CS6143
Computer
Architecture II
Polytechnic Institute of NYU
Computer Science
and Engineering
Six Metrotech
Center
Brooklyn, New
York 11201
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Date : Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Time : 6 - 8:30
Place : 116RH
Homework : 1 - 3
Open book : You can use your notes, homework, handouts and books
The classroom is 702RH
General Handouts
:
- Syllabus (9/9/2009)
- Syllabus Addendum prepared by the Dean of Student
Affairs (9/9/2009)
- Computer
Levels (9/9/2009)
- MIPS CPU Versions 0 and 1 (9/9/2009)
- Integer Unpipelined and Pipelined MIPS CPU (Versions 0
and 1 Presentation) (PowerPoint) (9/9/2009)
- Exam I
(11/4/2009)
- Exam I Answers (11/11/2009)
- The
Karp Problem (11/11/2009)
- ACM Symposium on Principles and Practice
of Parallel Programming, PPoPP
- ACM PPoPP 2006 Panel
- "Multi-Core Software Issues" presentations (11/18/2009)
- ACM PPoPP 2008 Panel
- "Where will All the Threads Come From" presentations (11/18/2009)
- ACM PPoPP 2009
Keynote
- "How to Build Programmable Multi-Core Chips, presentation by Jack Dennis
(11/18/2009)
Homework Assignments :
- Homework 1 (9/9/2009)
- Homework 2 (9/23/2009)
- Homework 3 (10/7/2009)
- Homework 4 (10/21/2009)
- Homework 5 (11/11/2009)
1) Professor's contact information :
- Room 114LC
- haldun at photon dot poly dot edu
- (718) 260-3101
- (718) 260-3609 Fax
2) The professor has an
open-door policy for students. Students can arrange for appointments
after 6PM.
3) All handouts are at the
course web site : http://cis.poly.edu/cs614
4) For any problem, students
can contact the professor.
5) If you do not receive my broadcast email messages or when short-term problems are encountered in PC labs, such as printing problems, students are advised to contact :
help@duke.poly.edu
(718) 260- 3123
Room : 337 RH
For longer-term problems in PC labs and any other matter,
students should not hesitate to contact the professor.
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Polytechnic
Institute of NYU