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Wed 18 Jul 2018 16:25 - 16:41 at Winterthur - Session 3

Junior Submission
An operating system (OS) is typically composed of a kernel as a resource coordinator that, along with a set of supporting elements (system libraries, user interaction programs etc), interfaces the user space programs with the computing hardware. Since the early UNIX era, the kernel code base has grown significantly. However, the introduction of new code also contain flaws that cause kernel performance degradations, which in turn directly affect the user program throughput, interactivity and efficiency. There is still a paucity of approaches and tools to detect and localize such performance issues in OSs with most existing approaches/tools restricting themselves to performance regressions. The aim of my research is to develop effective strategies for the detection and localization of ernel performance issues to aid realize performant kernels.

Wed 18 Jul

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16:00 - 17:43
16:00
25m
Doctoral symposium paper
Probabilistic Software Modeling
Doc Symposium
Hannes Thaller Institute for Software Systems Engineering, Johannes Kepler University, Linz
Pre-print
16:25
16m
Doctoral symposium paper
Testing for Performance Issues in OS Kernels
Doc Symposium
File Attached
16:41
16m
Doctoral symposium paper
Automated End To End Testing of Single Page Web Applications
Doc Symposium
Matteo Biagiola Fondazione Bruno Kessler, Trento, Italy
File Attached
16:57
30m
Talk
Landing your Dream Job After Graduate School
Doc Symposium
Cindy Rubio-González University of California, Davis