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19 Nov 2008: I very much hope that its introduction will not only help address the skills shortage in a discipline that is vital to the country’s economic wellbeing but also extend opportunities

10 Sep 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. Topics in Concurrency. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Prof Glynn Winskel. Taken by:If you are reading this then no extra material has yet been placed on the Web for this course. 2008 Computer Laboratory

9 Sep 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. Digital Electronics. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Dr Ian Wassell. Taken by:Here are the notes (all PDF). 2008 Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge. Please send any comments on this page to Dr

17 Jan 2008: The University of Cambridge Institute for Aviation and the Environment (IAE) incorporates the latest scientific research, technological developments and economic thinking to address the needs of the aviation and aerospace industries

28 Nov 2008: What social welfare do existing P2P algorithms seek to maximize? What is the economic interpretation of P2P tradeoffs? ... How does the economic interpretation translate into actual algorithms? How should ISPs use price signals in this virtual economy to

10 Sep 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. Artificial Intelligence II. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Dr Sean Holden. Taken by:If you are reading this then no extra material has yet been placed on the Web for this course. 2008 Computer

10 Sep 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. Business Studies. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Mr Jack Lang. Taken by:If you are reading this then no extra material has yet been placed on the Web for this course. 2008 Computer Laboratory,

14 Nov 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. ». Computer Design. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Dr Simon Moore. Taken by:Aims. The aims of this course are to introduce the hardware/software interface models and the hardware structures used in

10 Sep 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. Group Project Briefing. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Dr Alan Blackwell. Taken by:If you are reading this then no extra material has yet been placed on the Web for this course. 2008 Computer Laboratory

10 Sep 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. Hardware Practical Classes. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Dr Ian Wassell. Taken by:If you are reading this then no extra material has yet been placed on the Web for this course. 2008 Computer

10 Sep 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. Professional Practice and Ethics. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Dr Richard Jennings. Taken by:If you are reading this then no extra material has yet been placed on the Web for this course. 2008

22 Sep 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. ». Specification and Verification I. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Prof Mike Gordon. Taken by:2008 Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge. Please send any comments on this page to Prof Mike

19 Dec 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. ». Concurrent Systems and Applications. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Dr Steven Hand. Taken by:This year the course is being taught by three different lecturers. The core "Java" part of the course is

4 Dec 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. ». Denotational Semantics. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Dr Marcelo Fiore. Taken by:Lecture slides. Part I. Part II. Feedback. Please provide feedback through the online lecture course feedback form.

14 Oct 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. ». Optimising Compilers. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Prof Alan Mycroft. Taken by:Further information:. a 1-page C program to convert arithmetic expressions into 3-address code (cf. TRN from the

22 Sep 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. ». Specification and Verification II. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Prof Mike Gordon. Taken by:2008 Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge. Please send any comments on this page to Prof Mike

10 Sep 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. Group Project. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Dr Alan Blackwell. Taken by:If you are reading this then no extra material has yet been placed on the Web for this course. 2008 Computer Laboratory,

27 Oct 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. ». Quantum Computing. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Dr Anuj Dawar. Taken by:Exercise Sheets:. Feedback:. The course is constantly under development, so your feedback would be very valuable. Please

16 Nov 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. ». Computer Systems Modelling. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Dr Richard Gibbens. Taken by:2008 Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge. Please send any comments on this page to Dr Richard Gibbens

10 Oct 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. ». Digital Communication II. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Prof Jon Crowcroft. Taken by:The slides are all here as seperate ppts, plus in a single PDF. A blog of some deltas and additional

10 Sep 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. Discrete Mathematics II. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Prof Glynn Winskel. Taken by:If you are reading this then no extra material has yet been placed on the Web for this course. 2008 Computer

14 Oct 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. ». Mathematical Methods for Computer Science. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Dr Richard Gibbens. Taken by:2008 Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge. Please send any comments on this page to Dr

10 Sep 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. How to Study Computer Science. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Prof Alan Mycroft. Taken by:If you are reading this then no extra material has yet been placed on the Web for this course. 2008 Computer

18 Sep 2008: while the “…global economic slowdown may cause some to question whether the UK can afford to act so boldly…action cannot be delayed” and that “decisive action will stimulate economic activity

19 Nov 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. ». Computation Theory. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Prof Andrew Pitts. Taken by:Lecture notes for printing (2up):. Front matter (including suggested exercises) [pdf, 120KB]. Introduction:

22 Sep 2008: Diversity. Policing. Economics and Security. • Over the last six years or so, we have started to apply an economic analysis to information security issuesy y. • ... IT Economics. • Economic “rules” for the IT industry are different. •

15 Oct 2008: Distinguished academics from King’s, including Honorary Fellow Martin Rees, discussed highlights stemming from their research and explored the scientific, economic and political aspects of climate change.

