- Re: Chris (a bit outdated)
- In May 2007, Communications of the ACM (CACM) published my article:"
SIGCOMM's archaeological journey into networking's past in the 60th Anniversary Issue. ACM's Press Release: [This] "article tracks the journey into
networking's past through the ACM Special Interest Group on
Communication (SIGCOMM) and the rewards of its innovative Tutorial
initiative".
- THINK Protocols:
(Technical Histories of the Internet and other Network Protocols): a collection
of technical histories and digital archives for many network architectures.
This section is under construction..... back in January 2010 (where does the time go ;-)
- ACM and the Special Interest Group on Data Communications (SIGCOMM):
- ACM:
I was first a member of the UT ACM chapter in 1971, then joined the
international ACM, then was the UT ACM chair and hosted Grace Murray
Hopper for a lecture to the UT ACM chapter in 1973. I'm still a
member of ACM!
- SIGCOMM:
I've
spent 20 years working on SIGCOMM projects. I started off as a
local arrangements organizer for the SIGCOMM 1989 Conference at
Austin... and then 17 years on the SIGCOMM executive committee
organizing conferences, creating new conferences, andeventually got
hooked on the technical history of the early networks, focusing on
people and network protocols.
- IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking (The permanent link is:
www.ieee-acm-ton.org): This journal is very special, given that three organizations agreed to create one Transactions on Networking, instead
of competing against each other. The three groups were the IEEE
Communications Society, the IEEE Computer Society, and ACM SIGCOMM.
- SIGCOMM
Conference Planning archives (they are old ftp files)
- Old links for the classes that I taught:
- CS
356: Introduction to Computer Networks (junior/senior course)
- CS
326e: Elements of Networking (for non-majors)
- CS
352: Computer Systems Architecture
- CS 310:
ISA and the Hardware/Software Interface
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