceedings of the ACM SIGMETRICS Conference,;June 1994.;;Use of application characteristics and limited preemption for;run-to-completion parallel processor scheduling policies (with;S. Chiang and R. Mansharamani), Proceedings of the ACM SIGMETRICS;Conference, June 1994.; This page was automatically created October 30, 1995.; Email pubs@cs.wisc.edu;to report errors.;
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Rahul's Home Page;Rahul Kapoor;Hello Internet surfer ! Welcome to my cyber home. I hope you stay here long;enough to get to know me a little.;Officially I am in my third and final semester as a master's student in the;Computer Sciences Department at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.;I came here in fall '95 after getting my bachelor's degree from the Indian;Institute of Technology, Kanpur. Interested employers please check out my; resume !;Courses &Schedule;MyDepartment;MyUniversity;IITKanpur;IITKClass of 1995;India relatedlinks;Me;Now that you have gone through the official "who I am" you may want to;see the personal "who I am". Well, I am a normal kind of guy, born and;raised in a small loving family(comprising of my parents and an elder sister);in a not so nice town in India called Kanpur. I came to the states in fall '95;and have had the good fortune (ha !) of living in Madison, which Money;magazine rated as the most livable city in US this year (the editor;must have come from Greenland to think that the winter here is livable!);I guess I shouldn't complain because during fall and spring Madison is;awesome. During summer I was in San Jose, California working at the;IBM Almaden research centre;so I cannot say much about Madison summers but they are supposed to be great.;Anyway I don't regret not being here because I had a great time;in the bay area and whatever Money magazine says I think northern California is the place to be !;And now a little about my likes. I love Music(take a look at my; cd collection;to know what kind), Movies (almost all genres though I prefer romance and;comedy), TV (most of the comedy shows, X-Files and Star Trek),;Reading (any new stuff from novels to philosophy), Computers and Web-Surfing !;As far as sports are concerned, I love watching;cricket;(when India is playing and winning), tennis, figure skating and gymnastics.;This semester I am trying to learn swimming(finally !) and bridge.;I am a nature lover too and enjoy going on long walks and hikes(when;its cloudy and slightly breezy).;I wish I could get one of those jobs on television travel shows where you;get to see all the interesting places in the world and get paid for it!;MusicStuff;Movies &Television;InternetTravel;OtherBookmarks;To Contact Me;GuestBook;rahul@cs.wisc.edu;H: (608)264-4143O: (608)262-9275;
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Raji's Home Page;Raji's Home...;;Welcome to my home page. If you have visited this page too often, you;might be suffering from Internet;Addiction Disorder. Seek treatment!!;Office Info; Office : 1308; Phone : (608) 262-6602; Computer Sciences Dept; University of Wisconsin,; Madison;Teaching Assistant :;CS577 - Introduction to Algorithms;Office Hours: 11-12noon MW;Here is a Postscript or;Text version of my resume.;Courses for Fall '96; CS640 : Introduction;to Computer Networks; CS737 :;Computer System Performance Evaluation and Modeling; CS739 : Distributed;Systems; Other Interesting Links; Technical Stuff; Fun Stuff; News; Send me mail; See if I am around;
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Rajesh Raman's Home Page;;Ye Olde Homme Page Offe Rajesh Raman; Rajesh Raman; Computer Sciences Department; 1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53706-1685; Email: raman@cs.wisc.edu; Telephone: (608) 262-5386; B.A.,Ohio Wesleyan University, '95; Majors: Computer Science, Mathematics; Minor: Music; Current first year graduate student,; Ph.D., University of Winsonsin-Madison;;Department of Computer Science; Personal:; My Curriculum Vitae (Postscript); Specifications;Current Courses:; CS 552:;Computer Architecture; Saluja; CS 737:;System Performance Evaluation and Modeling; Livny; CS 739:;Distributed Systems; Cao;Information on:; Current work:; Other:; Team member, Condor; project.; Integral part of The Committee;My bookmarks;What a chimera, then, is man! What a novelty, what a monster, what a chaos,;what a subject of contradiction, what a prodigy! A judge of all things, feeble;worm of the earth, depositary of the truth, cloaca of uncertainty and error, the;glory and the shame of the universe!; --Blaise Pascal (1623-1662);Last Modified by Rajesh Raman, Wed Oct 16 19:07:24 CDT 1996;raman@cs.wisc.edu;
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Karthik's Web Page;Karthikeyan Ramasamy;About;I am a Ph.D student at the Computer Sciences Department of University of Wisconsin. My research;interests are mostly in Database and Operating Systems. I work with Jeffrey Naughton in the Paradise;project.;Projects;Hacking for David Dewitt and Jeffrey Naughton;Web DB Connectivity;Paradise Parallel Database;Wisconsin PTHREAD Wrappers;Publications;Storage Estimation for Multidimensional Aggregates in the Presence of Hierarchies;Amit Shukla, Prasad M Deshpande, Jeffrey F Naughton and Karthikeyan Ramasamy;22nd International Conference on Very Large Databases, Mumbai(Bombay), 1996.;Available here. (255 KB);Presentations;Web - The Big Picture;Architecture Alternatives for Scalable Web Servers;Photo Album;Encounter with the Leaf;Personal Info;Resume;Finance;MONEY;Wall Street Journal;Personal Interests;Hacking;Photography;Contact Information;Street address;1210 W Dayton, Computer Sciences Department, Madison, WI 53706;Electronic mail address;karthik@cs.wisc.edu;Office phone;608-262-6625;FAX number;608-262-5777;Comments and Suggestions;Please tell me what you think about my home page and how I might improve it.;
