"The Italian Scholar", painting by Kim Itkonen [Painting, The Italian Scholar, Kim Iktonen]

Jeanne Ferrante
Professor, Computer Science and Engineering
Associate Dean, Jacobs School of Engineering
Associate Vice Chancellor, Faculty Equity

Computer Science and Engineering Department
CSE Building, Room 3102
9500 Gilman Drive, Mail Stop 0404
The University of California, San Diego
La Jolla, CA 92093-0404 USA

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Associate Dean, Jacobs School of Engineering

Associate Vice Chancellor, Faculty Equity

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Compiler technology provides the necessary interface between programming languages and architectures, and as such is intimately tied to new developments in both. Jeanne Ferrante's work has centered on the development of compiler technology, with particular interest in exploiting parallelism and optimizing data movement to achieve high performance. Other research interests include autonomous application scheduling for large-scale distributed systems.

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Classes

UCSD TIES (Teams In Engineering Service)
An academic program initiated in fall, 2004 that partners multidisciplinary student teams with non-profit organizations in the community

Students, sign up for MentorNet! More information can be found at MentorNet's web page

Recent Papers

PLDI 2007 at FCRC, San Diego

NSF/INRIA Workshop: Scheduling for Large-Scale Distributed Platforms, November 12-14, 2005

Women's Leadership Alliance

Women In Engineering

Women In Computing

Here are some pictures from WIC lunches at the CUPS coffee cart, and the Grace Hopper Celebration, 2006.

Jeanneology

Pictures from my Leave/Sabbatical Academic Year 2000-01

``Life is very short, and there's no time
For fussing and fighting, my friend.''

from We Can Work It Out, by John Lennon and Paul Mc Cartney

ferrante@cs.ucsd.edu

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