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algorithms, computational complexity, NP-completeness, and intractable
problems.

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	CS512 Advanced Language Implementation</A></H2>
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This class will survey modern techniques for efficient implementation
of advanced programming languages, such as SML, Java, Haskell, Scheme,
and Modula-3.  

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	CS514  Practical in Distributed Systems</A></H2>
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Practical issues in designing and implementing distributed software.
Topics include local and wide-area network protocols, replicated data,
dynamic reconfiguration, monitoring for and reacting to failures or
recoveries, distributed computation, synchronization, and techniques for
expressing coarse-grained parallelism at the application level.

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CS515  Practicum in Distributed Systems</A></H2>
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<I>The practical aspects of distributed systems are studied through the
design and implementation of a significant system.</I>
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Projects are available in the area of distributed agents,
network and resource management, fundamental network protocol research,
hot new network protocols, real-time communication,
distributed virtual reality, Java & distribution, Java applications,
CSCW, distributed simulations, distributed data management and
distributed multiplayer games.

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        CS516 High-Performance Computer Systems</A></H2>
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This course discusses the design of high-performance processors, including
techniques such as superscalar, superpipeled, RISC processors, 64-bit
instruction set extensions, cache coherency, co-processors, and more...
The CS516 Web page contains all lecture notes, problems sets, and readings
available electronically. As the term progresses, all course projects will
be described there too.

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	CS612 Software Design for High-Performance Architectures</A></H2>
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Sophisticated software technology is required to exploit the enormous
computing power of modern high performance architectures like
pipelined, VLIW, superscalar and parallel architectures. The objective
of this course is to study these architectures, and master the
compiler and runtime systems technology required to deliver high
performance to the applications programmer. We emphasize technology
relevant to computational science applications, such as dense and
sparse matrix techniques, and iterative and direct solvers, using
these as examples throughout the course.

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	CS664 Machine Vision</A></H2>
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An introduction to computer vision.  Topics include: edge detection,
stereopsis, motion and optical flow, and extracting shape from images.
Students will implement several of the algorithms covered in the course, in
addition to a research project.

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	CS674 Natural Language Understanding</A></H2>
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This course is an introduction to natural language understanding, a
subfield of artificial intelligence whose primary concern is the
computational study of language use.  The course covers all aspects of
natural language processing including: semantic interpretation,
syntactic analysis, discourse processing, text summarization, natural
language generation, language acquisition, knowledge acquisition,
memory models, and statistical methods of ambiguity resolution.

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        CS775 Seminar in Natural Language Understanding</A></H2>
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Covers current topics in natural language understanding, computational
linguistics, and relevant areas of machine learning.  Meets once a
week for 1-2 hours to present and discuss recent papers in the field
as well as ongoing natural language understanding research in the
department.

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<H3>Information from previous semesters</H3>
Information from previous semesters may be retained for a while, but don't be surprised if certain links don't work.

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