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Prof. Jack B Dennis
Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, Emeritus
Primary DLC
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
MIT Room:
32-G868
(617) 253-6856
dennis@csail.mit.edu
Areas of Interest and Expertise
Parallel Computer System Design to Support Functional Languages and Advanced Environments for Modular Programming
Study of Architecture, Performance, and Reliability Issues for Computer System Design
Research Summary
As the original leader of the Computation Structures Group, Professor Dennis led the development of dataflow models of computation and novel principles of computer architecture inspired by dataflow models. He is currently engaged in research on functional programming principles and related principles of computer architecture, and is applying these concepts in the design of a novel advanced multiprocessor chip for general-purpose computing.
Professor Dennis received the 1984 Eckert-Mauchly Award for contributions to the field of computer architecture, and is a Fellow of the IEEE and of the ACM.
Recent Work
Projects
July 19, 2007
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
The Fresh Breeze Project\n\n
Principal Investigator
Jack Dennis
Related Faculty
Prof. Jerome H Saltzer
Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, Emeritus
Samantha Joellyn Gunter
Graduate Student
Prof. David A Sontag
Hermann L F von Helmholtz Career Development Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science