Reports

Servus everyone! I’m Kilian Warmuth, currently pursuing my M.Sc. in Computer Science at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) after completing my B.Sc. in Computer Science at the same institution. Throughout my academic education, I have taken courses in Advanced Computer Networks, which have deepened my understanding and expertise in the field.

As part of Micro Architecture Santa Cruz (MASC) my proposal under the mentorship of Jose Renau and Sakshi Garg aims to develop a tree data structure under HHDS to replace the current one offered by LHTree

Hi everyone! I’m Ashwin Bardhwaj, currently pursuing a bachelors in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at UC Berkeley. I was recently involved in a project to implement a secure hardware encryption enclave in Verilog.

Introduction Welcome to the final blog post for my GSoC’23! Once again, my name is Jack and I am working under the open-source electronic design automation project - OpenROAD. We are a fast growing leading open-source foundational application for semiconductor digital design, as evidenced from our consistent star growth since inception.

The project plans to understand the impact of missing settings on performance of the target open-source database systems.

​ Hola Amigos! ​ As we draw the curtains on our project titled Public Artifact and Data Visualization we’re thrilled to present the incredible advancements we’ve achieved since our mid-term update.

Hello Again! I’m excited to present my final blog post summarizing the progress and achievements made over the 2023 Summer of Reproducibility Fellowship.I will be sharing the work I’ve created for the Teaching Computer Networks with Reproducible Research: Developing a ‘classroom competition’ for adaptive video delivery.

Welcome back! In my final blog post for the 2023 Summer of Reproducibility Fellowship, I’ll be sharing my experiences and the materials I’ve created for the Using Reproducibility in Machine Learning Education project.

Introduction For the second half of the project, I spent some time reproducing the figures and then focused on hacking the source code of PyTorch to distinguish the Inter-GPU Computation (1GPU vs.

Hello again! In this blog post, I will be discussing the second material I created for the 2023 Summer of Reproducibility Fellowship. As you may recall from my first post, I am working on the Using Reproducibility in Machine Learning Education project with Fraida Fund as my mentor.