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cs520: Introduction to Theoretical Computer Science;cs520:;Introduction to Theoretical Computer Science; Fall 1996;; MWF 1:20pm, room 1325 cs;;lecturer:;Brian Cole;email:;tuc@cs.wisc.edu;office:;1309 cs;office hours:;Monday 2:15 - 3:15pm; Friday 12:15 - 1:15pm;teaching assistant:;David Sundaram-Stukel;email:;sundaram@cs.wisc.edu;office:;5364 cs;office hours:;Tuesday 3:00 - 4:00pm; Wednesday 9:30 - 10:30am; Thursday 3:00 - 4:00pm;text:;Introduction to Languages and the Theory of Computation,; John C. Martin, North Dakota State University, 1991, McGraw Hill,; ISBN 0-07-040659-6;; the tentative lecture schedule,; including exam information;; some lecture clarifications; the assignments page;;grading policy:;%25 written assignments; %40 mid-term examination; %35 final examination;; archive of the;; cs520 mailing list; cs520 Home Page / 1 September 1996 / Brian Cole;; &lt; UW-Madison Computer Sciences home page &gt; &lt; UW-Madison home page &gt;;
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CS 525 (Also IE, MATH, STAT), Fall 1996; CS 525 (Also IE, MATH, STAT);Linear Programming;Fall 1996; Schedule; Lecture: 11:00 - 12:15 TR, 174 Mechanical Engineering; Open-Book Midterm Exam; Time & Date: 11:00 - 12:55 Thursday October 24, 1996; Location : 174 Mechanical engineering; Open-Book Final Exam; Time & Date: 12:25 - 2:25 Wednesday December 18, 1996; Location : TBA; Instructor:; Olvi L. Mangasarian; Office: 6393 Comp Sci & Stat; Pphone: 262-6593; E-mail: olvi@cs.wisc.edu; Office Hours: 2:30 - 4:30 Wednesdays (During Fall Semester); Teaching Assistant:; Yuh-Jye Lee; Office: 1307 Comp Sci & Stat; Telephone: 262-6602; E-mail: yuh-jye@cs.wisc.edu; Office Hours: MW 12:00-1:00; Textbook; Linear Programming with MATLAB , M. C. Ferris and O. L.;Mangasarian, Preliminary Version, DoIt, Madison, WI 1996.; Syllabus; Course Overview; Course Information;; Course Information;; Books on Reserve at Kurt Wendt Library;; MATLAB Setup;; Homework 1 (Due September 12, 1996);; Homework 2 (Due September 19 , 1996);; Homework 3 (Due September 24 , 1996);; Homework 4 (Due September 26, 1996);; Homework 5 (Due October 3 , 1996);; Homework 6 (Due October 8 , 1996);; Homework 7 (Due October 17, 1996);; Homework 8 (Due October ??, 1996);; Homework 9 (Due November ??, 1996);; Homework 10 (Due November ??, 1996);; Homework 11 (Due December ?, 1996);; Homework 12 (Due December ?, 1996);;; Programming Project (Due November 26, 1996);; Sample Midterm Exam of March 1993;; Solution to Sample Midterm Exam of March 1993;; Midterm Exam of March 1996;; Solution to Midterm Exam of March 1996;; Midterm Exam of October 1996;; Solution to Midterm Exam of October 1996;; Sample Final Exam of May 1993;; Final Exam of May 1996;; Solution to Final Exam of May 1996; Mathematical Programming at UW;; Home Page;; Courses; Relevant Web Sites;; Searchable Bibliographic Database of 15,000 Items;; Links to Various OR Sites;This page is updated periodically during the semester.;
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CS 537-2 Fall 1996 Home Page;CS 537-2:;Introduction to Operating Systems;Fall 1996;Tuesdays and Thursdays, 1:00-2:15pm in CS 1325;Discussion: Fridays, 1:00-2:15pm in CS 1221;Your Hosts:; Mary;Vernon (Instructor);and;Karuna;Muthiah (TA);Welcome to the home page for CS 537-2.;NOTE: Thursday lecture and Friday discussion will be;interchanged on the following dates:;Oct 3-4, Oct 10-11, Nov 7-8, Dec 5-6.;What's New:;Solutions to Quiz #3.;Assignment #4. (11/7/96); Office hours and email; Textbook and other readings; Grading, Projects and Quizzes; Mail Archive;Approximate Schedule of Topics;Week of;Topics;Reading;Sep 3introduction;;concurrency: threads, address spaces, processesChapter;1, 2.1;Sep 10thread management;;cooperating threadsChapter 2.2, 2.3;Sep 17synchronization;;implementing mutual exclusioncont'd.;Sep 24semaphorescont'd.;Oct 1monitors; concurrency: summarycont'd;Oct 8deadlock; process scheduling;Chapter 6, 2.4;Oct 15memory management: protection, address translation;;caching and TLBsChapter 3;Oct 22demand paged virtual memorycont'd.;Oct 29REVIEW; survey of i/o systemsChapter 4;Nov 5file systems & disk management;;naming and directoriesChapters 4 & 5;Nov 12the hardware, os, compiler, language interface;;protection & securityTBA;Nov 19Java overview, language;;Java objects, core methodsTBA;Nov 26Java threads, security;;Thanksgiving (no class)--;Dec 3networks and distributed systems;;remote procedure call (RPC)Chapter 9;Dec 10distributed file systems;;global memory systems; REVIEWChapter 13;vernon@cs.wisc.edu;
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CS 564 - Database Management Systems: Design and Implementation;CS 564;Database Management Systems: Design and Implementation;Course Information (Postscript version);What's New!; No class this Friday. Instead, we will have office hours at that time.; Assignment 3 due day changed to Nov. 8, this Friday; Assignment 3 FAQ (Text )(last updated Nov 5); Assignment 3 handout ( Postscript); Class Mailing List ( CS564-1); Solutions to Chapters' Exercises; Please DONT print them out; Solutions to all Chapters' Exercises ( Postscript);First Day Information; Overview; Prerequisites; Office Hours; Topics to be Covered; Grading; Important Dates; Important Policy Issues; The minibase; home page (Check here for details on Assignment 0!).;Assignments; Assignment 0 handout ( Postscript); Assignment 1 FAQ (;HTML )(last updated Sep 20); Assignment 1 handout ( Postscript); Assignment 2 FAQ ( HTML )(last updated Oct. 4); Assignment 2 handout ( Postscript); Last year's Midterm sample ( Postscript); The key to last year's Midterm ( Postscript);Using Sybase: Info at; UW and from Sybase;C++ Info/Help; Yahoo's entry of WWW C++ resources.;; C++ Tutorial;; GCC/G++ Info Tree;; GDB (debugger) Info Tree;; CS 302's "The C++ language" (under construction); 1994 C++ Assignment 1 Handout Not Graded, for C++ experience; A FAQ for 1994 Assignment;1;Other Handouts; Coding conventions.;Instructor; Raghu Ramakrishnan; Office: 7355 CS&S; Phone: 262-9759; E-Mail: raghu@cs; Office Hours: MW 12:30PM - 1:00PM;Lecture and Discussion; Lecture;; Time: MWF 11:00AM - 12:15PM; Place: 222 Ingraham;Teaching Assistants; Xuemei Bao; Office: 1345 CS&S; Phone: 262-1012; E-Mail: xbao@cs; Office Hours: 2:30PM - 3:30PM Tues and Thur;Last modified: Mon Sept.2 16:00:00 CDT 1996 by xbao;
