Saman Amarasinghe
I am a Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a member of the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.
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32-G744 (617) 253-8879 (617) 253-1221 (Fax) My home address is: My Assistant: Mary McDavit (617) 253-9620 |
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Research Interests: Compiler optimizations, computer architectures, software engineering and parallel computing.
I lead the Commit Group at CSAIL. See Publications from the Commit group.
Fall11: 6.172
Performance Engineering of Software Systems
Spring 11: 6.005 Software Construction
Fall10: 6.172
Performance Engineering of Software Systems
Spring10: 6.035
Compiler Language Engineering
Fall09: 6.172
Performance Engineering of Software Systems
Spring09: 6.035 Compiler Language
Engineering
Fall08: 6.197 Performance
Engineering of Software Systems
Spring08: 6.005
Elements of Software Construction
Fall07: 6.975
Programming Parallel Systems - A study of the problem and possible solutions to
the Multicore Menace
Fall07: 6.035 Computer
Language Engineering
Spring07: 6.170 Laboratory in Software
Engineering
IAP07: 6.189 Multicore Programming
Primer
Fall06: 6.035 Computer
Language Engineering
Spring06: 6.170 Laboratory in Software
Engineering
Fall05: 6.035 Computer
Language Engineering
Fall02: 6.035 Computer
Language Engineering
Spring01: 6.033 Recitations
Fall01: 6.035 Computer
Language Engineering
Spring01: 6.001
Recitations
Fall00: 6.035 Computer
Language Engineering
Fall99: 6.035 Computer
Language Engineering
Spring99: 6.001
Recitations
Fall98: 6.035 Computer
Language Engineering
Spring98: 6.891 Advanced
Program Analysis and Optimizations: Compiling for Modern Architectures
Fall97: 6.001 Recitations (Recitation Information for
Sections 5 ? 6)
Spring97: 6.004 Recitations, Compiler Reading and Discussion
Group.
Curriculum Vitae and Research Statement
Available on the web:
- StreamIt Compiler Infrastructure
- DynamoRIO dynamic code Modification System
- TEK e-mail based seach engine for the developing world
- Meta Optimization framework for learning compiler heuristics
- SUIF2 optimization passes
- 6.035 Computer Language Engineering Course Material (OpenCourseWare )
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I was involved with the Programmable Microfluidics project with
Prof Todd Thorsen. ·
I am interested in creating
appropriate technologies for developing nations, see the TEK Project. ·
I was the founder of Determina Inc, which got acquired by VMware Inc. Before joining MIT I was a member of the SUIF compiler group at Stanford University.