COMP 490/L: Research-Based Senior Design Project

Getting Help

Piazza, for all non-personal communication
Kyle's email address: kyle dot dewey at csun dot edu
Kyle's office hours:
- Monday/Wednesday: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (JD 4427)
- Thursday: 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM (JD 2212)
- Also available by appointment

Week	Materials
1	Week 1 Part 1 Lecture Notes The Structure of the “THE”-Multiprogramming System, by Edsger E. Dijkstra Kyle's Notes and Summary of “THE”, provided as an example. Week 1 Part 2 Lecture Notes Example Paper Notes. Notes in the last section (SAT Solvers) are the most detailed, and represent cases where most details were important. Finding and Understanding Bugs in C Compilers, by Xuejun Yang, Yang Chen, Eric Eide, and John Regehr Lecture Notes on Reading Papers
9	First of three-part video series on giving research talks. Still very relevant to traditional projects. Tips for giving research talks. Again, much of this is still relevant to traditional projects. Form for evaluating presentations Example talks I have given, in chronological order. All of these have problems and shouldn't be treated as templates. More details of the context of the talks, along with a personal critique of these talks, is provided here. SoCal PLS Fall 2013 ASE 2014 GSWC 2014 (1) GSWC 2014 (2) CGO 2015 ICSE 2015 ASE 2015 SoCal PLS Fall 2015 Invited Talk for the University of Utah CS Department, 2016 SoCal PLS Fall 2016

Week

Materials

First of three-part video series on giving research talks. Still very relevant to traditional projects.
Tips for giving research talks. Again, much of this is still relevant to traditional projects.
Form for evaluating presentations
Example talks I have given, in chronological order. All of these have problems and shouldn't be treated as templates. More details of the context of the talks, along with a personal critique of these talks, is provided here.