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Brent E. Nelson Past Students
Past Research Students:
Name Degree Year Thesis Title
Anthony SladeMSEE2003 Designing, Debugging, and Deploying Configurable Computing Machine-Based Applications Using Reconfigurable Computing Application Frameworks
Timothy WheelerMSEE2001 Improving Design Observability and Controllability For Functional Verification of FPGA-Based CIrcuits Using Design-Level Scan Techniques
Russell FredericksonMSEE2001 Constant Coefficient Multiplication
Jeremy AndersonMSEE2000 Module Generation for FPGAs
Matthew. SeversonMSEE2000 Relational Placement and Layout Manipulation With JHDL for FPGAs
Michael RyttingMSEE2000 Using JHDL To Visualize, Debug, and Execute External Designs
Paul GrahamMSEE1996 A Description, Analysis, and Comparison of a Hardware and a Software Implementation of the Splash Genetic Algorithm for Optimizing Symmetric Traveling Salesman Problems
Gregory ThompsonMSEE1995 Memory Hierarchy Performance of Transaction Processing Workloads
Cameron McNairyMSEE1995 A Linear System of Equations Solver on Splash-2 -- A Systolic Approach
J. Kelly FlanaganPhD1993 A New Methodology for Accurate Trace Collection and Its Application to Memory Hierarchy Performance Modeling
Paul MichelsenMSEE1992 Optimization of the Numerically Intensive ACERC Combustion Code For Execution on the New Super-Workstations
Curtis CollyerMSEE1992 A Timing Analysis of Two-Level Cache Memory Systems
J. Kelly FlanaganMSEE1989 Processor Design Using Path Programmable Logic
Robert MartellMSEE1988 Systolic Array Simulator: SYSTOLE
Roger PenningtonMSEE1988 FPM: A Low Cost Floating Point Audio Signal Processor
Gary BrownMSEE1986 A Port Reordering Algorithm to Reduce Interconnect Length and Crossovers for Improved Routability of Integrated Circuits
Darryl MorrellMSEE 1986 Compaction of Constrained Tiled Circuits Using Monte Carlo Algorithms
Brian MooreMSEE1986 A Pipelined Floating-Point Systolic Array Arithmetic Processor


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