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Kelly's CS 132 Page; CS 132; Kelly Ratliff;Current grades; You can do a keyword search of my 132 mail messages. For example, enter "functions" below (without the quotes) to get every paragraph that used the word "functions." You can also use * for a wildcard.;Here are links to the mail messages I have sent this semester:;CS 132 info -- 9/11/96;CS 132 info -- 9/15/96;CS 132 info -- 9/22/96;CS 132 info -- 10/29/96;CS 132 info -- 10/6/96;CS 132 info -- 10/9/96;CS 132 info -- 10/16/96;CS 132 info -- 10/27/96;CS 132 info -- 11/3/96; Additional information of interest:;Backups: copying disks and files;Virus Information; World Wide Web FAQ;Fun stuff:; Usenet Oracle Resource Index; Virtual Tourist World Map;The Space Shuttle Clickable Map; Badger Herald web site; Comics;Humor:;Abort, retry, ignore?;Nine Types of Users;Finals Week;Lab jokes;Getting software from the net:;If you have a computer at home, you might be interested in trying;some of the shareware and freeware software available from Internet;archives. These programs are usually compressed, and you may need some;compression or archiving software to "unpack" them. You may need to review;some DOS commands before trying this. One of the biggest;and best maintained archives is Simtel, so I'm;including some links to Simtel FAQ files posted on Usenet:;What is SimTel?;FTP site info;Compression Info;Favorite FTP sites; Click;here to visit the CS 132 - Desautels web page.;
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Monasterius de Ominous Doominus;;; Welcome to the Monasterius de Ominous Doominus;;Brother Richard (without the beard):;; Personal Haven Address; after 9/2 see Office Haven Address; Office Haven Address;; University of Wisconsin at Madison; Computer Sciences Department; 1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53706; 608-262-6602; Office Number 1308; rcarl@cs.wisc.edu;; 412 office hours: Wed 2:30-3:30 Thur 3:30-4:30; cs412 home page; Current Course Load;; cs739 Distributed Operating Systems; Monday/Wednesday 1:00 - 2:15; ---;; fp880 Underwater Fire Prevention; Saturday 12:00 - 1:00 am; ---;; cs757 Advanced Computer Architecture II; Tuesday/Thursday 9:30 - 10:45; ---;; math 990 Introduction to Whole Numbers (with emphasis on the number 1); Sunday 8:00 - 9:00 pm; ---;; eng 990 Subsurface Depository Engineering (grave digging); Monday/Wednesday/Friday 12:00 - 1:00 am;;;The Many Shades of Brother Richard; Professional; ---;; Ominously Doomed; ---;; Political; ---;; Goofy; ---;; Solitary; ---;; Innebriated; ---;; Vampiric; ---;; Serious; ---;; Nostalgic; ---;; DJ Funky Monk; ---;; Fellows of the Order; ---;;If you ever need a graphic artist/desktop publisher, check out the;best->;;;;
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Home Page for Russ Manning's CS110;CS 110: Introduction to Computer Programming (C++);Instructor: Russell Manning;Email: rmanning@cs.wisc.edu;Office: Room 1349, Computer Science;Office Hours: You can find me in the CS132 lab (basement, B240) at:; Saturday: 11:00 - 5:00 (except during home football games); Sunday: 11:00 - 5:00; (Come down and keep me company! You can work here too,; just like in the Vectra Lab, although CS132 students; have priority...); The grades for Lecture 13 are finally up...click here to see them.; Textbook:;Problem Solving with C++: The Object of Programming, by;Walter Savitch; Section Information:;1:20-2:05, Oct 28 - [end of semester], B1 1402 University (ROTC building); Computer Lab:;Room 1350, Computer Science and Statistics; Assignments:; Program 0 due Monday, November 4; Program 1 due Wednesday, November 13; Program 1; Program 2; Program 3; Program 4; Course Information:; Day 1 handout; Syllabus; Late Policy; Academic Misconduct; Important software:;Introduction to Microsoft Windows;Hints for Windows Compilers;The Windows operating system;Email;Mosaic;Netscape; C++ information:;Introduction to Borland C++;The C++ language;The Savitch Text;Old Quizzes; None yet!;
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Saeed's Home Page;;;; Hi! I am Saeed Mirza. I did my B.Tech. from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering;at Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur .;Now I am a graduate student at Univ. Of Wisconsin Madison in Computer Science Department;;My home is in Lucknow, India.; I like to spend my time:;;Listning to Indian Film Songs;;Netsurfing;;Reading Comics (My Hero Calvin);;; We do not love people because they are beautiful but they seem beautiful to us because we love them.; Contact me; Home Office;;;7 N. Randall Av.,;Apartment #1,;Madison,;WI-53715;3310, Comp. Sc. Department,;Univ. Of Wisconsin Madison,;1210 W.Dayton Street,;Madison, WI-53706;; (608) 250-0227; (608) 262-1721;; OR;Contact me best via email; at;saeed@cs.wisc.edu; Some of my friends contact who are the right; of IIT;; Some pictures of Wismad; For suggestions send to me.;; Check out my guestbook;;;This page has been accessed;;times since Oct. 1 1996.;Last updated;; 1996 Saeed&copy All rights reserved;
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Sally Peterson's Home Page; Sally Goodwin Peterson;Lecturer;Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin;1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison, WI 53706-1685;E-mail: sally@cs.wisc.edu;Telephone: (608) 263-7763;Interests: desktop computing, real-time operating systems, programming languages; Courses Taught;;For fall, 1994:;; Comp. Sci. 132, Lectures 3 & 4, Using Computers.; Last Changed: September 26, 1994 by sally@cs.wisc.edu;