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Candidates applying to this call are considered for Assistant Professor position only. Applicants are required to have a doctoral degree and a publication track record in top journals and conferences ...

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Exam 1 will cover lectures 1-14 (i.e. up to and including Snooping Based Multiprocessor Design). Exam 2 will cover lectures 15-26.