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Greg Sharp Home Page;Greg Sharp Home Page;Name: Greg Sharp;Email: greg@cs.wisc.edu;Office: CS&St 1307;Office Phone: (608)262-6602;Office Hours:;6:00pm-8:00pm Mon and 12:00pm-1:00pm Wed (or by appt.);TGIF: Every Friday, from 4:30-5:15 in CS 2310.;CS Dept;CS 302;Section 6 & 9; CS 302 Instructors;Fall 1995 Lecture Notes |; Spring 1996 Lecture Notes;Classes Fall 1996;CS 764 Topics in Database Management Systems; CS 838-2; Finding Out About;Search Engines;Altavista |; DejaNews |; Excite |; Infoseek |; Lycos |; MetaCrawler |; Yahoo |;Usenet FAQ's;FTP Mirrors:; MIT |; AOL |; GWU;HTML format:; Ohio;C and C++;Programming in C;Learn C/C++ Today;The C++ Library;C++ Draft Standard (April 1995). Mirrors: Stanford | Cygnus;G++ FAQ; LIB G++ Info; STL Reference; Mumit's STL Newbie guide;Platform Independant GUI Libraries in C++; Portable GUI Development Kits FAQ;Amulet (OK); DCLAP; (strings attached/requires Motif); SUIT (strings attached); V (OK); wxWindows (OK); YACL (OK);Classes Spring 1996;CS 558 Introduction to Computational Geometry; CS 752; Computer Architecture I; CS 752: My Computer Architecture Project;CS 760 Machine Learning; CS 760: My Machine Learning Project;Classes Fall 1995;CS 513 Numerical Linear Algebra;
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Guangshun's Home Page; Welcome to Guangshun's Home Page!;It's me !.; Graduate Student; Department of Computer Science; 1210 W. Dayton, Rm 7390; University of Wisconsin - Madison; Madison , WI 53705; USA;Phone: (608)231-0592 (home) (608)262-6629 (office); Education; University of Wisconsin - Madison; California State University - Los Angeles; Peking University , Physics Department Grade88; Research Interests:; Database Management Systems; Advisers:; Raghu Ramakrishnan; Miron Livny; Projects:; Data Analysis project with family medicine; DEVise A Data Exploration via Visualization Environment; Classes:; cs739; cs764; cs838; Interesting hot links.; Fun Stuff; Computer Related; Career Planning; Chinese Related; Miscellany; Send me email; Weather Forecast for Madison.;You are visitor since June 26, 1996.;
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Guhan Viswanathan's Home Page; Guhan Viswanathan (gviswana@cs.wisc.edu);Graduate Student;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706 USA;Advisor: Jim Larus; Thesis Research;My thesis focuses on the design and implementation of data-parallel;languages. I have been involved in the design of C**, a data-parallel;language (based on C++) developed locally. I have implemented a C**;compiler targeting the CM-5, and am investigating how data-parallel;applications can be executed as efficiently as hand-coded parallel;programs.;Here's a;more detailed research summary .;Here's a list of my; publications.; Useful links;;
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Harit's Home Page.;Harit's Den;Hi. I am a Graduate student at;University of Wisconsin at Madison in the; Department of Computer Sciences .;Would you like to get a list of my; classmates?;Courses I'm taking in Fall '96:;; CS 564: Database Management Systems; -; Prof.Raghu Ramakrishnan;; CS 752: Advanced Computer Architecture I; -; Prof. Mark Hill;Courses I'm taking in Spring '97:;; CS 757: Advanced Computer Architecture II; -; Prof. James Goodman;I was an undergraduate student at the World-famous;;MVSR Engineering College;under OSMANIA University, Hyderabad, India.;;By the way, did you meet my; cat?;Here are some of the things that interest me:; Indian newspapers; Other Stuff (CNN,MTV,Sports,etc.); Sastry's Links; My Roommate's home page (SAEED MIRZA);; Murthy's hot links; Some;Zubber-Dust photos; Photographs of my UNIVERSITY;Warning: Click HERE only if you ARE ABOVE 18;years of age.;Bye folks.;This page has been accessed;;times since Sept. 8 1996 (counter courtesy; Web-Counter );This page has been accessed;;times since Sept. 8 1996.;My electronic mailing (e-mail) address is:; Harit@cs.wisc.edu.;
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Rebecca Hasti's Home Page; Rebecca Hasti;Graduate Student/Research Assistant;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison, WI 53706-1685;Office: CS 5385;E-mail: hasti@cs.wisc.edu;Telephone: (608) 262-1079;Telephone: (608) 262-1204 (dept);To see my very first Java applet click here.;Fall 1996 Schedule:;CS 838 (IR) T R 8:30 - 9:45 3345 Engr;CS 838 (Java) T RF 1:00 - 2:15 168 Noland;PL Seminar R 4:00 2310 CS;MS Computer Sciences, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1995;MA Mathematics, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1994;BA Mathematics, Carleton College, 1990;Interests:;programming languages, AI, basketball, volleyball, softball...; Linkage; Last Updated: September 4, 1996;
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Home Page for H. Chad Lane; [;ACADEMICS ·;TA: CS302 ·;PERSONAL INFO ·;NEAT STUFF ];Dept. of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin-Madison; 1210 West Dayton St.; Madison, WI 53706-1685; Dept. Phone: (608)262-1204;;e-mail:; Office Address:; Office Hours:; Office Phone:; Home Phone:; Fax:;hcl@cs.wisc.edu; 5364a CS&St; 10am - 11am, T Th; (608)262-5105; (608)250-9599; (608)262-9777;Welcome;Thanks for stopping by my web page, I do hope you enjoy it. Your best;bet for fun here will be in my links and fun stuff section.;The biggest news of my life right now is that I'm getting married on;May 24, 1997 to Nichole. Finally,;I just want to tell you good luck. We're all counting on you.;;Academics; Fall 1996 courses:;;CS838:; FOA: Information Retrieval and Other Technologies for; Seeking Information;CS564:; Database Management Systems;LING540 (audit):; Advanced Semantics;;Research Interests: AI,; Computational Linguistics, and Discourse Processing.;; Useful advice for doing research(from Jon Barwise); Epigrams in Programming(by Alan J. Perlis); Education:;; B.S. Mathematics and Computer Science, minor in Philosophy, cum; laude, May 1995, Truman; State University (formerly Northeast Missouri State; University).; M.S. Computer Sciences, expected May 1997,; University of Wisconsin-Madison.;;Personal Information;Who am I? Why am I here?;What does "H." stand for?;Neat Stuff (according to yours truly);Click on an image...;Cyber-poop; (a creation of my unabashed brother, Bart Arthur Lane).; Download Claude;(Claude is a psychotic DOS program that you can talk with);; Raise a plant via the Internet;; Deep Thoughts (by Jack Handy) (Reload for different ones);;Last Modified:;Mon Oct 28 20 :07:32 CDT 1996;by H. Chad Lane;
