Computer Architecture

Last changed Wed, 2011-08-10 14:36

Faculty

luiscezecs.washington.edu

Computer architecture, compilers, programming models

levycs.washington.edu
Operating systems design, distributed systems and the Web, security and privacy, computer architecture
oskincs.washington.edu

Computer architecture

Affiliate Faculty

Microsoft Research
dburgermicrosoft.com

Computer architecture

Microsoft Research
larusmicrosoft.com

Programming languages and compilers

Microsoft Research
qadeermicrosoft.com

Program verification, programming languages, concurrency, parallel computing

Microsoft
burtoncs.washington.edu

Computer architecture

Microsoft Research
kstrausscs.washington.edu

Parallel computer architecture

Graduate Students

tbergancs.washington.edu

Compilers, runtime systems, operating systems, concurrency, deterministic multithreaded execution

bholtcs.washington.edu

Programming models for parallel and heterogeneous architectures, programming languages, compilers.

bdmyerscs.washington.edu

runtimes for distributed memory systems, parallel programming, large-scale graph computations, computer architecture

nelsoncs.washington.edu

I'm interested in computer architecture and high performance computing. I work on runtime systems for large-scale graph algorithms.

mikercs.washington.edu

Energy efficient computing, Approximate computing, Compilers, Parallelism, High-performace computing

asampsoncs.washington.edu

Energy-aware programming, approximate computing, parallel programming

bpwcs.washington.edu

Alumni

Some of our computer architecture alumni:

Wen-Hann Wang (1989, Vice President, Intel Labs, Circuits and Systems Research),
Dean Tullsen (1996, UCSD),
Jack Lo (1998, Senior Director, VMWare),
Steve Swanson (2006, UCSD),
Mike Swift (2005, University of Wisconsin),
Josh Redstone (2002, Google),
Rob Bedichek (1994, Apple),
Alex Klaiber (1994, NVIDIA),
Martha Kim (2008, Columbia University),
Jim Archibald (1987, BYU),
Patrick Crowley (2003, Washington University),
John Bennett (1987, University of Colorado),
Scott Hauck (1995, University of Washington Dept. of Electrical Engineering),