Charles Reiss

creiss@virginia.edu
he/they
Rice Hall 205
Assistant Professor, General Faculty (Teaching Track)
Computer Science Department
University of Virginia

I am currently the Computer Science department's study abroad advisor. As such, I have some notes regarding the logistics of studying abroad as a CS major.

Teaching

Fall 2024 teaching:

• CS 3130 — Computer Systems and Organization 2 (with Kevin Skadron)
• CS 4457 — Computer Networks

Spring 2024 teaching:

• CS 3130 — Computer Systems and Organization 2

Fall 2023 teaching:

• CS 3130 — Computer Systems and Organization 2

Spring 2023 teaching:

• CS 3130 — Computer Systems and Organization 2
• CS 3330 — Computer Architecture (with Sergiu Monasu)

Fall 2022 teaching:

• CS 3330 — Operating Systems (two sections)

Spring 2022 teaching:

• CS 4414 — Operating Systems (two sections)

Fall 2021 teaching:

• CS 3330 — Computer Architecture (two sections)

Spring 2021 teaching:

• CS 4414-001 — Operating Systems
• CS 4630 — Defense Against the Dark Arts

Fall 2020 teaching:

• CS 3330 — Computer Architecture (two sections)

Spring 2020 teaching:

• CS 4414 — Operating Systems (two sections)

Fall 2019 teaching:

• CS 3330 — Computer Architecture (with Daniel Graham)
• CS 4414 — Operating Systems

Spring 2019 teaching:

• CS 3330 — Computer Architecture (with Ashish Venkat)
• CS 4414-001 — Operating Systems

Fall 2018 teaching:

• CS 3330 — Computer Architecture (with Daniel Graham)
• CS 4414-002 — Operating Systems

Spring 2018 teaching:

• CS 3330 — Computer Architecture (with Samira Khan)
• CS 2150 — Program and Data Representation (with Mark Floryan)

Fall 2017 teaching:

• CS 3330 — Computer Architecture (two sections)

Spring 2017 teaching:

• CS 3330 — Computer Architecture (with Samira Khan)
• CS 4630 — Defense Against the Dark Arts

Fall 2016 teaching:

• CS 3330 — Computer Architecture (with Luther Tychonievich)
• CS 6354 — Graduate Computer Architecture

Educational software/materials

Selected materials that might be useful independent of the courses above:

• a reference on using SIMD via (Intel) SSE intrinsics (from when I last taught CS 3330)
• latex sources for CS 3330 slides, ordered by topic

Educational software:

• HCLRS: educational hardware description language used in CS 3330; built for use with Bryant and O'Hallaron's Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective
• a set of CPU cache exercises: web application for asking randomized CPU cache questions

Publications

My Google Scholar profile.

Local copies of certain papers/presentations:

• Reiss and Tychnoveich, "Experiences with a Hardware Description Language for a CS-major's Computer Organization Course" (FIE 2023) PDF slide PDF
• Reiss, Tumanov, Ganger, Katz, Kozuch, "Heterogeneity and Dynamicity of Clouds at Scale: Google Trace Analysis" (SoCC 2012, SoCC 2021 test of time winner) PDF slides; my half of test of time talk slides