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Computers are used less for computing per se than for the management, distribution and analysis of information. Database research thus goes to the heart of computing. Berkeley's database group maintains a long tradition of leadership that began in the early 1970s. Berkeley research projects including INGRES and POSTGRES helped define the research field, and spawned the multi-billion dollar Relational and Object-Relational database industry. In most of what follows, italics indicate an electronic mail address. Unless otherwise indicated it is at CS.Berkeley.EDU. |
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The database management systems research group contains several faculty members. In alphabetical order, they are:
Prof. Joseph Hellerstein (jmh) Prof. Christos Papadimitriou (christos) Applications
Prof. Robert Wilensky (digital libraries; wilensky)
Prof. Ray Larson (indexing and information retrieval; ray@sims) Prof. Arie Segev (information technology, e-commerce; segev@haas)
Prof. Anthony Joseph (XML databases; adj) Prof. David Patterson (architectural support for commercial workloads; pattrsn) Prof. Alan J. Smith (performance analysis; smith) Prof. Ion Stoica (networking;stoica) |
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Lauren Bailey (lbailey), Kathy Reyes (kreyes) and Piccola Evans (piccola) are the grants
administrators for the database research group. Husain Muzaffar (husain) is the system administrator for the database research group |
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Graduate students
Matt Denny Amol Deshpande Yanlei Diao Ryan Huebsch Sailesh Krishnamurthy David Liu Boon Loo Sam Madden Owen Cooper Fred Reiss Mehul Shah Edwin Mach
Bryan Fulton Garrett Jacobson Devesh Parekh Eric Shan Recent undergraduate alumni
Nick Lanham (Oracle) Andy Chou (Stanford) Chris Olston (Stanford) Tali Roth (Microsoft) Megan Thomas (LLNL) Vijayshankar Raman (IBM Almaden) Asha Tarachandani (Oracle) Paul M. Aoki (CSL, Xerox PARC) Ron Avnur (Cohera) Marcel Kornacker (Cohera) Mohana Krishna Lakhamraju (Purple Yogi) Adam Sah Sunita Sarawagi (School of Information Technology, IIT Bombay) Jeff Sidell Mybrid Spalding Danny Tom (Inktomi) Allison Woodruff (CSL, Xerox PARC) |
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Information about previous courses may be found here. | ||
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CS 286: Implementation of Database Systems (graduate course). CS 262-A: CS 262-B: Advanced Topics in Computer Systems (graduate course) . CS 186: Introduction to Database Systems (undergraduate course). |