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Susan Hert's Home Page; Susan E. Hert hert@cs.wisc.edu;Research Assistant; Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin-Madison;1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison,;WI 53706-1685;Telephone: (608) 262-5105; Curriculum Vita; (postscript); Research Interests; Publications; Software; Other Interesting Links; Research Interests; Applied and Experimental Computational Geometry; Analysis of Algorithms; Design of Motion Planning Algorithms; Computer Graphics for Geometric Algorithms; Advisor: V;ladimir Lumelsky;Currently, I work in the;UW Robotics Lab developing motion planning alogirthms for multiple;robots in a common environment.; Selected Publications; Susan Hert, Vladimir Lumelsky,; "Deforming Curves in the Plane for Tethered-Robot Motion Planning".; (An; extended abstract of this paper appeared in Proceedings of; 1996 Canadian Conference on Computational Geometry, August 1996.); Susan Hert, Vladimir Lumelsky,; "Planar Curve Routing for Tethered-Robot Motion Planning"; to appear in International Journal of Computational Geometry &; Applications.; Susan Hert, Vladimir Lumelsky,; "The Ties that Bind: Motion Planning for Multiple Tethered Robots",; Robotics and Autonomous Systems 17 (1996) 187-215.; (A version of this paper was published in; Proc. 1994 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and; Automation , May 1994.); Susan Hert, Sanjay Tiwari, and Vladimir Lumelsky,; "A Terrain-Covering Algorithm for an AUV", to appear in; Journal of Autonomous Robots Special Issue on Autonomous Underwater; Robots .; Susan Hert, Vladimir Lumelsky,; "Moving Multiple Tethered Robots between Arbitrary Configurations",; Proc. 1995 International Conference on Intelligent Robots and; Systems , August 1995.; Susan Hert, Dan Reznik,; "The Simulation Library: A Basis for Animation Programs (Version 2.0)"; , Technical Report RL-95002,; University of Wisconsin-Madison, Robotics Laboratory, July 1995.;Interesting Links; Computational Geometry Pages; Computer Science Education Links; Books on the Web;; Reference Shelf; The Library of Congress; The On-line Books Page; Travels with Samantha; Cooking on the Web;; Epicurious; Veggies Unite!;
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Kirk Hogenson; Kirk Hogenson;Graduate Student;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison, WI 53706;Office: CS&S 6387;E-mail: hog@cs.wisc.edu;Telephone: (608) 262-5083; I am Kirk;Hogenson; I am a graduate student; at the UW-Madison in; Madison,; Wisconsin. I am in the; UW-CS Department.; I'm the TA for;CS310, Sections 304 and 305. My office hours are:; Tues 11:00 - 12:30; Wed 3:30 - 5:00;You can also look at my;schedule. If none of my office hours work;out for you, e-mail me and we'll try;to set up an appointment for some other time.; Here is what you can do:; finger me.; Send me some mail; Visit Ghana,; the country I was in while serving in the;; Peace Corps.; Why is my username hog?; Check out the; PNHP Student Group page, maintained by my wife, Eiluned.; Last Updated: Sep 2, 1996;
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CS 536, Fall 1996; CS 536: Introduction to Programming Languages and Compilers;Spring 1996; Story of the Month;(new for October); Schedule; Lecture: 9:30 - 10:45 TuTh, 1221 Comp Sci & Stat; Recitation: 2:30 - 3:20 Tu, 107 Psychology; Instructor:; Susan Horwitz; Office: 5391 CS&S; Telephone: 262-7946; E-mail: horwitz@cs.wisc.edu; Office Hours: Tuesday 3:30 - 4:30; Friday 1:30 - 2:30; or by appointment; Teaching Assistant:; Rahul Kapoor; Office: 3360 CS&S; Telephone: 262-9275; E-mail: rahul@cs.wisc.edu; Office Hours: Monday and Wednesday 3:45 - 5:15; or by appointment; Texts on Reserve at Wendt Library:; Compilers Principles, Techniques, and Tools, Aho, Sethi, and Ullman.; Crafting a Compiler, Fischer and LeBlanc.;; What's New (Check this regularly); General Course Information; Course Overview; Key Dates; Information about assignments, exams, and grading (including late policy);; Getting Started;; Readings;; Programming Assignments and Homeworks;; Examinations;; Lecture Notes;; Useful Programming Tools;; Grades;; Email;; Links of Interest;
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Susan B. Horwitz;Susan B. Horwitz;Professor;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin-Madison;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706-1685;USA;E-mail: horwitz@cs.wisc.edu;Telephone: (608) 262-7946;Secretary: (608) 262-0017;Department: (608) 262-1204;Fax: (608) 262-9777;Ph.D., Cornell University, 1985;Research interests:;language-based programming environments;program slicing, differencing, and merging;static analysis of programs;interprocedural dataflow analysis;Research Summary;My work mainly involves the design and implementation;of language-based programming tools that help programmers with problems like:; understanding how existing programs work, and how they would be affected;by proposed modifications;; understanding the textual, structural, and semantic differences between;two versions of a program;; retesting a program after changing it;; combining pieces of old programs to produce a new program, with certain;semantic guarantees.;This work has involved the use of a program representation called the;program dependence graph (PDG), and an operation called slicing.;I am also working on new algorithms for precise, interprocedural;dataflow analysis.;Previous work on interprocedural dataflow analysis mainly concentrated;either on efficient algorithms for specific individual problems,;or on (not necessarily efficient) algorithms for a general class of problems.;Thomas Reps, Mooly Sagiv, and I have developed and implemented a new;algorithm that is both efficient, and applies to a large class of problems.;Recent Publications;M. Shapiro and S. Horwitz,;Fast and accurate flow-insensitive points-to analysis,;To appear in Conference Record of the Twenty-Fourth ACM