Gene Cooperman
I do research in high performance computing and computational algebra.
First, some random pointers about me.
I am also the director of
the Institute for
Complex Scientific Software (ICSS), started in Fall, 2002.
For an idea of our goals, please read our
initial charter.
My office is in 336 WVH.
My High Performance
Computing Lab is in 370 WVH. The extension
there is x7127.
I also lead the Systems Seminar.
Next, some random pointers of interest to me.
-
College of Computer Science
(including
Campus Map
(West Village H, Building 23H on map),
CCS site search,
ftp,
research,
hours of course sequences,
myNEU,
(to find out your classes, login to myneu, so it knows who you
are; then go to "faculty services" so it knows you're a faculty
member; then select "Site map", followed by current semester,
followed by "Summary Class List", and it should now know your course
and key code; Select course to see Roster (aka "Summary Class List"),
and save as "text")
CCS undergraduate guide (obsolete?),
CCIS undergraduate course descriptions (still using old course numbers),
CCS activities,
N.U. undergraduate and graduate course descriptions,
N.U. undergraduate and graduate course schedules,
N.U. honors program,
N.U. final exam schedules
(changes frequently, look up
registrar),
and
CCIS graduate school
(with grad courses,
or alternate version from M.S./Ph.D. course list,
and
M.S. and Ph.D. program requirements
)
- webmail for CCS
-
CCIS account request form (and use: ssh login.ccs.neu.edu
and login as "account" with password same as the username)
- Research accounts admin
- CCS Crew
-
CCIS colloquia (2009-2010)
- CCS seminar rooms to reserve:
164 WVH,
166 WVH,
366 WVH; Write to operations@lists.ccs.neu.edu with room number
and time/dates in order to reserve it.
- Internal mailing lists (CCIS only)
- Northeastern University home page
(URLs change often)
- CCIS internal calendar
(Type "gc" (goto calendar); Alternatively, click on this
calendar.ccs.neu.edu page; Then search on that
page for the word "calendar"; Then click on that calendar tab.)
- CCIS Wiki
- CCIS Colloquia and Seminars
(and
Distinguished Speaker Series)
-
TUNLIB (a project I'm involved with)
-
Boston University CS Colloquium Series
-
CSAIL Dertouzos Lecturer Series (2007-08)
(w/ directions)
-
Harvard CS Colloquium Series
-
ACM (Association for Computing Machinery)
- Computing Research Association
-
N.U. Beowulf cluster (CCS/ECE)
(and its
configuration)
-
ASCC (Advanced Scientific Computation Center)
(currently 24 GB 2-way SMP Itanium, 2 x 12 GB, and 16 node cluster)
- B.U. Scientific Computing
and Visualization Facilities
- SCIEnce (Symbolic Computing
in Europe: European Union project: 2006 - 2011)
-
N.U. Online/Offline Writing Lab (NU OWL)
-
UNIXhelp for users
-
N.U. Administrative Services
- SpamAssassin
(with
CCIS HOWTO)
(or try CRM114;
also, see
list of known spammers;
or Habeas Sender
(whitelist includes trademarked, copyrighted text);
or senderbase of
large e-mailers and their history;
Hashcash FAQ
(free, for verifying legitimate e-mail),
Phishing reports
Attach phish and Send to e-mail: mailchannels-neucsd-spam .
The hostname of the previous e-mail is: feedback.cloudmark.com )
-
How software patents hurt software innovation
In the early days of the Web, it was popular to set up some web pages
that would index all of human knowledge. Here is the trichotomy
that I chose for my own index. You are welcome
to look more deeply into this tree of knowledge.
General Info (non-C.S., non-tongue twister)
Gene Cooperman
College of Computer Science, 202-WVH
Northeastern University
Boston, MA 02115
e-mail: gene "at" ccs.neu.edu
Phone: (617) 373-8686
Fax: (617) 373-5121
