Explore the concepts of address prediction, recovery, and interrupt recovery in EECS 470 lecture featuring slides developed by prominent professors. Topics include branch predictors, limitations of Tomasulo's Algorithm, various prediction schemes, branch history tables, and more. Dive into bimodal,

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Delve into the realm of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) security as covered in EECS 582 during the Spring of 2015. Explore topics including BLE refresher, attacks, improvements, authentication, and privacy. Gain insights into the BLE layers, connection establishment, encryption methods, and more to enhan

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Explore dataflow analysis techniques and optimization methods in the context of compilers through the course EECS 583 at the University of Michigan. Learn about identifying optimization opportunities, common subexpression elimination, liveness analysis, and more to enhance program efficiency and per

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Delve into the world of matrices and vectors with a focus on floating-point math, IEEE standards, vector operations, and matrix manipulation in the context of EECS 442 lectures by Justin Johnson. Explore foundational concepts such as concatenation, transpose, cross product, dot product, and the nuan

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Explore the concept of memory snapshotting through images and insights shared by Vinod Ganapathy at the EECS Symposium. Delve into topics like malware detection, the layer-below principle, and the risks of OS infections due to exploits and social engineering attacks.

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In this introductory lecture of EECS 343 Operating Systems, Professor Steve Tarzia discusses the course structure, importance of studying OS, key topics like security and performance, course logistics, prerequisites, and collaboration policy. Students will gain valuable experience with C, Linux, and

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