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Graduate School

Five tips for surviving (or thriving) in the OMSCS program as a computer science graduate student

Posted on November 1, 2020 by Matt Chung

Overview In this post, I’m sharing five tips that I’ve picked up over the last 2 years in the program. At the time of this writing, I’m wrappi...

Advanced Operating Systems/Algorithms/Data Structures/Notes

Synchronization notes (part 2/2) – Linked Based Queuing lock

Posted on September 17, 2020 by Matt Chung

In part 1 of synchronization, I talked about the more naive spin locks and other naive approaches that offer only marginally better performance by adding delays...

Advanced Operating Systems/Graduate School

Advanced Operating Systems: The SPIN Approach

Posted on August 31, 2020 by Matt Chung

What did I learn? What are the main takeaways? The concept of border crossing pops up over and over again. This is a new term I never heard of prior to this cla...

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