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CS564 Lecture 2 Home Page; Welcome to the home page for CS564-2. This page is (obviously);under construction; as the semester progresses we will be adding;information that you need to know to this page.; The most important thing to know now is that the class meeting;room has been changed. Currently we are meeting in 150 Russell Labs;for the TR lectures; the optional discussion on Friday has not been;moved so it is still in 103 Psychology.;Instructor; Jeff Naughton; Office: 7369 CS&S; Phone: 262-8737; E-Mail: naughton@cs; Office Hours: F 8:15AM - 9:45AM;Teaching Assistant; Tim Jung; Office: 1308 CS&S; Phone: 262-6602; E-Mail: tjung@cs; Office Hours: 4:00PM - 5:00PM Monday; 2:30-3:30 Wednesday.;Lecture and Discussion; Lecture;; Time: TR 11:00 - 12:15; Place: 150 Russell Labs; Discussion (optional);; Time: F 9:55; Place: 103 Psychology;More information.; This lecture of 564 will be taught in close cooperation; with Lecture 1; in fact, the assignments (but probably not the; exams) will be the same for both. For more information about; CS564 in general, and the Minibase assignments in particular,; please see the CS564 Lecture 1 Homepage .;
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CS 577 - Introduction to Algorithms; Introduction to Algorithms - CS 577; Course Information; Instructor :;Eric Bach; Office : CSS 7385; Phone : 262 7997; e-mail : bach@cs.wisc.edu; Hours : MR 10 - 11 and by appt.; Teaching Assistant:; Bill Donaldson; Office : CSS 6394; Phone : 262- 6620; e-mail : wwd@cs.wisc.edu; Hours : T 1 - 2 R 12 - 1; Teaching Assistant:; Raji Gopalakrishnan; Office : CSS 1308; Phone : 262 6602; e-mail : raji@cs.wisc.edu; Hours : MW 11 - 12; Midterm Exam :;Oct 28, 1996 from 7:15 - 9:15pm, 1240 CS; Course Handouts;; Course Description;; Syllabus;; Books on Reserve;; Course Organization;; Homework 0;; Homework 1 Due Sep 30, 1996;; Homework 2 Due Oct 16, 1996;; Solutions to Homeworks;; Homework1;Graph; for fractal behaviour; Homework2;;Mail Archive;
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UW CS Computer Networking Courses (Professor Landweber);UW CS Computer Networking Courses;CS 640 - Introduction to Computer Networks;CS 740 - Advanced Computer Networks;Introduction to Computer Networks - CS 640;Table of Contents;International Connectivity Map;About UW Networking Courses Offered;Course Information;Instructor;Teaching Assistants;Course Syllabus;Mail Archives;Assignments;Programming References;Selected Readings;Click;here;to get the latest text version.; Networking;courses at UW-Madison;Course Information;Lecture;Time: 8:00 - 9:15 MWF;Place: 1221 Comp Sci & Stat;Class email: cs640-1list;Instructor: Lawrence H. Landweber;Office: 7397 Comp Sci & Stat;Phone: 263-7442;Email: lhl@cs.wisc.edu;Office hours: M,W,F 9:30-11:00;Teaching Assistant: Srinivasa Narayanan;Office: 3360;Phone: 262-9275;Email: nsp@cs.wisc.edu;Office hours:; Monday 2:00p - 4:00p; Wednesday 3:00p - 5:00p; If these times are not convenient, feel free to email me at; nsp@cs.wisc.edu for an appointment.;Teaching Assistant: Ben Teitelbaum;Office: 3310;Phone: NA;Email: ben@cs.wisc.edu;Office hours:; Tuesday 1:00p - 3:00p; Thursday 2:00p - 4:00p; If these times are not convenient, feel free to email me at; ben@cs.wisc.edu for an appointment.; Fall 1996 Course Syllabus; Fall 1996 Mail Archive (moderated); CSL Mail Archive (complete); Assignments - Fall 1996;Programming Assignment 1 (Error/Warning Codes); Class Project - Implementation of ATM Network Layer and Reliable ATM Adaptation Layer;Handout (PostScript);Project overview slides (PostScript) (Powerpoint);"Software Engineering 101" slides (PostScript) (Powerpoint); Design Document Evaluation Form (PostScript); Grading;Midterm Exam: 25%;Final Exam: 25%;Assignment 1: 5%;Term Project: 45%; Prior Midterms;Fall '92 Midterm;Fall '94 Midterm;Optional Reference Book for Project; UNIX Network Programming; Stevens, W. Richard; Prentice Hall; ISBN 0-13-949876-1; Programming References;BSD Socket Interface;Socket Interface Lecture;
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CS 726, Fall 1996; CS 726 (Also IE 726, Math 726, Stat 726);Nonlinear Programming Theory & Applications;Fall 1996; Schedule; Lecture: 8:50 - 9:40 MWF, 1257 CS&S; Course E-mail: cs726-1list@cs.wisc.edu; Course URL: http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~cs726-1/; Instructor:; Michael C. Ferris; Office: 6391 CS&S; Telephone: 262-4281; E-mail: ferris@cs.wisc.edu; Office Hours: 10:00 - 11:00 Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday; Teaching Assistant: Yuh-Jye Lee;; Office: 1307 CS&S; Telephone: 262-6602; E-mail: yuh-jye@cs.wisc.edu; Office Hours: 12:00 - 1:00 Wednesday, 2:00 - 4:00 Thursday; Class Text:; Nonlinear Programming , Olvi L. Mangasarian, SIAM Publishers,;Philadelphia 1994.; Other Useful Texts:; Nonlinear Programming Theory and Algorithms , M. S. Bazaraa, H. D. Sherali and C. M. Shetty,;Second Edition, Wiley, New York 1993.; Nonlinear Programming , D. Bertsekas, Athena Scientific, 1996.; General Course Information; Course Overview;; Introduction; Linear Inequalities and Theorem of the Alternative; Convex Sets in $R sup n$; Convex and Concave Functions; Saddlepoint Optimality Criteria without Differentiability; Differentiable Convex and Concave Functions; First Order Optimality Criteria with Differentiability; Second Order Optimality Criteria with Differentiability; Duality in Nonlinear Programming; Generalizations of Convex Functions; Other Optimality Conditions: Exact Penalty, Augmented Lagrangians,;Gradient Projection, etc.;;; Books on Reserve at Kurt Wendt Library; Assignments and Grading; Homework assignments: 35% of grade; 1 assignment per week; Midterm examination: (November 4, 8:50 - 9:40 AM) 25% of grade; Final examination: 40% of grade;; Homework Assignments; Homework 3; Homework 4; Homework 5; Homework 6; Mathematical Programming at UW;; Home Page;; Courses;This page is updated periodically during the semester.;
