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| | involved actually mainkg your own business or marketing a product or something in the seattle area and really actually mainkg and selling stuff like a real business. don't know what class it was for or if they had any business classes as wsu that actually go out and do that type of thing. she also mentioned that her roommate had internships each summer at major companies here and elsewhere in the country don't know if thats just because she's really smart and ambitious or if seattle u really pushes it more than wsu.i wasn't a business major, but my major is still one that sort of requires an internship to get anywhere in the business and i regret going to wsu over a university in seattle. just because it made it that much more difficult to try and do an internship in seattle especially since i wasn't from around seattle and knew nothing about the city, had to roommates, etc and that would've been completely different had i gone to school there and been semi-established in the city. |
| | Acronym = ANCS 2008
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| | Title = Symposium on Architecture for Networking and Communications Systems
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| | Type = Conference
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| | Series =
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| | Field = Computer architecture
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| | Homepage = www.ancsconf.org
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| | Start date = Nov 6, 2008
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| | End date = Nov 7, 2008
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| | City= San Jose
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| | State = CA
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| | Country = USA
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| | Abstract deadline = Jun 16, 2008
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| | Submission deadline = Jun 23, 2008
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| | Notification = Aug 26, 2008
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| | Camera ready =
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| The 4th ACM/IEEE Symposium on Architectures
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| for Networking and Communications Systems
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| http://www.ancsconf.org
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| November 6-7, 2008
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| San Jose, California, USA
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| Sponsored by:
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| ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Architecture (SIGARCH)
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| ACM Special Interest Group on Communications (SIGCOMM)
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| IEEE Computer Society Tech. Committee on Computer Architecture
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| IMPORTANT DATES
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| Paper registration and abstract: June 16, 2008
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| Submission deadline: June 23, 2008
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| Author notification: August 26, 2008
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| CONFERENCE OVERVIEW
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| ANCS is a research conference that focuses on the architecture and
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| design of hardware and software for modern communication networks. The
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| combination of increasing network bandwidth and expanding
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| functionality pose continuing and growing challenges for system
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| designers. New technology elements, including network processors,
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| content addressable memories, chip multi-core processors,
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| configurable logic and special-purpose components offer new opportunities
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| for meeting these challenges, but also raise a variety of new issues.
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| ANCS focuses on networking and communication in the broad sense,
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| including novel architectures, architectural support for advanced
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| communications systems, algorithms and protocols for advanced architectures,
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| software and applications for next-generation networking architectures,
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| and methodology and benchmarking for evaluating advanced communication
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| architectures. Our emphasis this year will be on hardware and software
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| elements in the context of systems that enable networks to evolve and scale.
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| Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
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| * System design for future Network Architectures
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| * Network/communications processors
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| * Intelligent co-processors
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| * Router architectures
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| * Emerging Technologies (e.g., optical components, etc.)
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| * Switch fabrics/interconnection networks
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| * Link scheduling, processor/thread scheduling, switch scheduling
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| * Network adapters
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| * Application-specific networks (e.g., SAN, XML Switching)
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| * Programmable /extensible networks
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| * Secure communication
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| * Traffic management
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| * Packet classification
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| * Content inspection and filtering
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| * Energy-efficient designs
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| * Multi-core processors and networking
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| * Open platforms
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| * Networks on-chip
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| The PAPER DEADLINE for submissions is June 23, 2008 at 11:59PM PST
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| (US). ANCS will use double-blind reviewing, so submitted papers should
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| not include the authors' names. Paper registration and submission must
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| be done electronically through EDAS (edas.info). Registration,
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| including the abstract, must be completed no later than June 16, 2008
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| at 11:59PM PDT (US). All papers must be submitted in PDF format on
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| letter-size paper. Submissions must be viewable by Adobe Acrobat
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| Reader (version 5.0 or higher) and should not exceed 10 pages in
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| ACM/SIG conference paper format using 10 pt font. Submissions
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| exceeding the maximum limit will not be reviewed by the program
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| committee. Camera-ready versions of the accepted papers will be
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| required to use the ACM SIG format
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| (http://www.acm.org/sigs/pubs/proceed/template.html).
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| We encourage submissions containing original ideas. Like other
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| conferences, ANCS requires that papers not be submitted simultaneously
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| to any other conferences or publications; that submissions not be
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| previously published; and that accepted papers not be subsequently
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| published elsewhere.
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| Contact the program chairs with any questions at ancsTPC@arl.wustl.edu.
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| GENERAL CHAIR
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| Mark Franklin, Washington University
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| PROGRAM CHAIRS
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| D.K. Panda, Ohio State University
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| Dimitri Stiliadis, Bell Labs
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| PROGRAM COMMITTEE
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| Dan Blumenthal, Univ. of California, Santa Barbara
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| Greg Byrd, North Carolina State University
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| Patrick Crowley, Washington University
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| Chita R Das, Pennsylvania State Univ. and NSF
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| Cezary Dubnicki, NEC Research
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| Will Eatherton, Cisco
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| Hans Eberle, Sun Microsytems
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| Dirk Grunwald, Univ. of Colorado at Boulder
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| Manolis Katevenis, Forth-ICS, Greece
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| T. V. Lakshman, Bell Laboratory
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| Bill Lin, Univ. of California, San Diego
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| John Lockwood, Stanford University
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| Ahmed Louri, Univ. of Arizona
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| Yan Luo, University of Massachusetts, Lowell
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| Kobus van der Merwe, AT&T Research
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| Robert Olsen, Cisco
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| Peter Onufryk, IDT
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| Vijay Pai, Purdue University
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| Craig Partridge, BBN
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| K.K. Ramakrishnan, AT&T Research
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| Dipankar Raychaudhuri, Rutgers University
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| Umar Saif, LUMS, Pakistan
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| Chuck Thacker, Microsoft
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| Jonathan Turner, Washington University
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| M. Vachharajani, Univ. of Colorado at Boulder
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| Anujan Varma, Univ. of California, Santa Cruz
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| Srinivasan Venkatachary, Netlogic Microsystems
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| Bapi Vinnakota, Intel
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| Tilman Wolf, Univ. of Massachusetts
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| John Wroclawski, ISI
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| Raj Yavatkar, Intel
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| Yin Zhang, Univ. of Texas, Austin
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| STEERING COMMITTEE
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| Alan Berenbaum, SMSC
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| Laxmi Bhuyan, UC-Riverside
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| Patrick Crowley, Washington U.
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| Mark Franklin, Washington U.
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| Haldun Hadimioglu, Polytech. U.
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| Nick McKeown, Stanford Univ.
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| Peter Z. Onufryk, IDT
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| K. K. Ramakrishnan, AT&T Labs
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| Raj Yavatkar, Intel
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| </pre>This CfP was obtained from [http://www.wikicfp.com/cfp/servlet/event.showcfp?eventid=3008&copyownerid=2 WikiCFP][[Category:Computer networking]]
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involved actually mainkg your own business or marketing a product or something in the seattle area and really actually mainkg and selling stuff like a real business. don't know what class it was for or if they had any business classes as wsu that actually go out and do that type of thing. she also mentioned that her roommate had internships each summer at major companies here and elsewhere in the country don't know if thats just because she's really smart and ambitious or if seattle u really pushes it more than wsu.i wasn't a business major, but my major is still one that sort of requires an internship to get anywhere in the business and i regret going to wsu over a university in seattle. just because it made it that much more difficult to try and do an internship in seattle especially since i wasn't from around seattle and knew nothing about the city, had to roommates, etc and that would've been completely different had i gone to school there and been semi-established in the city.