2nd Annual Workshop on Computer Architecture Education
February 3, 1996
Hyatt Sainte Claire Hotel
San Jose, CA

FINAL PROGRAM


1:00 - 1:45 - ``The Computer Architecture Curriculum at Stanford: Challenges
and Approaches,'' Keynote address by John Hennessy, Chairman of the Computer
Science Department, Stanford University.


Session 1: 1:45 - 3:05

[1.A] ``Computer Architecture Education at the University of Illinois: Current
Status and Some Thoughts,'' Josep Torrellas, University of Illinois.

[1.B] ``Computer Architecture Research: Teaching the Basic Skills,'' David Lilja,
University of Minnesota.

[1.C] ``Using Rapid Prototyping in a Computer Architecture Design Laboratory,''
James Hamblen, Henry Owen, Sudhakar Yalamanchili and Binh Dao, Georgia Tech.

[1.D] ``Using Computer Architecture/Organization at the University of Aizu,''
Yamin Li and Wanming, Chu, Univ. of Aizu, Japan.


Break 3:05-3:30


Session 2: 3:30 - 4:50

[2.A] ``Computer Architecture Education in a Corporate Reengineering Program,''
Pradip Bose and Philip Emma, IBM Watson Research.

[2.B] ``When Does Computer Architecture Education Begin? Assembly Language as
Computer Architecture,'' James Goodman, University of Wisconsin.

[2.C] ``Serious Study in Computer Science and Computer Engineering,'' Yale Patt,
University of Michigan.

[2.D] ``Computer Engineering at Oakland University, Subramanian Ganesan,
Oakland University.


Break 4:50 - 5:05


Session 3: 5:05 - 6:05

[3.A] ``Computer Architecture at the University of California, Berkeley,''
Randy Katz, University of California at Berkeley.

[3.B] ``Computer Architecture Curriculum at UC Santa Cruz,'' Anujan Varma,
University of California at Santa Cruz.

[3.C] ``Advanced Computer Architecture: A System Design Approach,'' Richard Kain,
University of Minnesota.


Panel Session 6:15 - 7:00

Panel Session Topic: ``What are the minimal elements of a computer engineering
or computer science curriculum?''

Moderator: James Goodman
Panelists: John Hennessy, Richard Kain, Yale Patt, Josep Torrellas