Symposium on;Principles of Programming Languages,;(Paris, France, January 1997).;S. Horwitz, T.Reps, and M. Sagiv,;Demand interprocedural dataflow analysis.;In Proceedings of the ACM SIGSOFT Symposium on the Foundations of Software;Engineering,;(Washington DC, October 1995).;M. Sagiv, T. Reps, and S. Horwitz,;Precise interprocedural dataflow analysis with applications to constant;propagation.;In Proceedings of the Sixth International Joint Conference on the Theory;and Practice of Software Development,;(Aarhus Denmark, May 1995).;T. Reps, M. Sagiv, and S. Horwitz,;Precise interprocedural dataflow analysis via graph reachability.;In Conference Record of the Twenty-Second ACM Symposium on Principles;of Programming Languages,;(San Francisco CA, January 1995).;S. Bates and S. Horwitz,;Incremental program testing using program dependence graphs.;In Conference Record of the Twentieth ACM Symposium on Principles;of Programming Languages,;(Charleston, SC, January 1993).;S. Horwitz and T. Reps,;The use of program dependence graphs in software engineering.;In Proceedings of the Fourteenth International Conference;on Software Engineering,;(Melbourne, Australia, May 1992).;S. Horwitz,;Identifying the semantic and textual differences between two versions of a;program.;In Proceedings of the SIGPLAN 90 Conference on Programming Language;Design and Implementation,;(White Plains, NY, June 1990).;Teaching; cs536;
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Home Page for Sid Hummert's cs110, C++ sections;CS110; Instructor: Sid Hummert; How to contact me:; email: hummert@cs.wisc.edu; office: 1307, Computer Sciences and Statistics; office phone: 262-6602; home phone: 276-4477; Office Hours:;Monday 12:15-1:15;Thursday 3:00-4:00; Announcements:; Textbook;Problem solving with C++-- the object of programming by;Walter Savitch; Section Information:; 9:55-10:45a, MWF, Psych 138, Lec. 6; 11:00-11:50a, MWF, Psych 130, Lec. 10; Grades; Computer Lab; Rm. 1350, Computer Science and Statistics; Course Information:; Day 1 handout; What is 110 all about; Tentative Syllabus for semester; Late Policy; Grading Criteria; Academic Misconduct; Viewgraphs; 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; Assignments:; Program 0 due Wed, Nov. 6; Program 1 due Fri, Nov. 15;
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Igor Ivanisevic's Home Page;Igor;Ivanisevic;;This is me working on my newest project...;(disclaimer: I am not an alien nor do I speak for any aliens in particular);Needless to say this page is under construction;(if I ever feel like actually constructing it);but I already have 2 links and an e-mail up!;Research Interests:;Robotics, Vision Stuff, AI in general;Graduate Slave at:;University of Wisconsin CS Department;Was an undergrad at:;Drake University CS/Math Department;Address:;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706;Office: CS&S 1304;Phone: (608) 262-6601;Home Phone: (608) 256-0816;E-mail:;iigor@cs.wisc.edu;iigor@cs.wisc.edu;
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Ira Sharenow's Home page; Ira Sharenow (iss@cs.wisc.edu);Teaching Assistant, CS 132 Peterson; Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin - Madison;Madison, WI 53706;Office: 3310 Computer Sciences;Telephone: (608)262-1721;Office Hours for CS 132, Sections 351 and 352:;Tuesdays 12:05 - 12:55 PM;Thursdays 4:00 - 4:50 PM;Section 351 meets TR at 1 PM.;Section 352 meets TR at 2:30 PM;Both Classes meet in room 1366 Computer Sciences;CS 132 Announcements;Handouts;Mother Jones profile of Ira Sharenow; Recreational Site; Please send me an email with your comments.;Last modified: Tuesday, September 24, 1996 by Ira Sharenow;
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Jim Basney;Jim Basney;Graduate Student/Research Assistant;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin-Madison;1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison, WI 53706-1685;Email:;jbasney@cs.wisc.edu;Office: 3387 Computer Science and Statistics;Office Phone: (608) 262-3924;FAX: (608) 262-9777;My research interests lie in the area of Operating Systems and;Networks. I am currently working on;Condor, under direction;of Prof. Miron Livny.;I received my B.A. from;Oberlin College in;Computer Science and;English.;I have some web;pages at Oberlin.;My resume and code;from some previous projects are available online.;Last Modified: Mon Sep 16 10:51:22 1996 by Jim Basney;
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Jerel L. Mackay's Home Page;Jerel L. Mackay; I am an Assistant Researcher in Computer Sciences specializing in; Databases and Operating Systems.; I work fulltime for the Computer Systems Lab at the; University of Wisconsin-Madison Computer Sciences Department.; My responsibilities include developing and supporting our SYBASE; and Ingres database installations, SUN's, backup software, and; training student hourlies.; I play the electric guitar (thrash metal being my specialty) and; also the violin (classical and baroque mainly).; I've seen the error of my evil ways, click here for before and after. Shocking huh? Here's one more in case you didn't believe your eyes the first time.;;When I'm not working I like to:; Record (mostly funny "covers" of stuff from ABBA to Metallica) but also some originals.) SOON you will be able to sample these hits from my new cd.; Watch my favorite TV show:;; Play raquetball, golf or shoot pool.; Stand around in a towel.;Yeah I know there's not much here. I'm working on it...;Finger Jerel;Last modified: Mon Apr 25 14:05:20 CDT 1994 by Jerel L. Mackay;jerel@cs.wisc.edu;
