dunc@eecg.toronto.edu (Duncan Elliott) (04/17/89)
Electrical Engineering Computer Group
Cider Seminar Series
A Transparent Fault-Tolerant Computing Environment
by
Timothy Mok
Electrical Engineering Computer Group
University of Toronto
Time: Thursday, April 20, 1989, 12:05 --- Place: GB 220
The high cost of specialized hardware and software
development has limited the use of fault tolerant computing
technology to a small number of highly critical applications.
This talk describes the design of a low cost reliable
computer system that provides transparent fault tolerant
support to application programs.
About half of this seminar will be based upon the
presenter's thesis. The remainder will relate experiences
constructing the prototype (FTDUNIX), and raise unsolved
issues which are potential thesis topics.
Coming Soon
Date Who Topic
April 28 Mike van de Pan Designing Controllers for Articulated
Figure Animation, or ``How to Make a Lamp Jump''
May 2 Tet Yeap A Neural Network for Temporal Pattern Recognition
May 5 Prof. Wortman Adventures in Concurrent Compilation
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Duncan Elliott, Dept. EE, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada M5S 1A5
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