CSCI2952-R
Systems Transforming Systems
Fall 2024
The subject of the seminar is the development of new techniques, tools, and systems for automatically augmenting existing software systems with new capabilities — including, but not limited to, parallelism, distribution, isolation, and security. Τhe seminar will have a dual focus: 60% on advanced scientific topics in systems and 40% on academic communication, especially technical writing. These two foci will be structured as overlapping layers — systems in the foreground, technical communication in the background. A key goal will be for students, working in teams of 4–5 members, to develop papers worthy of scientific publication; as such, the course is structured around projects designed carefully, and with appropriate support, to result in paper publications in the systems community.
Instructor's Permission Required
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Meets: | W 3pm-5:30pm in Salomon Center 003 |
Exam: | No final exam has been scheduled for this course by the department through the registrar's office. Please consult syllabus or contact instructor. If an exam were to have scheduled, it would have been held: |
CRN: | 19480 |