20 May 2008: Finance and Futures. Raising money. Valuation. Winners and losers. Futurology. Raising the Money. Family and Friends £10K. Bank loan £100K. Angels £250K. VCs £2M. IPO £20M. VC Criteria. Global sustainable under-served market need. Defensible

11 Oct 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. ». Unix Tools. 2008–09. Principal lecturer: Dr Markus Kuhn. Taken by:This non-examinable 10-h lecture course takes you onto a quick tour through a few important and highly useful Unix development

20 Oct 2008: Computer Laboratory. Course material 2008–09. ». Information Theory and Coding. 2008–09. Lecturer: Dr John Daugman. Prerequisite courses: Probability; Mathematical Methods for Computer Science. Number of lectures: 11 1 (Mon, Wed, Fri at 10,

22 Sep 2008: Consumer protection. Diversity. Policing. Economics and Security. • Over the last six years or so, we have started to apply an economic analysis to information security issuesy y. • ... IT Economics. • Economic “rules” for the IT industry are

2 May 2008: The programme’s goals include:. Developing a leading programme on the economic and social dimensions of urban and regional competitiveness.

10 Mar 2008: Forster, are well known for bringing modernist ideas to fields from literature and art to economics and psychology.

18 Jul 2008: It is a definitive record. It is not just of interest to the enthusiast but a vital tool for anyone seriously interested in the economic geography and history of Great Britain.

13 Mar 2008: Keeping a cow would then have made less economic sense as a way of utilising surplus female labourer. ... 8. withdrawn from active economic life in the final stages of the lifecycle.

1 Feb 2008: Because women are rarely the highest earners in thehousehold,’ said Dr Burchell, ‘an economic rationale seems to.

28 Apr 2008: to ensure future economic prosperity and global competitiveness.

2 Jun 2008: Infectious diseases are a threat to health,economic prosperity, social stability andsecurity worldwide. ... China continues to experience anunprecedented economic developmentin the 21st century. The speakers in thissession will explore how we

26 Dec 2008: 3 Vickrey's first degree was in Mathematics and Electrical Engineering from Yale, and he shared the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1996. ... 6 Beckmann, M., McGuire, C.B. and Winsten, C.B. 1956 Studies in the Economics of Transportation.

20 Nov 2008: E-COPP 200820th November 2008, Loughborough, UK. Richard Claytonrichard.clayton@cl.cam.ac.uky. Economics and Security. • ... Over the last six years or so, we have started to apply an economic analysis to information security issues, creating the y y ,

4 Apr 2008: then the system as awhole operates efficiently; here efficiency is defined in the economic sense thatthe share of resources allocated to each user and the overall level of resourceutilization are such

17 Jun 2008: pdf]. An Economic Approach to Adaptive Resource Management. Neil Stratford and Richard Mortier.

25 Feb 2008: Cleanliness. Conventional double-entry bookkeeping. Audit. Culture. Realistic risk assesment. Follow the money.

9 Sep 2008: HORIZONS. University of Cambridge research magazine www.rsd.cam.ac.uk. Issue 7 | Autumn 2008. In this issue. BIOENGINEERING andMATERIALSplus news and views from across the University. RESEARCH. 2 | Issue 7 | Autumn 2008. EDITORIAL. Welcome to

27 May 2008: Control Plane). DoS Resistence, built in. Possibly different economic/charging models. Need shift in model. ... Faces “wide area”; faces home. Faces neighbours… … …. Changes economic relationships completely.

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18 Sep 2008: PAPER 3 (A SUBJECT IN ECONOMICS) (Not Available). PAPER 4 (ECONOMIC THEORY AND ANALYSIS)Paper Co-ordinator: Dr S. ... DELLE-MONACHE (6hrs). Quantitative Economics Classes 12 hours [8@1.5hrs (6hrs each)]. PhD10: Advanced Course in Economic TheoryCourse

1 Apr 2008: YouTube disappearing once in a while, this means that there’s no economic pressure on ISPs to fix the problems. ... have got the economic incentives right, so that ISPs can see the good sense, and profits, in deploying their system.

14 May 2008: An agreement in this form has a number of benefits. Firstly, italigns economic incentives with expected behaviour. ... Eric Williams. Energy intensity of computer manufacturing: Hybrid assess-ment combining process and economic input–output

13 Jun 2008: 2 Background. Advances in information technology are removing technical and economic obstacles to the combination of federated data belonging to different organisations.