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CS 737 Home Page; CS 737; Computer System Performance Evaluation and Modeling;News;[Sept 24] - Assignment 1 (Due Oct 7); Postscript;Text;[Sept 9] - MiMic library is now available at ~cs737-1/public/MiMic.; Course Information; Lecture: MWF 2:25 PM - 3:40 PM at 1325 Computer Science; DEVise Software:; Home Page -; HTML; User Manual -; Postscript; (Please do not print this file as it contains many images and will take; at least half an hour!); Initialization Instructions -; Text;; MiMic Software:; Tutorial -; HTML;Postscript; Online Help -; HTML; Qnet (Example of DEVC) -; HTML;; Professor: Miron Livny; Office: 7367 Computer Sciences; Hours: TBA; Phone: 262-0856; E-mail:; miron@cs.wisc.edu; Teaching Assistant:;Chee-Yong Chan; Office: 5364A Computer Sciences; Hours: TR 2-3 PM; Phone: 262-5105; E-mail:; cychan@cs.wisc.edu; Any suggestion or comment please send to; cychan@cs.wisc.edu;
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Finding Out About (UWisc CS838 - F96);Finding Out About:;Information Retrieval and other technologies;for seeking knowledge;Richard K. Belew;Visiting Professor;CS838 (Lecture 2);Univ. Wisconsin - Computer Science Department;Fall, 1996;Tue, Thurs 8:30-9:45a;Call #20616;Room: 3345 Engr;This course is designed for students interested in understanding more about;the information retrieval and AI (esp. knowledge representation and machine;learning) techniques underlying much of the exciting new activity occurring on;the World Wide Web. For a more complete description of the courese, you can;see:;an abstract;;a;syllabus of the major topics to be considered;;a graphical "map"of how these;are related; and;a (tentative) schedule of how the semester;will proceed.; Course Resources; Readings;;Overview - Part 1 (Postscript, 56k);;Overview - Part 2 (Postscript, 64k);;Political Infidelity image (Postscript, 463k);;Assignments;;Class Email (Digested by HyperMai);;Suggestions for composing your Email for this class;Related WWW resources;Class Minutes (Taken by students, for students);Last modified by:;belew@cs.wisc.edu;17 Sept 96;
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Chandrasekaran Sashikanth's Home Page; Chandrasekaran Sashikanth (csashi@cs.wisc.edu);Graduate Student;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706 USA;Advisor: Mark Hill;Project:; VMS;Education:; BTech: Indian Institute of Technology, Madras - June 1993.; M.S : Univeristy of Wisconsin, CS Department - Dec 1994.; Last Updated: September 11, 1994;
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Curt Ellmann;Curt Ellmann; Paradise Database Project;; Department of Computer Sciences;; University of Wisconsin - Madison;;curt@cs.wisc.edu;608-263-7132; Items of Focus;Java Related Items;Paradise Home Page;Paradise Developers Page; WebGnats Defect Tracking for Paradise;; Prototype index of SHORE man pages;; My previous life in DoIT;; GIS & EOSDIS Related; The OpenGIS Consortium; The Global Positioning System (GPS); CALMIT, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Federated Approach to EOSDIS; Database Related; Object Database Management Group Home Page; Free Database List; SQL Standards Home Page; Transaction Processing Performance Council; Illustra White Papers;Miscellaneous Sites;Campus Sites;Bob's WYRM Hoard;Computer Sciences;WiscInfo;;WiscINFO gopher;WiscINFO Web Site;UW Madison Library;nic.wiscnet.net;Corporate Web;Apple;IBM;Microsoft;AT&T Research;Lands' End;PAWWS;Commerce Net;Metrowerks;Taligent;Searching the Web;Savvy Search;WebCrawler;Open Text;The WWW Worm;Network Information (MIT);Other Sites;Internic;International Organization for Standardization;Internet Drafts FTP Site;Dilbert; Sun World Online;C++FAQ;Winsock Applications FAQ;Current Weather Maps;Dienst;Dienst Implementation;US Geologic Survey;Government Information Locator (GILS);Oakridge National Lab Center for Computing Sciences;Stock Market Data;Curt Ellmann;curt@cs.wisc.edu;Paradise Database Project;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin, Madison;
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Sara Bauman's Home Page; Sara (Dailey) Bauman;dailey@cs.wisc.edu;Graduate Program:;Mathematics and; Computation in Engineering (MaCE); University of Wisconsin - Madison;Computer Sciences; Department;; Engineering Mechanics & Astronautics in the; Department; of Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics;Education:; BS, Physics and Math/Computer Science,; Lewis and Clark College, 1994;Research Work;Publication;Current Schedule;CS310 TA page;Links to friends' home pages;Send me e-mail;Office Address:; University of Wisconsin - Madison; Computer Sciences & Statistics; 1210 West Dayton Street; CS & S 1304; Madison, WI 53706; (608) 262-6601;Last modified: Tue Sep 3 11:32:23 1996 by Sara Dailey;Tues Aug 26 2:05 1996;
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Doug Burger's Home Page;Doug Burger's Home Page;Professional information:;Research summary;Resume/CV;Transcript;Course projects;Advisor;Affiliated projects:;Galileo/SCI;Wisconsin Wind Tunnel;Pages I maintain:;WWW computer architecture;UW computer architecture;SimpleScalar tool set;Generica;SACM;Personal stuff:;About me;Useful links;Photo gallery;Riding the DEMON;Hunting those damn cats;Beware of grad school;
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CS412 - Introduction to Numerical Methods;-------------------------------------> last change: 06nov96;;CS412 - Introduction to Numerical Methods;This page contains information for the Fall 1996 CS412 course.; smile; changes on 29oct:;assignment 5 , due 12nov96.;NOTE the CHANGED DUE DATE as well as the slightly changed points for problems;1 and 4.; diary of 29 oct class;;additional material on; residual and error, condition # (29oct); changes on 04nov: Rick Carl's office hour this R is 11-12.; list of errata for the text.; changes on 05nov:; diary of 31 oct class;; diary of 05 nov class;; changes on 06nov: useful email concerning; problem 3 (05nov) UPDATED 06nov.;Since there was a question about the computational complexity of numerical;analysis algorithms, I have posted a; preprint, by one of the foremost;mathematicians of today, on that subject, for those interested in this tricky;topic.;least-squares solution and