Bina Ramamurthy

Department of Computer Science and Engineering
State University of New York at Buffalo 
State University of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo

[ Research | Courses | Curriculum Vitae | General interests ]
 
 
Email 
bina@cse.buffalo.edu
Web URL  http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/~bina 
Office address  127, Bell Hall, SUNY@Buffalo, Buffalo, NY14260 
Office hours  Wed, Fri 10.00-11.30AM
Office phone  716-645-3180 (Ext.108) 
Office fax  716-645-3464 
Home phone  Available on request 
Home address  Available on request 

  Fall 2008 Schedule


Monday
12.00 - 12.50PM
CSE4/521: Operating Systems
NSC 220
2.00 - 4.40PM
CSE507: SOA and Web Services
Capen 10 
Tuesday
11.00AM-12.20PM
CSE321: Realtime Embedded Systems
Capen 10
3:30 - 5.00PM Faculty Meeting Bell 224
Wednesday
10.00-11.30AM
Office Hours
Bell 127
12.00 - 12.50PM
CSE4/521: Operating Systems
NSC 220
Thursday
11.00Am-12.20PM
CSE321: Realtime Embedded Systems
Capen 10
Friday
10.00-11.30AM
Office hours
Bell 127
12.00-12.50PM
CSE4/521: Operating Systems
NSC 220

Best way to contact me is through e-mail. If you want to see me at any other time besides my office hours, please send me mail. 

Fall 2008 Courses:

CSE321: Realtime and Embedded Systems
CSE421/521: Introduction to Operating Systems
CSE507: SOA and Web Services

Summer 2008 Course:

CSE586Z Distributed Systems on Engine

Guest Lectue at SASTRA, Thanjavur

Spring 2008 Courses

CSE4/521: Introduction to Operating Systems

CSE4/586: Introduction to Distributed Systems

IE 565: Service-enabled Enterprises

Fall 2007 Courses

CSE321: Real-time and Embedded Operating Systems

CSE421/521: Introduction to Operating Systems

CSE507: SOA and Web Services

Opening Day Presentation

Spring 2007 Courses

CSE4/521 Operating Systems

CSE4/586 Distributed Systems 

ETC Presentation

Fall 2006 Courses

EAS230A,B: Higher Level Languages

CSE4/521: Operating Systems


CADS Research Team Presentation

Spring 2006 Courses

EAS230 A, B: Higher level Languages

CSE4/521 : Operating Systems

CSE622: Computer Systems Theory

Research

EdTech (UB) Presentation 4/27/2006: ViGOR Visual Grid Tutorial

GridFoRCE: Grid FoR Research, Education and Collaboration: NSF supported project  

ViGOR: Visual Grid Tutorial: Univeristy at Buffalo Ed Tech supported project




Fall 2005 Courses

CSE4/521: Operating Systems

CSE4/586: Distributed Systems

Spring 2005 Courses:


EAS230: Programming for Engineers

CSE4/521: Operating Systems

CSE4/587: Information Structures

Fall 2004 Courses:

CSE 421: Introduction to Operating Systems

EAS 230: Programming for Engineers 

CSE 4/586: Distributed Systems

EAS230 Programming for Engineers

Annual Minority Student Graduate School Awareness Conference Panel Presentation (.ppt) (.pdf)

Opening Day Presentations

CSE 115/116

CEN Overview

Spring 2004 Courses:

    CSE421A and CSE421B Introduction to Operating Systems

     CSE487 and CSE587 Information Structures

Fall 2003 Courses:

CSE 4/586: Distributed Systems (Partially suported by NSF Grant DUE 0311473; See gridforce page)

CSE421: Introduction to Operating Systems

CSE521: Operating Systems

Spring 2003 Courses

CSE421A: Introduction to Operating Systems

CSE421B: Introduction to Operating Systems

CSE487: Information Strcutures

CSE587: Information Structures

Fall 2002 Courses

CSE116A: Introduction to Computer Scinece for Majors II

CSE116B: Introduction to Computer Science for Majors II

CSE421  : Introduction to Operating Systems
 


Spring 2002

CSE410: Distributed Systems for Undergraduates

CSE586: Distributed Systems for Graduates

CSE421A: Operating Systems
 


Fall 2001

CSE 462 Database Concepts (UG-Senior Level Course)

CSE 521 Operating Systems (Graduate Entry Level Course)

CSE 718 Enterprise Systems (Seminar)

COURSE MATERIALS ON UBLEARNS WEBSITE

These courses are hosted on the UBLearns website at http://UBLearns.buffalo.edu. The UBLearns website will be used to disseminate all course related information such as Syllabus, Schedule, Announcements, FAQ's, etc. It also provides a rich array of learning tools and resources including communication channels (chat facilities, discussion boards, email facilities, etc.), learning communities, online grade books, research facilities, links to external resources, etc. The basic course information for the CSE521, CSE462 and CSE718 have been posted on this website, and the features of this learning system that we will be using this semester have already been enabled.

Students registered to the course have also been added as users to the UBLearns website. Students will need to log on to the website using a username and a password to gain access to course information and other learning resources. Each student's username will be his or her UBIT name. Each student's password will be constructed from the following data:
Month and Day of birth combined with the last 6 digits of each students ISO number.
The ISO number is located on the UB Card directly under the photo.

An example of a password would be as follows: 0131231234
where 01 represents Month of birth
31 represents Day of birth
231234 represents the students last six digits of ISO number.



Spring 2001

 CSE410/510 Enterprise Systems
 

 CSE421A Introduction to Operating Systems



 Fall 2000

  CSE116 A,B Introduction to Computer Science II

  CSE462 Database Concepts

   Independent Study (Undergraduate)

   Supervised Research (Gradute)
 

Spring 2000 :

Undergraduate and Graduate Seminar (CSE718 Research Issues in Distributed Systems)

CSE421 A,B : Introduction to Operating Systems

CSE462 : Database Concepts
 
 



Music Files
CSE501 Talk: The Design of a Dynamic Network for Enterprise Systems
CORBA Introduction

Details on Components... as presented at OOPSLA

 Demo of Swing JApplet from Browser

What am I going to do in OOPSLA 99?

Java IDE Evaluation : On Going Project

 SIGCSE 1999 BOF Session Proposal

 SIGCSE 1999 BOF Session Outline


Research Statement