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Smu's Home Page of Relief and Happiness;;; (Java, good; censorship bad);THIS IS BIG, REALLY;;e-mail me at jherro@cs.wisc.edu;;Some notes for my CS 132 classes.;There, you've made it to my home page. Now you can relax. Hee hee!;Lets see, what would be a cool thing to put in a home page? How about a;picture? Here, this is a picture me and my girlfriend of 4 and a half years. I'm afraid its a bit dated though. Its almost 4 years old itself.;;After many years of torture this is me now.;;After disembodyment, I became the floating head of death.;; -- the directory that has the animation; frames (a series of pictures in GIF or JPEG; format, by default named T1.gif, T2.gif,..); -- number of the starting frame (1..n); -- number of the end frame (1..n); -- milliseconds to pause between images; default - can be overriden by PAUSES); -- repeat the sequence?; -- explicit order for frames - see below;;;; Stuff about me Here is some vital information about me and how I aquired the nickname: SMU.;; I would like to take this time to apologize for the lameness of my page. Please bear with me. Here are some pretty;pictures of jack skellington and kermit the frog.>;;There, those are interesting. Here is something else neat. This is;a link to my friend Dan's homepage. He writes Haiku's and he said that;he was going to put some there. click;here to get to Dan's stuff. Dan was a roomate of mine in under-grad at Notre Dame. Here are some memories of that forgotten time with Dan and my roomates.;; The cult of the Wax Hippo;This is the most exploratory intervention of chaotic existence in reality.; Follow this link and enjoy all the benefits of a matriarchical society. JOIN TODAY!!;; An exclusive club. Hierarchy and Rules!!! What fun!;;;These are some of my old friends Homepages .;Here are some semi-cool links.; Notre Dame's home page; YAHOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!; work.;This link contains the Free Software Shack.;And here are a bazillion search engines in one:W3 Search Engines;mpeg movie archive;;HERE IS A REALLY COOL LINK:; A great muppet page. Sounds, images and links. Very cool.;;Rachel If you want to see select cool canoe trip pictures look here.;There is a bout 2.2 meg of them. Here they are. Have fun!;Canoe Pictures;
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Jie-Bing Yu's Home Page; Jie-Bing Yu;Index:;General Information |;Education |;Advisor |;Research Interests |;Research Projects |; Publications |; Pointers |; Hobbies;General Information;Research Assistant;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706;Tel: (608) 262-6622;Fax: (608) 262-9777;jiebing.cs.wisc.edu;Education; Ph.D.; M.S.;(Computer Science) University of Wisconsin - Madison, 1993;Advisor; Prof. David DeWitt;Research Interests; Tertiary Storage Support for DBMS; Parallel Database Management Systems; Object-Oriented Database Management Systems; Geographic Information Systems;Research Projects; Paradise; SHORE;Publications;Building a Scaleable Geo-Spatial DBMS: Technology,;Implmentation, and Evaluation;(with J. Patel, N. Kabra, K. Tufte, B. Nag, J. Burger,;N. Hall, K. Ramasamy, R. Lueder, C. Ellman, J. Kupsch,;S. Guo, D. DeWitt, and J. Naughton),;Submitted for publication, October, 1996.;Query Pre-Execution and Batching in Paradise:;A Two-Pronged Approach to the Efficient Processing;of Queries on Tape-Resident Data Sets;(with D. J. DeWitt),;Submitted for publication, October, 1996.;Processing Satellite Images on Tertiary Storage:;A Study of the Impact of Tile Size on Performance;(with D. J. DeWitt), To appear in 5th NASA GOddard Conference;on Mass Storage Systems and Technologies, September, 1996.;Using Constraints to Query R*-Tree;(with J. Goldstein, R. Ramakrishnan and U. Shaft),;A shorter version will appear in CP96 Workshop on;Constraints and Databases, February, 1996.;Client-Server Paradise;(with D. DeWitt, N. Kabra, J. Luo and J. Patel),;Proceedings of the 1994 Very Large Data Bases Conference,;Santiago, Chile, September 1994.;Storage Reclamation and Reorganization in Client-Server;Persistent Object Store;(with V. Yong and J. Naughton),;Proceedings of the 1994 IEEE Data Engineering Conference,;Houston, TX, February 1994.;Pointers; EOSDIS; SIGMOD; UW-Madison DBMS Research Group;Hobbies; Tennis -- TENNIS SERVER; Volleyball -- VOLLEYBALLWEB; White Water Rafting -- Whitewater Page;;Can you find me in the picture? Click here for a full sized picture.; Last Updated: July 14, 1996 by Jie-Bing Yu (jiebing@cs.wisc.edu);
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Jignesh's Home Page;Jignesh M. Patel jignesh@cs.wisc.edu.;;Welcome!;Research Assistant; Department of Computer Sciences; University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53706-1685;Telephone: (608) 262-6625;Advisor: David DeWitt;Research Interests:; GIS systems, parallel database systems and object-relational databases.; Currently working on the Paradise project.;Publications Related to Paradise; Client-Server Paradise : Paper published in VLDB 1994.; Partition Based Spatial Merge Join : To be published in SIGMOD 1996.;Other Publications; Accurate Modeling of the Hybrid Hash Join Algorithm : Paper published in SIGMETRICS 1994.;Miscellaneous stuff:; Virtual Tourist; Inline Skating; IT-BHU home page; Madhuri dey dey, Kashmir ley ley; My bookmarks;
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Johannes Gehrke's homepage;Johannes Gehrke;Welcome! I am an international graduate student;at the Computer Sciences;Department; at the University of;Wisconsin-Madison. My area of interest is database;management systems. I am working in the area of data mining under;Professor Raghu;Ramakrishnan.;This page is under construction.;Contact Information;Publications;Interesting Links;Contact Information;Email:;johannes@cs.utexas.edu;Office;University of Wisconsin-Madison;Computer Sciences Department; 1210 West Dayton Street, room 3379; Madison, Wisconsin 53706-1685; (608) 263-2150;;Home;706-D Eagle Heights; Madison, WI 53705; (608) 233-0937;;Publications; I. Stoica,;H. Abdel-Wahab,;K. Jeffay,;S.K. Baruah,;J.E. Gehrke,;and;C.G. Plaxton.;A Proportional Share Resource Allocation Algorithm;For Real-Time, Time-Shared Systems. In;Proceedings of the 17th IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium,;Washington, DC, December 1996 (to appear). Here is an;expanded version.;S.K. Baruah,;J.E. Gehrke,;and;C.G. Plaxton.;Fast;Scheduling of Periodic Tasks on Multiple Resources. In;Proceedings of the 9th IEEE International Parallel Processing;Symposium, April 1995. Expanded version available as Technical;Report TR-95-02, Department of Computer Sciences, The University;of Texas at Austin, February 1995;Johannes Gehrke;
