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Advanced Multiprocessor Architecture
Covers Advanced Multiprocessor Architecture, discussing course logistics, components, grading, and trends in modern computing systems.
Implementation with Transistors
Covers the implementation of a processor with transistors and focuses on improving performance through various technologies and circuit designs.
Complex Logic Architectures with CNT Technology
Explores the design of complex logic architectures using carbon nanotube technology and showcases the high configurability of the proposed logic gates.
Challenge of even bigger models
Explores simulating large-scale neural network models and optimizing memory efficiency in neural simulations using NEURON and CoreNEURON.
Organization of the Lab Sessions
Covers the organization of lab sessions, including FPGA distribution and software installation options.
GPU Introduction: Performance and Programming
Explores the motivation and advantages of using GPUs for computation, focusing on their performance and programming through CUDA.
Understanding Chaos in Quantum Field Theories
Explores chaos in quantum field theories, focusing on conformal symmetry, OPE coefficients, and random matrix universality.
Digital Systems Design: Course Overview
Covers the organization, focus, methodology, and tools used in designing digital systems.
Introduction: Course Structure and Fundamentals of Computing
Explores the role of Computing in society and the basics of computing, algorithms, communication systems, and computer security.
Multi Masters Systems
Explores Multi Masters Systems, discussing architectures with multiple processors, shared memory, mutual exclusion, and hardware accelerators.