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Chpt 1 + 2: Motivating Examples on Queueing Theory. |
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1/12 |
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Chpt 6: Operational Laws (Little’s Law) |
Project Ideas Summary |
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1/17 |
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Project Brainstorming |
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1/19 |
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Chpt 7: Modification Analysis |
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1/24 |
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Simulations, Poisson Processes, and PASTA |
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1/26 |
Th |
Event-driven Simulation |
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1/31 |
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Variability and queueing |
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2/2 |
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NO CLASS |
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2/7 |
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Heavy-tailed Workloads |
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2/9 |
Th |
Project Proposals |
Written Project Proposal |
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2/14 |
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Well-being Day: NO CLASS |
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2/16 |
Th |
Project Proposals |
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2/21 |
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Queueing Networks |
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2/23 |
Th |
Load Balancing |
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2/28 |
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Scheduling I |
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3/2 |
Th |
Scheduling II |
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3/7 |
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Setup Times: auto-scaling and power management |
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3/9 |
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3/14 |
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Spring Break: NO CLASS |
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3/16 |
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Spring Break: NO CLASS |
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3/21 |
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Minimums and maximums of Independent Random Variables |
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3/23 |
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Optimizing Tails: concentration bounds, RobinHood caching |
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3/28 |
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Project Milestones |
Written Milestone Report |
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3/30 |
Th |
Project Milestones |
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4/4 |
T |
Project Milestones |
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4/6 |
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4/11 |
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4/13 |
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4/18 |
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4/20 |
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Final Presentation |
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4/25 |
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Final Presentation |
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4/27 |
Th |
Final Presentation |
Written Final Paper |