This Computer architecture is the conceptual design and fundamental operational structure of a computer system. It's a blueprint and functional description of requirements and design implementations for the various parts of a computer, focusing largely on the way by which the central processing unit (CPU) performs internally and accesses addresses in memory. In this paper, we present an overvie...

Cloud computing is getting popular and IT giants such as Google, Amazon, Microsoft, IBM have started their cloud computing infrastructure. However, current cloud implementations are often isolated from other cloud implementations. This paper gives an overview survey of current cloud computing architectures and S&V (security & vulnerabilities), discusses issues that current cloud computing imple...

This course covers parallelism and the design of parallel computers. Historically, parallel computers have been designed for the sole purpose of quickly solving large-scale computational problems like weather forecasting or molecular modeling (to name just two examples). These problems are usually expressed as a series of floating-point computations of large data sets stored in multidimensional...

Computer-aided architectural design (CAAD) is the driving force that connects architecture, technology, and [...]

Computer architecture education has evolved significantly over the last 30 years, especially in academia. Businesses have often sought to provide their internal education on various aspects of computer architecture. The goal of this talk is to provide an overview of many other variables and constraints that could further enrich the education of computer architecture. The intent is to suggest so...

There appear to be an increasing number of real-time and non-real-time computer applications where the application may be described by process and/or data-flow graphs (from here on we use the term “process flow graphs”). Such applications include radar/sonar signal processing; collection, processing and storage of data from multiple sensors/instruments; various system simulation environments; c...

Master thesis regulations [10] Clarification for students on delivery of the PhD report: The student has to contact each member of the examination panel and deliver him a copy (all or at least one of the copies in paper for the record/library) ONE week before the defence. You don't need to contact the DAC admin or FIB for this. A few days after the defence you can contact FIB (academic office) ...

Master thesis regulations [10] Clarification for students on delivery of the PhD report: The student has to contact each member of the examination panel and deliver him a copy (all or at least one of the copies in paper for the record/library) ONE week before the defence. You don't need to contact the DAC admin or FIB for this. A few days after the defence you can contact FIB (academic office) ...

Master thesis regulations [10] Clarification for students on delivery of the PhD report: The student has to contact each member of the examination panel and deliver him a copy (all or at least one of the copies in paper for the record/library) ONE week before the defence. You don't need to contact the DAC admin or FIB for this. A few days after the defence you can contact FIB (academic office) ...

Master thesis regulations [10] Clarification for students on delivery of the PhD report: The student has to contact each member of the examination panel and deliver him a copy (all or at least one of the copies in paper for the record/library) ONE week before the defence. You don't need to contact the DAC admin or FIB for this. A few days after the defence you can contact FIB (academic office) ...