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CS132 Info;CS 132 Info for Section 358;TA Name: Jon Bodner;Sections: 358 (MW 6:10-7:25);Office Hours: Monday 12:30-1:30 and Thursday 1:30-2:30;Office Number: 1308, Computer Sciences and Statistics (down the hall from DoIT);Phone: 262-6602;E-Mail: jonb@cs.wisc.edu;Here are a few things to keep in mind:;If you need a copy of the lab guide for my sections, click here to get one, then choose Print from the File Menu and click OK.;If you have any questions, please stop by during my office hours or send me E-Mail.;Grades for my section are available by clicking here.;Jon Bodner/jonb@cs.wisc.edu/1326 Mound St. #1, Madison, WI 53715;Last Modified: September 15, 1996;
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Jon's Home Page;Welcome to Jon's Home Page!;I'm a first year graduate student at the University of Wisconsin, Madison,;studying computer science. I am a TA for CS 132: Using Computers. I;am also maintaining a FAQ (Frequently;Asked Questions) List on the latest PowerBook models released by Apple;(the 5300's, the 190's, and the 2300's);Here are a few things to look at:;Students in my CS 132 Lab Sections should;click here;I've amassed a big list of good Web;sites, in a number of catagories.;Check out the Web pages for the UW-Madison CS department, UW-Madison itself, and my alma mater, RPI!;The sites I visit the most often are:;Apple's Home Page -- For all your;Mac needs;The Nando;Times -- For great news coverage;The Spot -- For mind-numbing,;soap-operaish drivel;ZiffNet -- For computer industry;news;CS564: Database Management Systems and CS 701: Construction of Compilers --;For keeping up with my classwork;Today's;Dilbert -- For a bit of a chuckle;Jon Bodner/jonb@cs.wisc.edu/1326 Mound;St. #1, Madison, WI 53715;Last Modified: September 15, 1996;
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Jeff Shabel's Home Page;Cheers! Welcome to Jeff Shabel's Home Page at U of Wisconsin;Cheers Theme Song (.AU 517K);I am the TA for;CS/ECE 752.;Office Hours: Tues 10-11AM, Thurs 2:20-3:20PM or by appointment.;Office: CS 1351;Personal Information;Major:;Computer Science (Architecture Emphasis);Status:;Second-year Graduate Student. View my;Fall 1996 schedule.;Age:;23;Academic Background:;Received a BS in Computer Engineering from;UC San Diego in the;Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department.;Home Town:;Cupertino, CA. (by;San Jose);High School:;Monta Vista High School, Cupertino, CA.;Plans:;Graduate with an MS in Computer Science in May 1997.;Favorite Sports Teams:;Golden State Warriors (Basketball) -;San Jose Mercury News, and;Nando Net;San Jose Sharks (Hockey) -;San Jose Mercury News, and;Nando Net;San Francisco 49ers (Football)-;San Jose Mercury News, and;Nando Net;Oakland A's;Favorite WWW Links:;News:;San Jose Mercury News;Music:;*;Columbia House / BMG FAQ; Find out how to join Columbia House under their 10-for-1/2;deal! Also tips and info on how to join these Music Clubs.;Miscellaneous:;View / Print PostScript Documents with MS Windows!;Send Mail to: jshabel@cs.wisc.edu;
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Karen L. Karavanic;Everything I need to know I learned in a NYC public school...;Karen L. Karavanic;Research Assistant, Paradyn Parallel Performance Tools Project; University of Wisconsin-Madison;Computer Sciences Department; 1210 West Dayton Street;Madison , WI 53706;; 6372 CS&S (608)262-6617; karavan@cs.wisc.edu;I am currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Computer Science. My research interests include...; Parallel Computing Environments; Automating the Performance Tuning Process; Operating Systems; Databases;Ask Me About...;UW-Madison Women in Computer Sciences (WICS);Frontiers in Science, a cool program for Dane County High School Students;TRIO Student Support Services, free tutoring and other support for UW-Madison undergraduates!;Don't Miss these Sites...;The web page that could save your life: the Safer Sex Page;For Chocolate Lovers Only;Stuyvesant High School Alumni Association;Stuyvesant High School Class of 1980;THOMAS: Legislative Information on the Internet;The U.S. Constitution;"The cure for anything is salt water -- sweat, tears, or the sea."; -- Isak Dinesen; "A ship in port is safe, but that is not what ships are for.; Sail out to sea and do new things."; -- Admiral Grace Hopper, Computer Pioneer;
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Stefanos Kaxiras' Home Page; Stefanos Kaxiras (kaxiras@cs.wisc.edu);Editor, IEEE 1596.2 Kiloprocessor Extensions to SCI;Research Assistant, University of Wisconsin; Research Interests and Summary; Recent Publications;Research Interests:; Shared-memory multiprocessing & Scalable Coherent Interface (SCI); Cache design; Aspects of Parallelism in Processor-in-Memory (or Memory-in-Processor) architectures (Galileo);Research Summary:;In 1994 I have introduced the GLOW Kiloprocessor Extensions to SCI (a.k.a. Hierarchical Extensions SCI) in collaboration;with Jim Goodman. I am now working to both examine in depth design options and develop the upcoming 1596.2 standard in;colaboration with Jim Goodman, David V. James and Stein Gjessing.; Recent Publications:;The GLOW Cache Coherence Protocol Extensions for Widely Shared Data,;Stefanos Kaxiras and James R. Goodman;To appear in Proceedings International Conference on Supercomputing, May 1996;Also as: Technical report TR-1305;Kiloprocessor Extensions to SCI,;Stefanos Kaxiras;To appear in Proceedings of the 10th International Parallel Processing Symposium, April 1996;Implementation and Performance of the GLOW Kiloprocessor Extensions to SCI on the Wisconsin Wind Tunnel,;Stefanos Kaxiras and James R. Goodman;2nd International Workshop on SCI-based High-Performance Low-Cost Computing, March 1995;Hierarchical Extensions to Cache Coherence in SCI,;Stefanos Kaxiras and James R. Goodman;1st International Workshop on SCI-based High-Performance Low-Cost Computing, August 1994;Hierarchical Extensions to SCI,;James R. Goodman and Stefanos Kaxiras;University of Wisconsin, Computer Sciences Dept., TR-1235, July 1994;PSM: Software Tool for Simulating, Prototyping, and Monitoring of Multiprocessor Systems,;A. Stafylopatis, I. Papakonstantinou, S. Kaxiras;Information and Software Technology 34, May 1992, pp. 313-325;The automated synthesis of parallel dedicated architectures using prolog specifications,;P. Tsanakas, G. Papakonstantinou K. Pekmestzi and S. Kaxiras;P.D.COM 91, Greece, 1991;A Hardware Synthesis Methodology Using Prolog,;P. Tsanakas, G. Papakonstantinou, S. Kaxiras;Microprocessing and Microprogramming 32 (1991) 307-314, North-Holland;
