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Location and time:

• Time: Mondays, 3:30-4:30 (except where noted below)

• Place: ACES 2.402 - The ACES building is the new structure on the southeast corner of 24th and Speedway.

• Parking: We suggest parking garage 1 (PG1) at San Jacinto and 24th

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• These seminars are open to all interested, whether affiliated with UT or not, at no charge. No prior registration is necessary. Feel free to just show up.

Presentation schedule:

Date	Speaker	Title	Slides/Papers
Aug 25 3:00 pm	Alex Dean North Carolina State University	Building Demanding Hard Real-Time Systems with Software Thread Integration	Abstract
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22	Krisztian Flautner ARM Ltd.	Intelligent Energy Management for systems-on-chip	Abstract
Sept. 29
Oct. 6	Carl Anderson IBM	Physical Design of High Performance Microprocessors	Abstract
Oct. 10 10:00 am	Parthasarathy Ranganathan Hewlett Packard	Energy Consumption in Mobile Devices: Why Future Systems Need Requirements-Aware Energy Scale-Down	Abstract
Oct. 13	No Seminar
Oct. 20	Emmett Witchel Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Painting Kernel Permissions with Mondriaan Memory Protection	Abstract
Oct. 27	No Seminar
Nov. 3	Ronald Kalla IBM	IBM's POWER5 Micro Processor Design and Methodology	Abstract Slides
Nov. 10	Steve Lumetta University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	rePLay: the Phenomena behind and Limits of Dynamic Optimization in Hardware	Abstract
Nov. 17	Marc Tremblay Sun Microsystems	Throughput Oriented Computing	Abstract
Nov. 24	Mike O'Connor Texas Instruments	Network Processing - Multi-threaded, multi-processing	Abstract Slides
Dec. 1

Previous Seminar Series

• Spring 1999
• Fall 1999
• Spring 2000
• Fall 2000
• Spring 2001
• Fall 2001
• Spring 2002
• Fall 2002
• Spring03

Organization

This seminar series is organized jointly by the Departments of Computer Sciences and Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin.