Stanford Course Work
This is a list of Stanford course work that I have suffered through (just
kidding :-) If you are a new/prospective Grad student interested in these
areas and want to chat about opportunities at Stanford, drop me a line...
- Spring 2002-2003 (in progress):
- CS343: Architecture and Compilers
for Embedded Applications
- EE390: Special Studies in Electrical Engineering with Prof. Dally
- Winter 2002-2003:
- MSandE266:
Management of New Product Development
- CS243: Advanced Compiling
Techniques
- EE380:
Seminar on Computer Systems
- MSandE472:
Industry Thought Leader's Seminar
- Fall 2002-2003:
- MSandE207:
Interactive Management Science
- EE390: Special Studies in Electrical Engineering with Prof. Dally
- Spring 2001-2002:
- CS154: Automata and
Complexity Theory
- CS347: Distributed
Databases and Transaction Processing
- MSandE472:
Industry Thought Leader's Seminar
- EE402S:
Bioapplications of Nanotechnologies
- CS548:
Internet and Distributed Systems Seminar
- Winter 2001-2002:
- CS245: Database
System Principles
- ME214: Good
Products, Bad Products
-
EE203: Seminar For Entrepreneurial Engineers
- MSandE472:
Industry Thought Leader's Seminar
- EE380:
Seminar on Computer Systems
- CS547:
Human-Computer Interaction Seminar
- Fall 2001-2002:
- CS242: Programming
Languages
- MSandE140: Industrial
Accounting
- MSandE472:
Industry Thought Leader's Seminar
- EE380:
Seminar on Computer Systems
- EE402A: High -
Tech Entrepreneurship and Innovation in East Asia
- Spring 2000-2001:
- CS193k: Advanced Java
- CS244b: Distributed
Systems with Peter Danzig
- E297c: Ethics of Development
in a Global Environment (EDGE)
- Winter 2000-2001:
- EE390/CS393: Special Studies in Electrical Engineering with
Prof. McKeown
- Fall 2000-2001:
- Math 108: Introduction to Combinatorics and its Applications (W)
- Engr 103: Public Speaking
- CS248: Introduction
to Computer Graphics
- Summer 1999-2000:
- CS193j: Programming in
Java (audit)
- Spring 1999-2000:
- Stat 116:
Theory of Probability
-
CS157: Computational Logic
-
CS240: Advanced Topics in Operating Systems (formerly CS240B)
- Winter 1999-2000:
- CS444I:
Internet Services
- CS255:
Cryptography and Computer Security
- CS202:
Law for Computer Science Professionals
- EE380:
Seminar on Computer Systems
- IE292:
Industry Thought Leader's Seminar (now MSandE472)
- Fall 1999-2000:
- EE278:
Introduction to Statistical Signal Processing
- MATH171:
Fundamental Concepts of Analysis (W)
- EE391: Special Studies in Electrical Engineering with
Prof. McKeown
- Spring 1998-1999:
- EE482: Advanced
Computer Architecture (focusing on interconnection networks)
- EE392N:
Topics in Computer Networks (Also listed as: CS 349)
- EE351: Digital
Switching in Telecommunications
- Winter 1998-1999:
- CS143:
Introduction to Compilers
- EE318: Computer
Aided Design of VLSI Systems
- EE390: Special Studies in Electrical Engineering with
Prof. McKeown
- EE382: Processor
Design (audit)
- Fall 1998-1999:
- EE273: Digital
Systems Engineering
- EE214: MOS Analog
Integrated Circuit Design
- EE275: Logic
Design
- Spring 1997-1998:
- EE384C: High
Performance Computer Network Systems
- EE384B: Multimedia
Networking and Communications
- CS161: Algorithms
and Data Structures
- Winter 1997-1998:
- EE282: Computer
Architecture and Organization
- CS240A: Operating
Systems and Systems Programming (now CS140)
- EE203: The
Entrepreneurial Engineer Seminar
- EE201B: "Life
after Stanford" Electrical Engineering Seminar
- EE384A: Network
Protocols and Standards (audit)
- Fall 1997-1998:
- EE271: Introduction
to VLSI Systems
- EE284: Introduction
to Computer Networks
- EE216: Principles
and Models of Semiconductor Devices
- EE201A:
Introductory Electrical Engineering Graduate Student Seminar
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