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Lecture 14 Put It All Together at Work

Lecture 14 Put It All Together at Work. Graduate Computer Architecture Fall 2005 Shih-Hao Hung Dept. of Computer Science and Information Engineering National Taiwan University. Hopefully…. In the future, you know how to apply what you have learned in this class: Write good software

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Lecture 14 Put It All Together at Work

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  1. Lecture 14Put It All Together at Work Graduate Computer Architecture Fall 2005 Shih-Hao Hung Dept. of Computer Science and Information Engineering National Taiwan University

  2. Hopefully… • In the future, you know how to apply what you have learned in this class: • Write good software • Design a good system • Analyze a complicated system • Understand other’s work

  3. My Advices • Don’t put all your eggs in one basket • Even a Ph.D. shouldn’t confine himself/herself in an Ivory Tower by just working on very narrow topics • Who knows what will be the hot topics 5 years from now? • Always look at the big picture • Try to connect the big picture with your job functions.

  4. Life after Graduation • Repeat • Find a good company • Find a good manager • Find a good team • Find your place in a team • Find your place in the company • Find your company’s place in the business • Find your heart • Find important things in your life

  5. My Work Experience (1) • Find a good company • Sun Micro was among the top in Year 2000 • Find a good manager • I was lucky • Find a good team • Top talents may not work well together • Chemistry to bind a team • Need all kinds of skills • Share the same goal

  6. My Work Experience (2) • Find your place in a team • Technical leader • Special expert • Work horse • Find your place in the company • Building up your credit • Become an expert in certain areas • Promotion and visibility will come • Find your company’s place in the business • Will Sun rise again? • Sun needs to win with vision and technology

  7. My Work Experience (3) • Find your heart • To be or not to be a manager • Career goals • Rewards • Challenges • Mental health • Find important things in your life • Family • Friendship • Have a life

  8. Career Brief • [2000.9] Join Sun’s Performance and Availability Engineering Group as a MTS • [2000-2002] Gigabit Network performance characterization on Sun servers • [2001.01-2001.03] Performance analysis of Sun Crypto Accelerator I • [2001-2002] Performance analysis of TPC-W benchmark on Sun servers • [2001-2003] Performance tuning of Sun Crypto Accelerator 1000 • [2001.5] Internet bubble burst • [2001.9.11] 911 Attack, Stock all time low • [2002.4] World record server-side SSL performance • [2002.8] Promoted to Staff Engineer • [2002-2004] Performance tuning of Sun Crypto Accelerator 4000 • [2003-2004] SSL & IPsec performance on Sun servers • [2003] SSL performance: competitive analysis • [2004] Contributing to Solaris Crypto Framework • [2004] Jupiter: Next-generation low-cost CMT processor w/SSL & XML acceleration • [2005.2] Left Sun to join NTU

  9. Work Style • Work smart • Do useful work • Put useful work together • Methodology • Organize and present results • Expand your expertise and domain knowledge • Get work done with help from people • Work with people • Learn from people • Exchange favors • Responsive • Respect • Trust • People skill • Resolve/accept political issues

  10. Project Example • Sun Crypto Accelerator 4000 • Participated in early development phase • Specific performance requirement • Complicated HW design • Complicated performance issues • Experiences from SCA1 & SCA1000 • Constantly changing firmware & software • Remote collaboration • Work from application to driver

  11. Conclusion • Over the last 50+ years computer architecture is a rapidly changing • Science and engineering • Hardware and software • Consider this a historical course which took you to visit the key architecture concepts and designs in the history of computers. • The more you know, the more tools in your box when you need to solve a problem. No need to invent new wheels. • What is also important is to learn the way problems were solved. Your success at work has a lot depend on your problem solving skills and methodology.

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