CS298-1 Systems Seminar

Fall 2000

Thursdays, 3:30-4:30, 306 Soda Hall

(directions to Soda Hall)


The UC Berkeley Systems Seminar highlights exciting developments in Computer Architecture, Operating Systems, Networking, and related areas.  Graduate students may enroll for one unit of credit. This semester the seminar will focus on issues related to distributed computing and fault tolerance.

Current Schedule

 

Date Speaker Title
8/31/00
9/7/00 Mary Baker
Stanford 		Analyzing Wireless Networks
9/14/00 Michael Mitzenmacher
Harvard 		IP Routing Based on Multiple
Hash Functions
9/21/00 Dave Lowell
Compaq WRL		 The Theory, Performance, and
Limitations of Generic Recovery
9/28/00 Chandramohan A. Thekkath
Compaq SRC		 SmartBridge
10/5/00 Brendan Murphy
Microsoft Research		 What is the Role for Fault Tolerant systems in this High Availability World?
10/12/00 John Kubiatowicz
Berkeley		 Oceanstore
10/19/00 Dawson Engler
Stanford		 Checking System Rules Using System-Specific Programmer-Written Compiler Extensions
10/26/00 James Larus
Microsoft Research		 Enhanced Server Performance with StagedServer
11/2/00 Joseph L. Hellerstein and Gautam Kar
IBM Research		 Two mini-talks
11/9/00 Jim Gray
Microsoft Research		 Three Mini-Talks on High Availability
11/16/00 Leslie Lamport
Compaq SRC		 Distributed State Machines and Disk Paxos
11/23/00 Thanksgiving No Seminar
11/30/00 Barbara Liskov
MIT		 Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance
12/7/00 No seminar

 





Katherine A. Yelick, yelick@cs.Berkeley.edu, Last Edited: 10/5/2000