approximation (05nov); Time and Place: TR 12:55 - 2:15, CS&STAT 1221; Lecturer: Carl de Boor.; email: deboor@cs.wisc.edu; Office hours: WF11-12, R14:30-15:30, 7379 CS&Stat; FINAL EXAM: Thursday 19dec, 2:45p. I don't intend to provide a make-up;exam.;TAs;The text is brand new: Introduction to Scientific Computing , by C.;Van Loan (Computer Science Department, Cornell University), Prentice-Hall,;hence there is a growing; list of errata for the text; also the text;may be supplemented here and there by;additional material (12sep, 19sep,;24sep, 26sep, 01oct, 08oct, 10oct, 15oct, 17oct, 29oct).;All the m-files mentioned in the book are;available, organized by chapter. Be aware, though, that, on the; ftp site;mentioned in the book as well as here, all their names begin with a capital;letter while, sometimes, their name in the book begins with lower case;letter.; matlab diaries of class sessions 03sep,;05sep, 10sep, 12sep, 17sep, 24sep, 26sep, 01oct, 03oct, 08oct, 10oct,;15oct, 29oct.; Present plans are to have all computing assignments in MATLAB (rather;than Fortran or C).; Kermit Sigmon's MATLAB Primer, 3rd Edition, is available at DoIT, for;$1.95; look for Handout #2 for CS 525 or under CS 412.; one student's reaction to the student;edition of MATLAB .; accessing matlab via telnet (as of 8sep); accessing matlab via telnet from a Win95;or Win3.1 machine;Course Overview;Course Syllabus tentative, as of 29oct; Assignments (1, 2, 3, 4, 5), also;answers to 2, 3, 4.; Here is a list of key-words.;grades;(look for the last four digits of your student id); email concerning current questions.;Related Links;You might wish to explore the CS;Department's Home Page, and the Computer Systems Lab's Frequently Asked Questions list.;A simple vi;tutorial is available, as well as the more advanced vi reference;viva vi!.;There is also a good;introduction to unix.;
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CS717 - Numerical Functional Analysis;-------------------------------------> last change: 26aug96;;CS717 - Numerical Functional Analysis;This page contains information for the Fall 1995 version of; MATH/CS 717 .;Current class notes will be available in the following; directory , as well as in hard copy from DoIT.;classes are MWF 8:46 - 9:40.; most recent announcement (21 dec):;I have posted the grades.; Time and location: MWF 8:46-9:40, 1257 CS&Stat;Lecturer: Carl de Boor.; email: deboor@cs.wisc.edu; Office hours: M10-11, W11-12, F14:30-15:30,; 7379 CS&Stat;on-line classnotes. 0, I, II, III,;IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX, X, Index.; Assignments: due 18sep, 25sep,;2oct, 9oct, none due 16oct, 23oct, 30oct, 06nov, 13nov, 20nov, 04dec, 11dec.; email concerning homework and;other course-related questions.;;Related Links;You might wish to explore the;CS Department's Home Page, or the; CS Course;Offerings.;
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Carl de Boor's Home Page;-------------------------------------> last change: 13 sep 96;; Carl de Boor, Professor, Computer Sciences and Mathematics;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin-Madison;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, Wisconsin 53706-1685 USA;Office hours, fall '96 (when in town): WF11-12, R14:30-15:30;Iso Schoenberg worked here in Madison;*), from 1966 until his death in 1990.;c.v.;email:;deboor@cs.wisc.edu;telephone: (608) 263-7308, 3-2661;fax: (608) 262-9777; My schedule for fall '96. I;am teaching CS 412 and MA 313.; Look for some of my former or present; students.; Selected recent articles on approximation theory written at UW are;available by anonymous ftp from;ftp.cs.wisc.edu/Approx.;The;read.me file provides access to individual files there at the;click of a button (it's a clickable version of the read.me file there).;The (small) subset of these (co)authored by me are clickable in; here.; Click here for a;list of errata for the third edition of [Conte and de Boor,;Elementary Numerical Analysis: An Algorithmic Approach], and here for that; list of errata for the various printings of;[Carl de Boor, A Practical Guide to Splines].; Check out the; latest versions of the;various programs and drivers in that latter book.; Click Journal of;Approximation Theory;(published by Academic Press);for information about that journal (including recently accepted and published;papers) as well as for email and postal addresses of many approximators and;much, much more.;Ditto for;Constructive Approximation;(published by;Springer-Verlag).;Ditto for;East Journal on Approximations.;Search their;tables of content, singly or combined, (and thank; Paul Nevai for this;handy tool).;There is also;Approximation down under;and;Amos Ron's;list of homepages of; approximators .; A spline bibliography is available.; For links to various publishers, journals,; people, resources, see the; Ilas Information Center (IIC).;;Seek and ye shall find.; For an organized introduction into the joys of vi, see;viva_vi!. There are also;on-screen tutorials.; Click here for a great picture of;Hermite.;The same place also contains useful information about;html.;But the;html-primer;might be even better.; For a very unusual and ever_changing home page, try; David Griffeath's;Primordial Soup Kitchen.;; For various interesting information, see;odds and ends;, and thank; Allan Pinkus; at pinkus@techunix.technion.ac.il;or; Paul Nevai;if you find any of it useful. Also, check out;Paul Nevai's way to make;his mathematical output;available.; COURSES; Check here for information about; MATH/CS 717..; Click here for information about; Numerical Analysis here at CS .;*); The house next door to Iso's is now occupied by;Takis Souganides and;Thaleia Zariphopoulou.; The Szego bust now stands; here . Have a look at the; inscription .;
