CGL Meeting Agenda

Wednesday, February 15 1995

Location:
DC 1304
Time:
1:30 PM
Chair:
Wayne Liu

1. Adoption of the agenda - additions/deletions thereto.

2. Coffee Hour and Next Meeting:

Coffee hour this week:
Nathan Konrad
Coffee hour next week:
???

Next Meeting
Time:
February 22, 1995
Location:
DC 1304
Chair:
Sandra Loop
Tech Presentation:
Nathan Konrad
Forthcoming: (list next 4 and trades)
Chairs:
Sandra Loop
Michael McCool
Alfredo Munoz (Stephen Mereu will be at writing seminar)
Andrew Park
Tech presentations:
Nathan Konrad
Robert Kroeger
Stephen Mann
Wayne Liu

3. Technical Presentation:

Presenter:
Rick Kazman
Title:
Designing with Micro-Architectures
Abstract:
There is a growing interest among software researchers in identifying and cataloging recurring patterns in software architecture. These styles have been called "idioms" and "micro-architectures". There is interest in studying micro-architectures for several reasons: so that larger chunks of code may be reused, so that systems can be understood at higher levels of abstraction, and so that software designers can design with larger chunks.

This talk will survey some recent work in micro-architectures and will discuss their (possible) historical significance.

4. General Discussion Items:

5. Action List (remember to update AL_active)

  1. Side Effects Visit - Wednesday, Feb. 22

6. Directors Meeting:

7. Seminar(s): 

           The Institute for Computer Research (ICR)

                    Presents a Colloquium on

      Buffer Management in Shared-Memory Time Warp Systems



by:     Dr. Richard Fujimoto

of:     College of Computing
        Georgia Institute of Technology
        Atlanta, Georgia


Date:   Wednesday, February 22, 1995
Time:   3:30 pm.
Place:  William G. Davis Computer Research Centre, Room 1302

MASTER'S ESSAY PRESENTATION

                    -Friday, February 17, 1995

Raymond  J.  Brunsting,  graduate  student, Dept. Comp.
Sci.,  Univ. Waterloo will speak on "Quality of Service
Issues in Wireless Networks".

TIME:                2:30-3:30 p.m.

ROOM:                DC 1331

                              Professor Furino
                                speaking on
                       "Modern History of Mathematics"

                           Wednesday, February 15
                                 4:30-5:30
                               Location: TBA

8. Lab Cleanup (till 2:30pm or 5 minutes, whichever is longer)