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Kristin's Home Page;Kristin Tufte; Research Assistant; Computer Sciences Department; University of Wisconsin -- Madison; 1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53706; (608) 262-6622;tufte@cs.wisc.edu;Advisor: David J. DeWitt; Miscellany:;HDF Information Server;UW-Madison DBMS Research Group;ACM SIGMOD Information Server Home Page;EOS Project Science Office;Last modified: Sat Oct 14 20:13:27 1995 by Kristin Tufte;Kristin Tufte / tufte@cs.wisc.edu;
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Krung's homepage;Updated on 5 November 1996.;Krung's homepage underconstruction;I try to keep this page short and informative.;Have a good serf!!!;1997 : The year to come;The following are my own web related to topic I am doing research on.; Mathematical Programmings; : Ph D. project pursuing.; Course works; : Old course works in Computer Science department.; Computer companies; : Favorite hobby.; Personal information; : My personal opinion and life.;UW Madison-Wisconsin linked;The following Web pages are the some important links.;University of Madison-Wisconsin; as a whole.; Computer Sciences; department as a unique entity.; Electronic; library system from UW.;Krung Sinapiromsaran : Email;krung@cs.wisc.edu;
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CS 540 - Intro to AI (Kunen's Section); CS 540 - Introduction to Artificial Intelligence; Notice;The information here is for Spring, 1997.;Further details about the course;will appear here later.; Instructor:;Ken Kunen;Office: 6385 CS & Stats Building;Telephone: 263-2874;Email: kunen@cs.wisc.edu;Office Hours: ????, or by appointment, or by email.; Grades;There will be four programming assignments, counting 10%;each, and three exams, counting 20% each; the third;exam will be at the scheduled time and place for the final.;Programs may be turned in any time (until midnight) on the;day due.;Late assignments will loose 5% for each day late.; Topics Covered;The following order of topics isn't entirely logical, but;is designed so that the topic for each programming assignment;is discussed before the program is due.; Introduction to Lisp (Program 1); Searching and Game Playing (Program 2); Introduction to Prolog; Natural Language Understanding (Program 3); Learning and Neural Networks (Program 4); Logical Deduction; Planning; Reasoning with Uncertain Knowledge; Lisp Information;Since Lisp is used in a lot (not all!) of AI programming, the course;will begin with a discussion of COMMON Lisp. It would probably be useful;to have some Lisp reference available to supplement the lectures;and the on-line help available within lisp itself. There are many;paperbacks available, most of which are probably ok.;; I like Common LISPcraft by Wilensky.; Another possibility:; The ANSI Common Lisp Book by Graham.;; Code used in the book is on line.; The Ultimate Lisp Reference: Steele's Common; Lisp: The Language (2nd Edition) , 1029 pages. Also;; available on line.;; Click here; for more information on using Common Lisp on the Suns; Additional Information; Textbook:;Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach; by Russell and Norvig; Class time: 8:30 - 10:45 TR (Lec. 1) and 11:00 - 12:15 TR (Lec. 2); in 1325 CS.; Recitation sessions: 2:30 - 3:45 T; in 2305 Engr (Lec. 1) and 4:00 - 5:15 T in 121 Psych (Lec. 2).; In these, no essentiallly new material will be presented.; I'll answer questions, give hints for; programming assignments, and review for exams.; They will usually last only 50 minutes. Since I am teaching; both sections, you may attend a recitation section which; is different from your lecture section.; The course directory is /p/course/cs540-kunen/public; An alpha-beta problem from a previous exam is on the course; directory (alpha_beta.ps).; click here to see it on line.; A best-first-search problem from a previous exam is on the course; directory (astar.ps).; click here to see it on line.; Exams from Fall, 1995 (postscript); Exam 1; Exam 2; Exam 3 (Final); Some still older exams are in the course directory.; Last Changed: November 4, 1996 by kunen@cs.wisc.edu;
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Ken Kunen's Home Page; Kenneth Kunen;Professor;Math and Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin;1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison, WI 53706-1685;E-mail: kunen@cs.wisc.edu;Telephone: (608) 263-2874;Ph.D., Stanford University, 1968;Interests: automated deduction, logic programing,;set theory, topology; Research Summary;Most of my research work involves logic and its applications.;Typical applications are automated deduction and logic programming.;In automated deduction, we use tools like resolution;to prove new mathematical theorems.;In logic programming, we study the semantics of languages like;Prolog. Specific topics I am considering are the Prolog;use of negation-as-failure, and the semantic incompatibilities between;least-fixed-point computations and the Prolog-style backtracking computation.;In mathematical logic, I work on axiomatic set theory.;Besides being of interest in its own right, this;subject relates to various abstract areas of mathematics,;such as set-theoretic topology and measure theory,;where many basic questions turn out to be independent of the usual;axioms of set theory.; Selected Recent Publications;The following are all postscript files.; Kunen, K.,;; The Shortest Single Axioms for Groups of Exponent 4,; Computers and Mathematics and Applications,; 29 (1995) 1-12.; Hart, J. &amp Kunen, K.,;; Single Axioms for Odd Exponent Groups,; J. Automated Reasoning 14 (1995) 383-412.; Kunen, K.,;; A Ramsey Theorem in Boyer-Moore Logic,; to appear, J. Automated Reasoning.; Kunen, K. &amp van Mill, J.,;; Measures on Corson Compact Spaces;Fundamenta Mathematica 147 (1995) 61-72.; Hart, J. &amp Kunen, K.,;; Locally Constant Functions ,; Fundamenta Mathematica 150 (1996) 67-96.; Kunen, K.,;; The Semantics of Answer Literals ,; Technical Report TR-95-1282, University of Wisconsin, 1995,; to appear, J. Automated Reasoning.; Kunen, K.,;; Non-Constructive Computational Mathematics,; Technical Report TR-95-1287, University of Wisconsin, 1995,; to appear, J. Automated Reasoning.; Kunen, K.,;; Moufang Quasigroups,; J. Algebra 83 (1996) 231-234.; Kunen, K.,;; Quasigroups, Loops, and Associative Laws , preprint; to appear, J. Algebra .; Kunen, K.,;; The Structure of Conjugacy Closed Loops , preprint; Kunen, K.,;; A Completeness Result for Linked Resolution ,; to appear, MIT Press.;; Hart, J. &amp Kunen, K.,;; Weak Measure Extension Axioms ,; ROUGH DRAFT!!;Book Review:;; Hart, J. &amp Kunen, K.,;; Review of "Notes on Set Theory" by Moschovakis,; American Mathematical Monthly 103 (1996) 87-91.; Courses Taught;For fall, 1996:; Math 131: Geometrical Inference and Reasoning.; Math 770: Foundations of Mathematics.;For spring, 1997:;; Comp Sci 540: Artificial Intelligence.; Last Changed: October 4, 1996 by kunen@cs.wisc.edu;