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DEVise Home Page;DEVise: an Environment for Data Exploration and Visualization;Table of Contents:;Features;Examples;In Depth;Publications;Related Work;Release;Contacts;Features;These features distinguish DEVise from other visualization environments:;Visual query interface: Visualizations constructed with one;set of data may be saved and applied to other input data.;Data larger than memory are efficiently handled.;Mapping from data to graphics at record level. (e.g., you can;control the color or shape of individual records.);Ability to query data records used to represent graphics.;Flexible layout mechanisms within windows. It helps user group data;together for comparison, or put the aside when not needed.;Linked X, Y, or X and Y axes.;Cursor helps compare the relationship between different views;of the data.;Record based input data.;Direct input of ASCII files.;Integer, float, date, and string data types.;Examples;Check out the following examples for some cool pictures,;and a quick introduction to what DEVise can do.;R-Tree Validation;Molecular Biology (Cell Images);Soil Science/BIRCH Clustering;Financial Data Exploration;Family Medicine/National Climate;Data Center;Geographical Information System;Soil Science;File server;Program Traces;Clinical Sciences; Many more;examples at the Data Viewer for Family Medicine.;In Depth;For a detailed description of DEVise:;Model of Visualization;Visual Query Interface;Performance Issues;Publications;Miron Livny, Raghu Ramakrishnan, and Jussi Myllymaki. ``Visual Exploration of Large Data;Sets.'' In Proceedings of the IS&T/SPIE Conference on Visual Data;Exploration and Analysis, January, 1996.;Michael Cheng, Miron Livny, and Raghu Ramakrishnan. ``Visual Analysis of Stream Data.'' In;Proceedings of the IS&T/SPIE Conference on Visual Data Exploration and;Analysis, February, 1995.;Raghu Ramakrishnan, Michael Cheng, Miron Livny, and Praveen;Seshadri, ``What's next? Sequence;queries.'' In Proceedings of the International Conference on the;Management of Data (COMAD), December, 1994.;Related Work;The SEQ;project is complementary to DEVise in that it is designed to query;record based sequenced data. The output of the queries may be;visualized with DEVise.;Release Information;We are currently releasing version 1.1.8 of DEVise. The executables;for the Solaris platforms are dynamically linked so you need to;set your LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable appropriately to run;DEVise. On all other supported architectures, the executables are;statically linked and require no shareable libraries at run time.;To download DEVise click here.;Contacts;For more information on this research project, contact;Miron Livny,;Raghu Ramakrishnan,;Jussi Myllymaki,;Guangshun Chen,;or Kent Wenger.;User Support Hotline; Send mail to the DEVise User;Support Hotline.;This page has been accessed;times since October 1, 1996.;
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Home Page for Tony D'Silva's cs110, C++ section;CS110M; Instructor: Tony D'Silva; How to contact me:; email:dsilva@cs.wisc.edu; office: 1349, Computer Sciences and Statistics; phone: 262-5340; Office Hours:; 12:00-1:00p MF or by appointment; Textbook;Problem solving with C++-- the object of programming by;Walter Savitch; Section Information:; 8:00-9:15a, Sept 3 - Oct 24 , 1263 Comp. Sci. & Stat., (First;day in 226 Noland, as specified in Timetable)Lec.4; 1:00-2:15p, Sept 3 - Oct 24, 2104 Chamberlin, Lec.12; 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; Handouts; 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:; Program0 due Tuesday, Nov 5th; Program1 due Tuesday, Nov 12;;;;Solution to quizzes;;Last modified: Tue Nov 5 06:53:33 1996 by Anthony D'Silva;dsilva@cs.wisc.edu;
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CS 540, Fall 1996;CS 540;Introduction to Artificial Intelligence;Fall 1996; Instructor:; Chuck Dyer; Office: 6397 CS; Telephone: 262-1965; E-mail: dyer@cs.wisc.edu; Office Hours: 2:30 - 3:30 Tuesdays, 1:30 - 2:30 Fridays,; and by appointment; Teaching Assistant: David Finton; Office: 3360 CS; Telephone: 262-9275; E-mail: finton@cs.wisc.edu; Office Hours: 1:00 - 2:00 Mondays and Thursdays, and by appointment; Teaching Assistant: Bryan So; Office: 5364 CS; Telephone: 262-5105; E-mail: so@cs.wisc.edu; Office Hours: 12 - 1 Mondays and Wednesdays, and by appointment;; What's New?;Scores to Date (11/1/96);Histogram of Total (Weighted) Scores to Date;; General Course Information;Schedule; Lecture: 11:00 - 11:50 MWF, 1221 CS; Discussion: 3:30 - 4:20 M, 3425 Sterling; Prerequisite: CS 367; Grading;3 Exams: 20% each; ~6 Homework assignments: 40%;;Textbooks;Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach by S. Russell and P. Norvig, Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J., 1995; ANSI Common Lisp by P. Graham, Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J., 1996;; Course Overview; Syllabus;; General Information about CS 540;Web Page: http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~dyer/cs540/;Class E-mail Alias: cs540-1list@cs.wisc.edu;;Getting Started;; Lisp;; Reading Assignments to Date;; Homework;; Examinations;; Handouts;; Lecture Notes;; Interesting AI Demos and Projects;; Other Intro to AI Courses;; Links of Interest;; A Former CS 540 Student;
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CS 302 Fall 1996 - Section 2;CS 302 Fall 1996 - Section 2;Algebraic Language Programming - C++;Instructor: Dave Zimmermann;Email: dzimm@cs.wisc.edu;Class Meeting Time/Place: 9:55-10:45 MWF, 455 Noland;Office: CS 1306;Office Phone: 262-6601;Office Hours: 2:30-3:30 T, 11:30-12:30 Th;ANNOUNCEMENTS;Program 4 due on Wednesday, October 23;Program 5 ready and due on Friday, November 1;General Course Information;CS 302 Home Page;Course Objectives;Vectra Lab;CS 302 Consultants;Syllabus;Working from Home;Class Handouts;Programs;Exams and Quizzes;Lecture Notes;Greg Sharp's Style Guide;Grades (Referenced by last 4 digits of your ID number);Quizzes;Programs;Exams;Policy Information;Email Policy;Grading Policy;Late Policy;Academic Misconduct Policy;Text; Problem Solving with C++ - The Object of Programming by Walter Savitch;Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1996.; List of known errata;Last modified:;Sat Aug 31, 1996,;Dave Zimmermann;(dzimm@cs.wisc.edu);Based on Greg Sharp's cs302 home page;
