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= Spring 2012 =
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= '''Spring 2012''' =
 
* '''Courses:'''
 
* '''Courses:'''
 
** CMPT 781: Technical Communication
 
** CMPT 781: Technical Communication
 
** CMPT 886: Special Topics in Operating Systems
 
** CMPT 886: Special Topics in Operating Systems
  
== '''January 27''' ==
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== January 27 ==
 
* Report: [https://cs-nsl-svn.cs.surrey.sfu.ca/cssvn/nsl-members/aldhamin/reports/Jan12/doc/reportTemplate.pdf]
 
* Report: [https://cs-nsl-svn.cs.surrey.sfu.ca/cssvn/nsl-members/aldhamin/reports/Jan12/doc/reportTemplate.pdf]
 
* Continued my survey into more researches to get a wider horizon into classifying the studies on this prospect.
 
* Continued my survey into more researches to get a wider horizon into classifying the studies on this prospect.
 
* I'm reading about the impact of PCI Express and phase-change memory on this field.
 
* I'm reading about the impact of PCI Express and phase-change memory on this field.
 
* I will utilize my research on the 781 course requirement to utilize the time for both.
 
* I will utilize my research on the 781 course requirement to utilize the time for both.
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* I'm still having difficulty reading papers but it's improving with time considering that both courses I'm taken this semester do have a considerable amount of readings of that type.
  
= Fall 2011 =
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= '''Fall 2011''' =
 
* '''Courses:'''  
 
* '''Courses:'''  
 
** CMPT-705: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
 
** CMPT-705: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
 
** CMPT 880: Programming Parallel and Distributed Systems
 
** CMPT 880: Programming Parallel and Distributed Systems
  
== '''November 14''' ==
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== November 14 ==
 
* Report (''No updates''): [https://cs-nsl-svn.cs.surrey.sfu.ca/cssvn/nsl-members/aldhamin/reports/Oct11/doc/reportTemplate.pdf]
 
* Report (''No updates''): [https://cs-nsl-svn.cs.surrey.sfu.ca/cssvn/nsl-members/aldhamin/reports/Oct11/doc/reportTemplate.pdf]
 
* No progress regarding the research. Courses are consuming all the time I have!!
 
* No progress regarding the research. Courses are consuming all the time I have!!
  
  
== '''October 11''' ==
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== October 11 ==
 
* Report (''No major updates''): [https://cs-nsl-svn.cs.surrey.sfu.ca/cssvn/nsl-members/aldhamin/reports/Oct11/doc/reportTemplate.pdf]
 
* Report (''No major updates''): [https://cs-nsl-svn.cs.surrey.sfu.ca/cssvn/nsl-members/aldhamin/reports/Oct11/doc/reportTemplate.pdf]
 
* Still working on a separate report for each of the problems listed on the progress report.
 
* Still working on a separate report for each of the problems listed on the progress report.
  
  
== '''September 22''' ==
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== September 22 ==
 
* Continuing the research on various topics of flash memory and high performance computing.
 
* Continuing the research on various topics of flash memory and high performance computing.
 
* Five (5) general ideas have been listed.
 
* Five (5) general ideas have been listed.

Revision as of 18:11, 27 January 2012

Spring 2012

  • Courses:
    • CMPT 781: Technical Communication
    • CMPT 886: Special Topics in Operating Systems

January 27

  • Report: [1]
  • Continued my survey into more researches to get a wider horizon into classifying the studies on this prospect.
  • I'm reading about the impact of PCI Express and phase-change memory on this field.
  • I will utilize my research on the 781 course requirement to utilize the time for both.
  • I'm still having difficulty reading papers but it's improving with time considering that both courses I'm taken this semester do have a considerable amount of readings of that type.

Fall 2011

  • Courses:
    • CMPT-705: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
    • CMPT 880: Programming Parallel and Distributed Systems

November 14

  • Report (No updates): [2]
  • No progress regarding the research. Courses are consuming all the time I have!!


October 11

  • Report (No major updates): [3]
  • Still working on a separate report for each of the problems listed on the progress report.


September 22

  • Continuing the research on various topics of flash memory and high performance computing.
  • Five (5) general ideas have been listed.