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I am a PhD student at Northeastern University, Boston in the Department of Electrical Engineering working under the guidance of Prof. David Kaeli. Before joining Northeastern University, I worked as a Signal Processing Engineer at Signion Systems Pvt. Ltd in Hyderabad, India and Analog Devices for almost 2 years.
The topic that interests me today is the problem of accurate branch prediction in Computers. As we go on to more powerful, superpipelined machines, accurate branch prediction becomes very critical to performance. There has been a lot of work done on this before. For futher information, you are referred to my advisor's home page . As of now I am looking at the case block table which is a multi-way switch and hard to predict.
By the way, my research interests lie in the field of Computer Architecture and Signal Processing. I hope to find a thesis topic that will let me expand my knowledge in both the fields.
Besides working on my thesis, I also work at Quantum Corporation , simulating and modelling hard disk drive channels.
This page needs a lot of remodelling and much more info to be added.
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Computer Architecture Home Page
Northeastern University CDSP Home Page
Northeastern University ECE Home Page
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srinidhi@nuvlsi.coe.neu.edu