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Eric Hazen's Home Page;Eric J. Hazen;Non-Professor;Room 1334 Computer Sciences;1210 West Dayton St.;Madison, WI 53706;263-2644;I am currently working for;Net Scout Services, a project of;InterNIC. Wait! Wait!;We are not a part of;Registration Services.;We couldn't help you with your domain name problems even if we wanted to.;InterNIC does a lot of neat things with all its;NSF and NSI money and Net Scout;is one of those things. We are located in the;Computer Sciences Department at the;University of;Wisconsin at Madison. Seeing as how I could never explain what Net Scout does;as elegantly as our fearless leader,;Susan Calcari, check out the;Net Scout web page for an official;explanation. I do some design and maintenance on our web site and email list, the;Scout Report. I also assist;Pete DeVries with;tech support for our 5 macs, 1 PC and 2 UNIX machines.;Before coming to Net Scout, I spent two and a half years at the;Laboratory of Molecular Biology.;Most of that time I was a full time student as well. At Molecular Biology, I was what;we called a Technical Support Assistant/Digital Video Specialist. Which meant I had;to run around fixing people's broken mice and answering email questions most of the time,;but when I was lucky, I got to make cool videos. If you are interested in using digital video;for instructional purposes, check out my;Multimedia Services web page.;I am a graduate of the University of Wisconsin's;Philosophy program,;which makes me a philosopher (and a real hot commodity in this capitalist society).;I also completed the requirements for the pre-med curriculum which makes me a;shameless pragmatist. So why am I here at the Computer Science Department? Email;me and we'll talk about it - It's been a while since I've had a good metaphysical;discussion.;Here are some links that serve no practical purpose, but they make;this page look more standard:; My resume (not up-to-date);; My multimedia page at Molecular Biology - explains how I made my animations (which have been; shown all over the world and are a big hit among drosophila geneticists, I'm told.);; My wonderful girlfriend, Amy's page;Salon Magazine - entertaining and informative ezine; created and run completely on macs.;; Laurie; Anderson's Green Room - if you have Shockwave, check out "Here"; Kudon's page;Link to the All-Knowing;Witness - A; QuickTimeVR Documentary about the plight of Bosnia's uprooted population;; The; Billie Holiday Homepage;The National; Security Archives - check out the Nixon/Presley meetings;ejhazen@facstaff.wisc.edu;Last Modified 10/28/96;
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Eric's Home Page;;"Passsth me another cold Budweisther !!"; Address;;Computer Sciences Department;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706;Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1415 Johnson Drive;Madison, WI 53706; Office; 3652 ECE; Phone; (608) 265-3826; E-mail;;ericro@cs.wisc.edu; Research Area; Computer Architecture; Advisor; Professor J.E. Smith;Research Topics; Kestrel (Multiscalar) Project; Instruction-Level Parallelism (ILP); High Bandwidth Instruction Fetch Mechanisms; Branch Prediction Confidence, Branch Mispredict Tolerance;Publications:;"Trace Cache: a Low Latency Approach to High Bandwidth Instruction Fetching",; Eric Rotenberg, Steve Bennett, and James E. Smith,; To appear in Proceedings of the 29th Annual International Symposium on; Microarchitecture, December 1996.; "Assigning Confidence to Conditional Branch Predictions",; Erik Jacobsen, Eric Rotenberg, and James E. Smith,; To appear in Proceedings of the 29th Annual International Symposium on; Microarchitecture, December 1996.; "Trace Cache: a Low Latency Approach to High Bandwidth Instruction Fetching",; Eric Rotenberg, Steve Bennett, and James E. Smith,; University of Wisconsin - Madison Technical Report #1310, April 1996.; Resume;
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Babak Falsafi's Home Page; Babak Falsafi;Research Assistant;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 West Dayton Street;Madison, WI 53706 USA;Tel: (608) 262-6618 FAX: 262-9777;email: falsafi@cs.wisc.edu; My work here; People;Mentor;Cult;Research Interests; Computer Architecture; Performance Evaluation and Measurement of Computer Systems; Parallel Programming Models;Education; MS Computer Sciences,; University of Wisconsin, Madison, December 1991.; BS Computer Sciences,; SUNY at Buffalo, June 1990.; BS Electrical and Computer Engineering,; SUNY at Buffalo, June 1990.; Miscellaneous; Publications; I would rather be drinking this; I would rather be doing this; I would rather be reading this; I would rather be listening to this; What I used to do when I was in high school;;When ideas you like fail?;;When you morf Shubu with Dionosi?;;Hillarious and profane phone conversations; Check out the American/French queen!; What do computer architects look like?; Hacking partners in crime; A next generation parallel computer; Last updated by babak@cs.wisc.edu;
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CS 525 - Linear Programming Methods; CS 525 - Linear Programming Methods; General Course Information;This course is offered each Fall and Spring semester.; CS 525 Pages of the Various Instructors;; Michael C. Ferris (Spring '97);; O.L. Mangasarian (Fall '96);; Graduate MP Courses at Wisconsin;; CS 719 Network Flows;; CS 720 Integer Programming;; CS 726 Nonlinear Programming Theory;; CS 730 Nonlinear Programming Algorithms;; CS 733 Computational Large Sparse Systems;;Last modified: January 25, 1996;
