Sriram Sami
I am an Instructor and graduating Computer Science PhD candidate at the
National University of Singapore.
I
teach
introductory courses for
Computer Engineering
students, and Operating Systems / Parallel Computing modules for
Computer Science
students.
My
research
focuses on
security and privacy issues
and
novel use-cases
for
active sensors
(e.g., LIDARs).
Office:
School of Computing,
COM2 02-47
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GPG Key
SSH Key
(Maybe) Tracking Singapore's Blood Stock Fluctuations
A beginner's experience with TLAPS (The TLA+ Proof System)
Learning TLA+ to write formal specifications
Go to a Random LWN (Linux Weekly News) Article on Security
Optimizing Haskell Programs
Paper Review: Efficient Virtual Memory for Big Memory Servers
My Favorite LWN Articles
Paper Review: The Load Slice Core Microarchitecture
Archangel: Graph Matching algorithm for Angel-Mortal-type games
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