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Mamadou B. Diallo
Graduate Student, Aug 2000 - Dec 2001
Computer Sciences Department
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1210 West Dayton Street, suite 3395
Madison, WI 53706
Current Contact Info:
IBM Systems Group
3605 Hwy 52 N, Bldg 15-3, Office D127
Rochester, MN 55901
Phone: (507)253-4104
Email: mdiallo@cs.wisc.edu
Email: mdiallo@us.ibm.com
Education:
August 2000 - December 2001:
Master of Science in Computer Sciences
Univeristy of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin
August 1994 - May 1998
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Virginia Commowealth
University, Richmond, Virginia
Corporate Experience:
February 2002 - Present
Software Engineer
IBM Systems and Technology Group
Rochester, MN
June 1998 - August 2000
Programmer
Circuit City Stores, Inc.
Richmond, Virginia
May 1996 - December 1996
UNIX System's Administrator
Capital One Financial Services, Inc.
Richmond, VA
Research:
I have been working on the Condor Project (High Throughput Computing) here
at the University of Wisconsin, Madison for almost a year. Visit www.cs.wisc.edu/condor
for more details.
Papers:
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Optimizing Disk Performance for a Multimedia Storage Server, Fall 2000:
PostScript
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Decision Modeling In Software Engineering Projects Fall 2000: Word
97
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Implementing Database Security, Spring 2001: Word97
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Implementing a Webserver Using Apache, MySQL, Perl, and Java, Spring 2001:
Word
97 Jar Files
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"Designing and Implementing a Classad Viewer for the Condor Distributed
System", Master's Project Report, Fall 2001: PostScript
Courses:
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CS736: Advanced Operating Systems, Fall 2000
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CS838: Analysis of Software Artifacts, Fall 2000
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CS764: Topics in Database Management Systems, Spring 2001
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CS838: Computer Systems Security, Spring 2001.
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CS799: Master's Research, Spring & Summer 2001. Advisor: Prof.
Miron Livny
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CS704: Principles of Programming Languages, Fall 2001
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CS790: Master's Project, Fall 2001
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CS475: Introduction to Combinatorics, Fall 2001
A description of these classes can be found here.
Interests:
My interests include:
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Operating Systems and Databases
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Computer Architecture and Distributed Systems
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Programming Languages and Compilers
References:
Professor Miron Livny
Professor Marvin Solomon
Professor Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau
Professor Somesh Jha