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CS 719, Spring 1996; CS 719: Network Flows;Spring 1996; Schedule; Lecture: 8:50 - 9:40 MWF, 1263 CS&S; Course E-mail: cs719-1list@cs.wisc.edu; No class: Friday, February 23, 1996.; Instructor:; Michael C. Ferris; Office: 6391 CS&S; Telephone: 262-4281; E-mail: ferris@cs.wisc.edu; Office Hours: 11:00 - 12:00 Mondays and Wednesdays; Teaching Assistant:; Lee Yuh-Jye; Office: 1307 CS&S; Telephone: 262-0662; E-mail: leey@cae.wisc.edu; Office Hours: 2:30 - 4:00 Tuesdays and Thursdays; Required Text:; Network Flows, Ravindra K. Ahuja, Thomas Magnanti and James Orlin, Prentice Hall.; Other Useful Texts:; Linear Programming, V. Chvatal, Freeman, 1980.; Linear Network Optimization, D. Bertsekas, MIT Press, 1991.; General Course Information; Course Overview;; Paths, Trees and Cycles (Data Structures); Shortest Paths; Max Flow; Min Cost; Network Simplex Method; Generalized Flows (Convex, equilibria); Lagrangian Relaxation; Multicommodity Flows; Applications;;; Prerequisite CS 525 or Knowledge of Linear Programming; Grading; Homework assignments: 40% of grade; Project assignment:;; 20% of grade; Due: Wednesday, May 1, 1996, in class.;; Final examination:;; 40% of grade; Monday, May 13, 1996, 10:05-12:05 in CS 1289.; Closed book, except 2 sheets of paper allowed.;; Representative Questions; Assignments;; Homework 5 (due Friday March 1, 1996).;; Homework 6 (due Friday March 8, 1996).;; Homework 7 (due Friday March 22, 1996).;; Homework 8 (due Friday March 29, 1996).;; Homework 9 (due Monday April 8, 1996).;; Homework 10 (due Monday April 15, 1996).;; Homework 11 (due Friday April 26, 1996).;; Homework 12 (due Friday May 3, 1996).;; Computing Information; Unix Orientation sessions, for first-time unix users and; novice Unix users who have not previously used the CSL Unix; workstations will be held:; Monday - Thursday the first week of classes:; 4 and 6 pm; room 1221 CS&S; Monday - Thursday the second week of classes:; 4 pm; room 1221 CS&S; Orientation sessions last 60-90 minutes.;; Introduction to UNIX at UW; To set up your login so that you have access to GAMS:; > cp ~cs719-1/public/.cshrc.local ~/.cshrc.local; > source ~/.cshrc.local; This alters your path and sets up the GAMS directory appropriate; for solaris machines on it.; Course Machines SOL lab, 1370 CS&S;; Mathematical Programming at UW;; Home Page;; Courses; This page was updated January 22, 1996;
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CS 733, Spring 1996; CS 733 (Also ECE and MATH):;Computational Methods for Large Sparse Systems;Spring 1996; Schedule; Lecture: 9:55 - 10:45 MWF, 1263 CS&S; Course E-mail: cs733-1list@cs.wisc.edu; No class: Friday, February 26, 1996.; Instructor:; Michael C. Ferris; Office: 6391 CS&S; Telephone: 262-4281; E-mail: ferris@cs.wisc.edu; Office Hours: 11:00 - 12:00 Mondays and Wednesdays; Teaching Assistant:; Lee Yuh-Jye; Office: 1307 CS&S; Telephone: 262-0662; E-mail: leey@cae.wisc.edu; Office Hours: 2:30 - 4:00 Tuesdays and Thursdays; Recommended Textbooks:; Matrix Computations, G. Golub and C. Van Loan, Johns Hopkins;University Press, Second Edition, 1991.; Direct Methods for Sparse Matrices,;I.S. Duff, A.M. Erisman and J.K. Reid,;Oxford Science Publications, 1990.; Finite-Dimensional Vector Spaces,;P.R. Halmos,;Springer Verlag, 1974.; General Course Information; Course Overview;; Introduction: storage schemes.; Gaussian elimination: dense, error analysis, sparse.; Local pivotal strategies.; Matrix modifications.; Iterative linear solvers.; Sparse least squares.; Sparse nonlinear equations.; Optimization applications.; Parallel techniques.; Eigenvalue and eigenvectors.;; Prerequisite (CS 367, 412 and Math 340) or; (CS 367 and ECE 416) or; (Consent of Instructor).;; Grading; Homework assignments: 40% of grade; Project assignment:;; 30% of grade; Due: Wednesday, May 1, 1996, in class.;; Final examination:;; 30% of grade; Monday, May 13, 1996, 2:45-4:45 in CS 1263.; Closed book, except 2 sheets of paper allowed.;; Representative Questions; Assignments;; Homework 4 (due Monday February 26, 1996).;; Homework 5 (due Friday March 1, 1996).;; Homework 6 (due Friday March 8, 1996).;; Homework 7 (due Friday March 22, 1996).;; Homework 8 (due Friday March 29, 1996).;; Homework 9 (due Monday April 8, 1996).;; Homework 10 (due Monday April 15, 1996).;; Homework 11 (due Friday April 26, 1996).;; Homework 12 (due Friday May 3, 1996).;; Other Handouts;; IEEE Arithmetic handout.;; Sparse QR handout.;; Computing Information; Course Machines SOL lab, 1370 CS&S;; Unix Orientation sessions, for first-time unix users and; novice Unix users who have not previously used the CSL Unix; workstations will be held:; Monday - Thursday the first week of classes:; 4 and 6 pm; room 1221 CS&S; Monday - Thursday the second week of classes:; 4 pm; room 1221 CS&S; Orientation sessions last 60-90 minutes.;; Introduction to UNIX at UW;; Instructions to set up MATLAB; Mathematical Programming at UW;; Home Page;; Courses; This page was updated January 22, 1996;
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Home Page of Michael C. Ferris;Michael C. Ferris; Associate Professor of Computer Sciences and Industrial Engineering;and member of the Center for the Mathematical Sciences; Computer Sciences Department; University of Wisconsin; 1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53706; Telephone: (608) 262-4281; Fax: (608) 262-9777; Email: ferris@cs.wisc.edu;Ph.D., University of Cambridge, 1989;Interests:;The theory, algorithms, and applications of mathematical programming; Research Summary;I am looking at robust methods for solving large-scale variational;inequality and nonlinear programming problems with applications to;problems in economics and engineering. Pivotal and path-following;techniques are being investigated, based on successive linearization,;with emphasis on numerical properties for large-scale problems and;interfaces to modeling languages. Particular applications being;considered include economic equilibria and the effects of taxation on;carbon emissions, traffic congestion and the effects of tolling,;structural optimization, contact problems and chemical process design.;I have been considering the use of parallel architectures for solving;problems in nonlinear optimization. The use of graph partitioning;techniques to determine underlying structure is being investigated as;a tool for general purpose parallel optimization. Techniques for;exploiting parallel machines directly from within modeling systems are;also under consideration, with prototypes using the condor system.;Extensions of the complementarity framework are also being;investigated, with emphasis on identifying and exploiting underlying;model structure.; Publications;Complete list of papers, mostly electronically available.; Other Relevant Links;CPNET: Complementarity Problem Net;Mathematical Prgramming at UW Home Page;CS 525;CS 726;CS 733; This page was updated January 31, 1996.;
