http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/ 2012-05-20T04:58:07+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/ http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-02-27T06:18:19+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=computerarchitecture&rev=1330323499 Computer Architecture and performance aspects of compilers * Compiling for the Cell architecture. * Stafford DUI lawyer text/html 2006-01-24T01:02:50+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=concurrency&rev=1138064570 Concurrency-related links This page contains various useful concurrency-related resources. * KROC - the Kent retargettable Occam-Pi compiler, contains a neat attempt to integrate the Pi-calculus into a more-or-less-`real' programming language (Occam). text/html 2006-01-24T01:02:50+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=contactdetails&rev=1138064570 Contact Details for rrw Here are some contact details for me; if you need my address or mobile phone number, please ask - they're fairly public, but not quite public enough to post on the internet :-). Email: rrw@semiramis.org.uk Post: Richard Watts, Director of Studies in Computer Science, Selwyn College, Cambridge CB3 9DQ text/html 2006-01-24T01:02:52+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=digicomms&rev=1138064572 Digital Communications information * FastTCP is an improved TCP/IP congestion avoidance algorithm for high bandwidth-delay product networks. The IEEE InfoCom paper you can download from that site gives a good overview of TCP/IP congestion avoidance algorithms, including AIMD and some information on fast start. text/html 2006-12-29T17:11:42+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=distsys&rev=1167412302 Distributed Systems Here is some information about distributed systems: * A bibliography on Distributed Hash Tables text/html 2006-01-24T01:02:52+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=ecad&rev=1138064572 Interesting ECAD links The first thing to point out is that most hardware engineers aren't `real' computer scientists - or real engineers, for that matter. They're cost accountants who went to the wrong lectures. As such, treat everything they say with a large pinch of salt - electronics design (especially ASIC design) has high costs and attracts the kind of people who really will spend three weeks designing an unnecessary synchroniser which never comes out of reset, or whose response to havin… text/html 2011-04-07T08:31:08+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=forex_trading&rev=1302161468 First thing you need to do in order for you to start your own forex trading business is to learn all the terms in this field of marketing. Don't be into rush on learning the things to become a responsible traders all you need to do is to take it step by step. Understand everything you learn and observe the things you think you need to improve on. Making a forex trading is a very risky task, but if you just be careful you will end up success. text/html 2011-09-28T01:48:41+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=herethefirst_title&rev=1317170921 Hi to all on this page its content text/html 2006-10-20T14:36:16+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=infothry&rev=1161351376 Information Theory and DSP pointers * Here's how to build a digital camera with only one pixel. text/html 2006-01-24T01:02:50+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=operatingsystems&rev=1138064570 Interesting OS-related links * Linux Weekly News is a great place to catch up on developments in Linux kernel-land. * Xen - a really nice piece of research and VM software. text/html 2010-06-09T15:05:30+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=partiiprojects&rev=1276092330 Part II Project Suggestions Here are some writing services Part II project suggestions I've come up with over the years; they vary from the very easy to the seriously hard. An image-processing infrastructure based on wavelets Pixels are a really stupid way to store images - they don't even vaguely approximate the least-information properties exhibited by Gabor wavelets, or even spectral methods. However, manipulating images in these more informationally dense representations is hard. This… text/html 2006-02-27T17:57:28+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=proglang&rev=1141063048 Interesting programming language links * Protothreads and Coroutines in C (the latter by Simon Tatham). * An article from IBM about compiling for the Cell architecture text/html 2006-01-24T01:02:53+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=security&rev=1138064573 Interesting Security Links * Tor implements network-level privacy protection using source-selected hot-potato routing. * A practical exploit for MD5 collisions : MD5 - just say no, kids. SHA-1 is also looking a bit dodgy these days... text/html 2006-05-18T11:34:40+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=selwyn2006&rev=1147948480 Selwyn Supervisions 2005/6 This page contains details of supervision arrangements for Selwyn computer science students in 2005/6. Supervisions are arranged for Parts IA and IB; please wait for your supervisors to contact you. Part II students get rather more leeway - you should arrange supervisions for the courses you are taking via the Lab's Part II supervision system, or via the supervisors below, or by finding someone else you want to supervise you. text/html 2006-04-24T20:53:28+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=selwyn2006full&rev=1145908408 This is a page listing all Selwyn Supervision arrangements for 2005/6; there is also a handy summary. Note that the tables below do NOT show practical classes or the Part IA Discrete Mathematics Seminars, questions on which can be answered by the supervisor associated with the courses relevant to the practical exercise. text/html 2007-04-27T15:13:40+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=selwyn2007&rev=1177683220 Selwyn Supervisions 2006/7 This page contains details of supervision arrangements for Selwyn computer science students in 2005/6. Supervisions are arranged for Parts IA and IB; please wait for your supervisors to contact you. Part II students get rather more leeway - you should arrange supervisions for the courses you are taking via the Lab's Part II supervision system, or via the supervisors below, or by finding someone else you want to supervise you. text/html 2007-09-21T00:48:47+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=selwyn2007full&rev=1190332127 Selwyn Supervisions 2006/7 This page contains details of supervision arrangements for Selwyn computer science students in 2005/6. Supervisions are arranged for Parts IA and IB; please wait for your supervisors to contact you. Part II students get rather more leeway - you should arrange supervisions for the courses you are taking via the Lab's Part II supervision system, or via the supervisors below, or by finding someone else you want to supervise you. text/html 2007-10-04T23:08:09+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=selwyn2008&rev=1191535689 Selwyn Supervisions 2007/8 This page contains details of supervision arrangements for Selwyn computer science students in 2007/8. Supervisions are arranged for Parts IA and IB; please wait for your supervisors to contact you. Part II students get rather more leeway - you should arrange supervisions for the courses you are taking via the Lab's Part II supervision system, or via the supervisors below, or by finding someone else you want to supervise you. text/html 2007-09-27T19:44:27+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=selwyn2008full&rev=1190918667 Selwyn Supervisions 2007/8 This page contains details of supervision arrangements for Selwyn computer science students in 2007/8. Supervisions are arranged for Parts IA and IB; please wait for your supervisors to contact you. Part II students get rather more leeway - you should arrange supervisions for the courses you are taking via the Lab's Part II supervision system, or via the supervisors below, or by finding someone else you want to supervise you. text/html 2006-02-23T11:34:03+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=softwaredesign&rev=1140694443 Software Development Here are some interesting links about software development-related issues: * Lean Software Development - the book from which Kanban comes. * An interesting [[<http://www.gamasutra.com/features/20060222/sirlin_01.shtml>|article] about what's wrong with WoW's social model. text/html 2012-03-30T15:34:23+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=start&rev=1333118063 This is rrw's CST teaching wiki; it contains various things of use to my CST students, and possibly to other people on the 'net. We'll shortly be moving to MoinMoin - apologies MFA Degree for the broken layout in the meantime; DokuWiki and PHP5 appear to be having a small tiff. text/html 2007-10-15T18:30:37+01:00 http://semiramis.org.uk/teaching/wiki/doku.php?id=supervisions2008&rev=1192469437 Richard Watts's current list of supervisees for Michaelmas 2008 is: Part IA I believe I have three pairs for Part IA Digital Electronics: Name CSRID College Herman Narula hn248 GIR Ruth Everness re265 GIR Clemens Wiltsche cw395 GIR Name CSRID College Mark Wheeler maw74 SID Andrew P Howlett aph36 CLA Name CSRID College Arturs Prieditis ap532 SEL Robbie Cooper rmc57 SEL Part II .. and one pair for general Part II supervisions: