Spring 2011

CSE 502: Computer Architecture

Prof. Larry Wittie

I almost get A+ in this course (ranked 2nd), and I find it really interesting. Main Content: Instruction Level Parallelism(ILP) Thread Level Parallelism(TLP) Vector Processing Symmetric Multiprocessing Cache Coherence Protocol

Fall 2010

CSE 537: Artificial Intelligence	Prof. IV Ramakrishnan	Four projects in total for this course, involing search problems, TA assigning problems, Wumpus world problems and Naive-bayes based Knowledge deduction problems.
CSE 532: Theory of Database Systems	Prof. Gupta

Spring 2010

CSE 504: Compiler Design	Prof. R.Sekar	In this course, an event-matching based language E-- was developed with optimizations such as dead-code elimination.
CSE 534: The fundamentals of Computer Networks	Prof. Samir Das	In-depth understanding towards TCP/IP In-depth understanding of TCP/IP over wireless network Experiments using NS2 to analyze the TCP dynamics( RED and ECN mechanisms).
CSE 509: System Security	Prof. R.Sekar	Topics in this course includes: Cryptography Basics Authentication & Access Control OS Security & Unix Security Overflows and Memory Protection Reference Monitor Malware Defense

Fall 2009

CSE 548: The Analysis of Algorithms	Prof. Radu Grosu	Topics on Greedy algorithms, Divide and conquer, Dynamic programming and Approximation Algorithms
CSE 506: Operating System	Prof. Erez Zadok	I am pround of getting A in the course, since I could swallow lots of useful techniques. VFS file system structure Principle & Implementation of Stackable File System Design of Network File System (NFSv3 & NFSv4)