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CS 701, Fall 1996; CS 701: Construction of Compilers;Fall 1996; Schedule; Lecture: 9:30 - 10:45 TuTh, 1263 CSST; Instructor:; Charles N. Fischer; Office: 5397 CS&S; Telephone: 262-6635; E-mail: fischer@cs.wisc.edu; Office Hours: 1:00 - 2:00 Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, or by appointment; Teaching Assistant:; Krishna Kunchithapadam; Office: 1351 CS&S; Telephone: 263-1938; E-mail: krisna@cs.wisc.edu; Office Hours: 11:00 - 12:00 Tuesdays and Thursdays, or by appointment;; Programming Assignments and Homeworks;; Readings;; What's New (Check this regularly); General Course Information; Course Overview; Key Dates; Grades;; Examinations;; Links of Interest;
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Shaun Flisakowski;Shaun Flisakowski;Research Associate;Department of Computer Sciences;University of Wisconsin - Madison;1210 West Dayton St - Rm 7360;Madison, WI 53706;Work Phone: (608)-263-6623;Home Phone: (608)-238-8069;email: flisakow@cs.wisc.edu; Work;I work on the Coral project.;It's a deductive (logic-based) database system similar to Prolog. I hope to;be wrapping up some changes soon, and have it move into the background (with;me remaining its main maintainer).;I've starting getting involved with the;DEVise project,;a package for examining large quantities of data in a visual fashion.; Class;This semester (my last) I'm doing a Master's project. I'm going to be;cleaning-up/rewriting Minibase. Minibase is a simple database;intended for instructional use in mid-level database classes. The;students will rewrite a section of it at a time, compiling their section;with the rest of program, so that they always have a working version of;the database.; Projects (and other programming stuff I have available);I am (very slowly) working on a C lexer/parser with a symbol and type table.;The latest beta version is available as; ctree-0.03.tar.gz. My intent in writing it was to create a C parsing library that;could be used as a basis for creating source-transforming tools. As is, it;still has quite a way to go, but some people seem to find it useful for their;own purposes.;LaserPoint is distributing a;game of mine, Patience, a set of 25 card games for Windows.;Miscellaneous Small Things;callstk.tar.gz:;A set of C++ classes that keep track of the call stack and program trace;with minimum hassle.;wire.tar.gz:;A simple X-based wire framer.;self.tar.gz:;A program that assists in making other programs capable of printing themselves.;(Pure silliness.); Play; I've started investing in;Borland stock,;you should as well before it jumps back up as a result of;Delphi's; tremendous success.;You can also take a look at how Borland;has been performing in the past.;Track the movements of your favorite electrical engineer and his dog on the;Dilbert Page.; My Bookmark's.; Suggested Reading;Snow Crash: Neal Stephenson;The Diamond Age*: Neal Stephenson;Zodiac: Neal Stephenson;Permutation City: Greg Egan;Quarantine: Greg Egan;Resurrection Man: Sean Stewart;* - Hugo Winner;Mail me at:; flisakow@cs.wisc.edu;
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Andrew Geery's Home Page; Andrew Geery geery@cs.wisc.edu;1301 CS&S; 1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53706; (608) 262-6600;1402 Regent St; Apt. #304; Madison, WI 53711; (608) 255-4026; B.A. from UW-Madison;in computer science May 1996; Currently working on M.S. in AI; T.A. for CompSci 132 (Grades); My schedule; Pontifications; People of Interest; Jacques Derrida and post-structuralism; Martin Heidegger; Albert Camus; Jean-Paul Sartre; Friedrich Nietzsche;
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Chill Time with Elton; Elton Glaser; I can't think of anything cool to put here right now.; Home Address; 2737 Lynn Terrace #3; Madison, WI 53705; Office; CS&S 7388; Computer Sciences Department; University of Wisconsin - Madison; 1210 West Dayton Street; Madison, WI 53706; Phone; Home: (608) 231-0455 Office: 262-6628; E-mail; glaserea@cs.wisc.edu;;; Research & Academic Interests:; DNA Computation and other; theory stuff; with my advisor,; Anne Condon.; We've even published a; paper on DNA computation (along with Prof. Bach and Celena Tanguay).; Algorithms (including Genetic ones); Cellular Automata; Complex Systems; Evolutionary Theory & Population Biology; Computer Architecture; Other Interests:;; Dark beer; Basketball (the Love),; frisbee,; & volleyball; Backgammon; Good music (see below), good books, good movies; Surrealism; Survival; My Favorite Musics:; Classical composers:; Beethoven,; Debussy,; Ravel; Jazz greats:; Miles Davis,; John Coltrane,; Thelonious Monk; The hardest-working man in show business:; James Brown; Old but good:; Bob Dylan,; The Rolling Stones,; The Allman Brothers,; Jimi Hendrix; Grooves:; Beastie Boys,; A Tribe Called Quest,,; Brand New Heavies,; Digable Planets; Recent bands:; Public Enemy,; Smashing Pumpkins,; Pearl Jam,; Walt Mink; Other links of interest:; Red Hot and Cool Jazz,; Acid Jazz,; W & A's Record Reviews; Assorted fun stuff ...; Scott Adams' Dilbert page; Search engines/indices: Yahoo,; Excite,; Lycos,; AltaVista; Simpsons and; Animaniacs pages; ESPN's home page, the; NandOnet SportServer, and the; Cleveland Indians page; Gateway 2000's home page; Another page on complexity; My friend Jei's Anime Turnpike. Visit it -- he makes money; off of each hit.; This WWW page was brought to you by Frungy! The sport of kings!;
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CS 302 Fall 1996 - Sections 6 and 9;CS 302 Fall 1996 - Sections 6 and 9;Algebraic Language Programming in C++;Instructor: 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.);Grader: Krishna Kunchithapadam;Email: krisna@cs.wisc.edu;General Course Information;CS 302 Home Page;Course Objectives;Vectra Lab;CS 302 Consultants;Syllabus;Course Difficulty;Working from Home;News;Startup Information;Class Notes;Homework;Exams and Quizzes;Style Guide;Email Archive;Policy Information;Email Policy;Grading Policy;Late Policy;Academic Misconduct Policy (YOU MUST READ THIS);Text;Problem Solving with C++: The Object of Porgramming;Walter Savitch;Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1996.;Please see this list of known;errata;Last modified:;Mon Sep 2 16:02:54 CDT 1996;by Greg Sharp;greg@cs.wisc.edu;| http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~greg/greg.html;