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Steven Huss-Lederman's Home Page; Steven Huss-Lederman's Home Page; My research interests include:; My research at the Univ. of Wisconsin at Madison relates to the;Wisconsin Wind Tunnel project.; My other big research area is parallel linear algebra which is;covered by the PRISM;project.; I am also heavily involed in the MPI;standard.;I and several others recently published a book about the original MPI;standard. You can get information on ordering the book from MIT Press (ISBN;95-80471). You can also look at MPI:;The Complete Reference on the web.;As the MPI-2 editor, I can get you the current draft of the MPI Forum.;Please keep in mind that the work of the MPI Forum is ongoing and;its documents are intended for use by those interested in the ongoing;work of the MPI Forum. For committee members, the;compressed postscript, complete sources as a compressed;tar file, and the;individual source files are available.; Information you would get if you did a finger on me:; Steven Huss-Lederman; Computer Science Dept.; Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison; 1210 W. Dayton St.; Madison, WI 53706; Phone: (608)262-0664; (608)265-4892 (for message if desperate); FAX: (608)262-9777; e-mail: lederman@cs.wisc.edu; WEB: http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~lederman/lederman.html; Office: 6367 Computer Science and Statistics Building;
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Home Page of Lawrence H. Landweber;Lawrence H. Landweber; Professor; Computer Sciences Department; University of Wisconsin; 1210 W. Dayton St.; Madison, WI 53706-1685; Telephone: (608) 262-1204; Fax: (608) 265-2635; Email: lhl@cs.wisc.edu;Ph.D., Purdue University, 1967;Interests:;Computer networks and protocols, high speed networks, electronic;mail; Research Summary;My research program focuses on high speed networks. We are participating;in the Gigabit project, a DARPA-NSF national project which involves;the design and implementation of network testbeds operating at;gigabit per second data rates. At Wisconsin we are working on;issues of protocol design, congestion and admission control, visualization;of atmospheric phenomena and virtual conferencing.; Sample Recent Publications;Design and implementation of a fast virtual circuit establishment;method for ATM networks (with R. Olsen), Proceedings of the;IEEE INFOCOM Conference, San Francisco, April, 1993.;;Dynamic time windows: Packet admission control with feedback (with;T. Faber and A. Mukherjee), Proceedings of the ACM SIGCOMM;Conference, Baltimore, August, 1992.;;Dynamic time windows and generalized virtual clock: Combined closed-loop;/ open loop congestion control (with A. Mukherjee and T. Faber),;Proceedings of the IEEE INFOCOM Conference, pp. 322-332,;Florence, May, 1992.; Networking Courses;Connectivity Table;
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Shannon Lloyd's Home Page; Shannon Lloyd; Work Address;; University of Wisconsin -- Madison; Computer Science Department; 1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53706; 608-263-1938; lloyd@cs.wisc.edu; TA Responsibilities;; CS 132 Using Computers -- Lectures 3 & 4; Lab sections (1366 Comp S&St);; 354 5:20 - 6:35 pm TH; 356 6:40 - 7:55 pm TH;; Office hours (1351 Comp S&St);; Wednesday 12:00 - 1:00; Thursday 11:00 - 12:00; or by appointment;; Fall 1996 courses;; CS 701 Construction of Compilers (9:30 - 10:45 TH); CS 771 (545) Computational Linguistics (1:20 - 3:15 MWF); Various other links;; Women in Computer Science; University of Utah Department of; Chemistry; University of Utah Department of; Computer Science; Personal;; Engineering Career Services;; Computation and Language Archive;; Computational Linguistics;; Natural Language Processing;; UW Artificial Intelligence;; Cognitive and Linguistic Science; xsoft lexdemo;
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Manuvir's Home Page;Manuvir Das;Now that you know what my name is and;what I look like, hello. Feel;free to look around, and if you need more information about something;send me some email.;If, like me, you have a passion for Golf, here's an;action photo.;Later,;- Manuvir;What should you know about me?;What should you know about in general?;Let's start with my advisor.... (better say this;to keep the money coming!).;With that out of the way, let's turn to the;original America's Team.;And of course, the league they play in.;For days other than Sunday, a round or two of Golf.;And finally: when you say Wis-consin, you've said it all!;manuvir@cs.wisc.edu;
