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This page contains details about the class project.
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The deliverable for the project in this class will be an NSF-like proposal. We recognize that 10 weeks is not enough time to complete a research project. However, we do believe that it's enough time to write a good research proposal!
At the bottom of this page you will find a list of ideas with a set of papers to get you started on each. If nothing on the list is interesting to you, you can propose your own idea. You must talk to Professor Akella or Lowe-Power by April 23 if you want to propose your own idea
You will complete three "sub" parts for the class project. First, you will present the problem and prior work during the 7th week of class (May 11 or May 13). Then, you will present your idea to solve this problem and preliminary data during the last week of class (June 1 or June 3). Finally, you will turn in the project report on June 7.
- Demonstrates an understanding of the problem
- Demonstrates knowledge of prior related work
- Clear and precise presentation of information
- Idea appropriately addresses the problem
- Preliminary data adequately demonstrates efficacy of idea
- Clear and precise presentation including data representation and visualizations
- Week 5: Group and Project selection due
- Week 6: Group meetings
- Week 7: Problem and prior work presentations
- Week 8/9: Group meetings
- Week 10: Final presentations
- Monday 6/7: Final report due
- TEE
- FHE
- MPC
- Optimizing data movement between NVRAM and DRAM
- DRAM Caches for Large Scale NVRAM
- Disaggregated Memory
- Processing near/in memory
- Explore designing cache hierarchies with AMBA CHI protocol
- Sparsesuite/graphBLAS on gem5
- RISC-V workloads