|
CS 7934 — Computer Systems Seminar, Fall 2009
Fridays, 1:00–2:00 PM, 3485 MEB
Primary Organizer:
Eric Eide
Overview
In CS 7934 we will read and discuss technical papers from recent or
imminent top-tier systems conferences: e.g., SOSP, OSDI, NSDI, SIGCOMM, and
so on. The specific papers discussed will be chosen based on the interests
of the class attendees. On occasion, people may present their own research
or perhaps a trip report from a major conference. We aim to be informal but
substantive.
You can check out what we did last semester here.
CS 7934 is often called “the CSL seminar.”
The name CSL is historic.
Mailing list
To get on the class mailing list, use Mailman to subscribe to csl-sem.
Credit
Although the course is listed as “variable credit,” the course is
only available for one (1) credit in most circumstances. If you want to take
the course for more than one credit, you will need to get approval from the
instructor. Those taking the course for credit must read all of the papers,
submit a short summary of each paper prior to class (PDF, Postscript, LaTeX), participate in each discussion, and
facilitate the discussion of at least one paper. We urge students to sign up
for one credit if you're going to be attending anyway.
Schedule
Week |
Date |
Topic(s) |
Facilitator |
Paper(s) |
1 |
— |
— |
Eide |
no meeting — organizational email |
2 |
9/4 |
cloud computing |
Abraham |
Research talk by Ravin
Abraham. |
3 |
9/11 |
OS design; multicore |
Burtsev |
The
Multikernel: A New OS Architecture for Scalable Multicore Systems.
Baumann et al.
In SOSP 2009,
October 2009. To appear. |
4 |
9/18 |
OS design; heterogeneous platforms |
Eide |
Helios:
Heterogeneous Multiprocessing with Satellite Kernels.
Nightingale et al.
In SOSP 2009,
October 2009. To appear. |
5 |
9/25 |
low-power cluster computing |
Ricci |
FAWN:
A Fast Array of Wimpy Nodes.
Andersen et al.
In SOSP 2009,
October 2009. To appear. |
6 |
10/2 |
network testbeds |
Wong |
ShadowNet:
A Platform for Rapid and Safe Network Evolution.
Chen et al.
In
USENIX 2009,
June 2009. |
7 |
10/9 |
virtualization |
— |
Colloquium:
“Vancouver
on Nova—Virtualization With a Small TCB” by Bernhard
Kauer.
3147 MEB. |
8 |
10/16 |
— |
— |
no meeting — University fall break |
9 |
10/23 |
device drivers; reliability |
Eide |
Tolerating
Hardware Device Failures in Software.
Kadav et al.
In SOSP 2009,
October 2009. |
10 |
10/30 |
OS design; transactions |
Lin |
Operating
Systems Transactions.
Porter et al.
In SOSP 2009,
October 2009. |
11 |
11/6 |
service-level agreements; active measurement
botnets; testbeds |
Ricci |
Accurate
and Efficient SLA Compliance Monitoring.
Sommers et al.
In SIGCOMM 2007,
August 2007.
Toward
Botnet Mesocosms.
Barford and Blodgett.
In HotBots '07,
April 2007. |
12 |
11/13 |
provenance |
Eide |
Layering in Provenance Systems.
Muniswamy-Reddy et al.
In USENIX 2009,
June 2009. |
13 |
11/20 |
network measurement |
— |
perfSONAR talk by
Martin Swany,
University of Delaware |
14 |
11/27 |
— |
— |
no meeting — Thanksgiving break |
15 |
12/4 |
routing |
Thulasinathan |
Pathlet
Routing.
Godfrey et al.
In SIGCOMM 2009,
August 2009. |
16 |
12/11 |
Web; security |
Duerig |
The
Multi-Principal OS Construction of the Gazelle Web Browser.
Wang et al.
In USENIX
Secuirty 2009,
August 2009. |
Potential Papers
In general, papers from upcoming/recent
OSDI,
SIGCOMM,
SOSP,
NSDI,
SIGMETRICS,
SenSys, and similar
conference proceedings are good sources of papers for discussion.
|
|