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CS/ECE 752 Fall 1994-1995;CS/ECE 752: Advanced Computer Architecture I;Fall 1994-1995 Offering;; Course Information; Instructor:; Mark D. Hill;Office: 6373 Comp Sci & Stat;Email: markhill@cs.wisc.edu;Office hours: Tuesday 10:30 - 11:30; Friday 1:15 - 2:15 or by appointment; TA: Mo Shen;Office: 1351 Comp Sci & Stat;Phone: 263-1938;Email: mshen@cs.wisc.edu;Office hours: Monday 9:30 - 10:30; Thursday 4:00 - 5:00 or by appointment; Table of Contents; What's New; Reader; Lecture Notes; Homeworks; Project; Miscellanea;What's New;; Giving Talks;Reader;; Reader 1 Table of Contents (get full papers from DoIT);; Reader 2 Table of Contents (get full papers from DoIT);; Reader 3 Table of Contents (get full papers from DoIT);; Reader 4 Table of Contents (get full papers from DoIT); Lecture Notes;; Introduction (Chapter 1);; Performance & Cost (Chapter 2);; Instruction Sets (Chapter 3);; Caches (Chapter 6 Part A);; Memory (Chapter 6 Part B);; [Talluri & Hill 1994];; Basic Pipelining (Chapter 4 Part A);; Basic Pipelining (Chapter 4 Part B);; Instruction Level Parallelism; (Chapter 5 Part A);; Instruction Level Parallelism; (Chapter 5 Part B);; Input/Output (Chapter 7);; Interconnects (Chapter 8); No notes for Parallel Processing (Chapter 9).;Homeworks; Homework 1:; assignment; &; solution; Homework 2:; assignment; &; solution; Homework 3:; assignment; &; solution; Homework 4:; assignment; &; solution; Homework 5:; assignment; &; solution;Project;; Assignment; Proposals due November 7 in class; Talks December 5-14 in class; Report due December 19 at noon;Miscellanea;; Giving Talks;; Spring 1993 final;; Spring 1993 project assignment;; Spring 1993 midterm; (using first edition of Hennessy & Patterson);; Architecture Qualifying Exams (a source of hard questions);; Computer Architecture Seminar;; Wisconsin CS's Computer Architecture Group;; World-Wide Computer Architecture Information;
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CS110 Section 8; CS110 Section 8; Instructor; Michael Birk; Email: mbirk@cs.wisc.edu; Office: 1302 Comp Sci & St; Phone: 262-6600 (office), 251-7734 (home); Office Hours: Tue 4:30 pm, Wed 2:30 pm, Thu 1:00 pm; (in my office or the lab), or by appointment; Assignments; Program 1 - due Tue 11/12/96; Program 0 - due Tue 11/5/96; Administrative Information; Text: Problem Solving with C++: The Object of Programming,; Walter Savitch, 1996; Room & Time: 115 Psychology, 9:30-10:45 Tuesday & Thursday; Lab:; 1350 Comp Sci & St ("The Vectra Lab"); Syllabus; Computation of Grades; Grading Standards; Late Assignments Policy; Handin Procedures; Cheating and Academic Misconduct; Lab Consultants; Other Links; CS110 Home Page; CS302 Home Page;; An Introduction to Microsoft Windows;; An Introduction to Borland C++;; A Tutorial on Using the Debugger; mbirk@cs.wisc.edu;
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CS302 Section 12; CS302 Section 12; Instructor; Michael Birk; Email: mbirk@cs.wisc.edu; Office: 1302 Comp Sci & St; Phone: 262-6600 (office), 251-7734 (home); Office Hours: Tue 4:30 pm, Wed 2:30 pm, Thu 1:00 pm; (in my office or the lab), or by appointment; Announcements; Test cases; for Program 6 now available.; Dice code discussed in class; Class Ranking by last four digits of; student ID number; Past Exams now online:; Spring 96,; Fall 95, and; Spring 95; Notes on the Hangman; Assignment (Program 3); Exam I - Monday, October 14, 7:15-9:15, 1325 Comp Sci (same; room as the lecture); Instructions for formatting; Syllabus for first eight weeks; is now available (second eight weeks coming soon); Instructions; on printing your program's output on a computer outside of the lab.; Late policy finalized; Room change: As of 9/10/96, we will meet in 1325 Comp Sci.; Assignments; Program 0 - due Tue 9/10/96; Program 1 - due Tue 9/17/96; Program 2 - due Tue 9/24/96; Program 3 - due Tue 10/8/96; Program 4 - due Tue 10/22/96; Program 5 - due Tue 11/5/96; Program 6 - due Tue 11/12/96; Administrative Information; Text: Problem Solving with C++: The Object of Programming,; Walter Savitch, 1996; Room & Time: 1302 Comp Sci & St, 11:00-12:15 Tuesday & Thursday; Lab:; 1350 Comp Sci & St ("The Vectra Lab"); Syllabus; Computation of Grades; Grading Standards; Late Assignments Policy; Handin Procedures; Cheating and Academic Misconduct; Lab Consultants; Other Links; CS302 Home Page;; An Introduction to Microsoft Windows;; An Introduction to Borland C++;; A Tutorial on Using the Debugger; mbirk@cs.wisc.edu;
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Mark L. McAuliffe;Mark L. McAuliffe;;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 W. Dayton St.;Madison, WI 53706;mcauliff@cs.wisc.edu; Research Interests:;Design and implementation of object-oriented database systems.;; Publications:;M.J. Carey, D.J. DeWitt, M.J. Franklin, N.E. Hall, M.L. McAuliffe,;J.F. Naughton, D.T. Schuh, M.H. Solomon, C.K. Tan, O.G. Tsatalos, S.J.;White and M.J. Zwilling. Shoring;Up Persistent Applications. Proc. ACM SIGMOD, May, 1994.;Mark L. McAuliffe and Marvin H. Solomon. A;Trace-Based Simulation of Pointer Swizzling Techniques.;Proceedings of IEEE Data Engineering, March, 1995.;Mark L. McAuliffe, Michael J. Carey, and Marvin H. Solomon. Towards;Effective and Efficient Free Space Management.;To appear: Proceedings of 1996 ACM SIGMOD Conference, June,;1996.;
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Marc Shapiro's Page; Marc Shapiro believes, "'A tautology is a tautology' is a tautology.";; I am currently obsessively fond of disappear fear, repulsed by C++,; pondering fast pointer analyses, watching lots of Jackie Chan movies,; thinking about programming language design, not reading much, trying to; teach elementary school students to think in terms of recursion,; and hoping to be interrupted.;; This is what C. A. R. Hoare wrote about pointers in 1973: "Their; introduction into high-level languages has been a step backward; from which we may never recover.";; My home page (with my schedule); Todd's; automatic accident generator; Elaine DiMasi's twisty little web page; Amanda Peet's web retreat;Here's my hyper-mode for emacs, with the;pull-down menus and all. Doesn't have all the cool html3 tags yet.;This is the web submissions software;I cobbled together for PLDI. You may be able to get it to work. It now;includes the previously mostly missing file submit.html!;This is my POPL '97 paper.;"Fast and Accurate Flow-Insensitive Points-To Analysis." Marc Shapiro;and Susan Horwitz. To appear in ACM Symposium on Principles of;Programming Languages, 1997.;My various addresses are:; Marc Shapiro, CS Dept; 1210 W. Dayton St; Madison, WI 53706-1685; 5385 CS; (608)262-1079; mail mds@cs.wisc.edu; talk mds@house.cs.wisc.edu;finger mds@house.cs.wisc.edu; 212 Marion St, Apt. 305; Madison, WI 53703-1953; (608)257-6286;Here's a list of people I don't know. (Really.); Marc Shapiro; (I did meet him once.); Jonathan Goldstein; Paul Ferguson; Lawrence Brown;Last modified: Thu Oct 24 16:45:11 1996 by Marc Shapiro;mds@cs.wisc.edu;