CS 7937: Architecture & VLSI Seminar
The Architecture Reading Club convenes once every week and is organized by the Utah Arch Research Group. The seminar's objective is to discuss various aspects of modern computer architecture. Every meeting is encouraged to be an interactive session where presenters talk about recent papers published in top tier computer architecture, operating systems, circuit design conferences.
Students registered for credits are expected to present at least once during the course of the semester.A presenter should send an email to Payman (payman.behnam@utah.edu) with the subject line arch-rd-S18 and mention the title and the links to the paper(s).
Spring 2018 Schedule
| Date | Presenter | Paper(s) | Links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 19 | Anirban | Interactive Genomics: Rapidly Querying Genomes in the Cloud and Persona: A High-Performance Bioinformatics Framework | paper1 paper2 | Jan 26 | Payman | Introduction to the Role of Hardware in VR/AR | Feb 02 | Sumanth | DynaMOS:Dynamic schedule migration for heterogeneous cores | paper | Feb 09 | Krunal | Jenga: Software-Defined Cache Hierarchies | paper | Feb 16 | Karl | Memory cocktail therapy: a general learning-based framework to optimize dynamic tradeoffs in NVMs | paper | Feb 23 | Poster Presentation | March 02 | Arun | Plasticine: A Reconfigurable Architecture For Parallel Patterns | paper | March 09 | March 16 | Ram | High-performance genomic analysis framework with in-memory computing | paper | March 23 | Spring Break | March 30 | April 6 | Micro Submission | April 13 | Meysam | BranchScope: A New Side-Channel Attack on Directional Branch Predictor | paper | April 20 | Surya | The Architectural Implications of Autonomous Driving: Constraints and Acceleration | paper |
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