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Michael D. Smith

John H Finley Jr Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences; Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor

Harvard University

Affiliations

Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Computer Science

Electrical Engineering

Materials Science & Mechanical Engineering

Michael D. Smith is currently serving as a Computer Science John H Finley Jr Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences; Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor at Harvard University.

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Harvard University

John H Finley Jr Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences; Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor

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computer science machine learning systems engineering electrical engineering computer architecture information security natural language processing computer engineering computer security information technology programming language theory wireless sensor networks fraud parallel computing high performance computer architecture power electronics programming languages data security electronic commerce microarchitecture computational intelligence high performance computing processor architectures crime prevention feature selection open access access control information access electronic auctions access methods instrumentation engineering instrument science web intelligence student motivation achievement motivation student learning branch correlation static branch prediction inductive noise rollback mechanism delayed commit temporal-ordering information procedure placement system workloads political sentiment web log posts voltage emergencies branch prediction memory operations dynamic optimizers global scheduling path profiles engineering education informatics education computational science stem education technology computing education intelligent computing computational literacy computational thinking system engineering education software engineering education philosophy of computer science science and technology studies educational technology

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Motivating Data Science Students to Participate and Learn. Harvard Data Science Review (2023)

Deniz MartiMichael D. Smith

student motivationeducationachievement motivationdata sciencestudent learningmotivation

DECOR: A Delayed Commit and Rollback Mechanism for Handling Inductive Noise in Processors. Proceedings - International Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture/Proceedings (2008)

Meeta S. GuptaKrishna K. RanganMichael D. SmithNone Gu-Yeon WeiDavid Brooks

systems engineeringhigh performance computer architectureinductive noisehigh performance computingelectrical engineeringcomputer engineeringrollback mechanismpower electronicscomputer architecturedelayed commitprocessor architectures

Implementing Public-Key Infrastructure for Sensor Networks. ACM Transactions on Sensor Networks (2008)

David J. MalanMatt WelshMichael D. Smith

information technologyinformation securitysystems engineeringwireless sensor networks

Predicting the Political Sentiment of Web Log Posts Using Supervised Machine Learning Techniques Coupled With Feature Selection. Springer eBooks (2007)

Kathleen T. DurantMichael D. Smith

political sentimentfeature selectiondata sciencemachine learningweb log posts

The Impact of Time on the Accuracy of Sentiment Classifiers Created From a Web Log Corpus. (2007)

Kathleen T. DurantMichael D. Smith

artificial intelligencecomputer sciencemachine learningmachine intelligenceweb intelligencecomputational intelligencenatural language processingweb log corpustime seriessentiment classifiers

Towards a Software Approach to Mitigate Voltage Emergencies. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Low Power Electronics and Design (2007)

Meeta Sharma GuptaKrishna K. RanganMichael D. SmithGu-Yeon WeiDavid Brooks

electrical engineeringvoltage emergenciessoftware engineering

Code Cache Management Schemes for Dynamic Optimizers. (2005)

K. HazelwoodM.D. Smith

computer sciencedynamic optimizers

Generational Cache Management of Code Traces in Dynamic Optimization Systems. (2004)

K. HazelwoodM.D. Smith

computer sciencesystems engineeringcode tracesgenerational cache managementdynamic optimization systemsmachine learning

Access for Sale. (2003)

Stuart E. SchechterMichael D. Smith

computer scienceopen accessaccessibilityaccess controlinformation accesselectronic auctionsinformation securitycomputer securitydata securityaccess methodsinformation technologyelectronic commerce

How Much Security is Enough to Stop a Thief?. Lecture notes in computer science (2003)

Stuart E. SchechterMichael D. Smith

computer sciencefraudinformation securitycomputer securitycrime prevention

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Michael D. Smith

John H Finley Jr Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences; Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor

Harvard University

Affiliations

Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Computer Science

Electrical Engineering

Materials Science & Mechanical Engineering

Michael D. Smith is currently serving as a Computer Science John H Finley Jr Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences; Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor at Harvard University.

Honors

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Michael D. Smith

Harvard University

John H Finley Jr Professor of Engineering and Applied Sciences; Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Motivating Data Science Students to Participate and Learn. Harvard Data Science Review (2023)

Deniz MartiMichael D. Smith

student motivationeducationachievement motivationdata sciencestudent learningmotivation

DECOR: A Delayed Commit and Rollback Mechanism for Handling Inductive Noise in Processors. Proceedings - International Symposium on High-Performance Computer Architecture/Proceedings (2008)

Meeta S. GuptaKrishna K. RanganMichael D. SmithNone Gu-Yeon WeiDavid Brooks

Implementing Public-Key Infrastructure for Sensor Networks. ACM Transactions on Sensor Networks (2008)

David J. MalanMatt WelshMichael D. Smith

information technologyinformation securitysystems engineeringwireless sensor networks

Predicting the Political Sentiment of Web Log Posts Using Supervised Machine Learning Techniques Coupled With Feature Selection. Springer eBooks (2007)

Kathleen T. DurantMichael D. Smith

political sentimentfeature selectiondata sciencemachine learningweb log posts

The Impact of Time on the Accuracy of Sentiment Classifiers Created From a Web Log Corpus. (2007)

Kathleen T. DurantMichael D. Smith

artificial intelligencecomputer sciencemachine learningmachine intelligenceweb intelligencecomputational intelligencenatural language processingweb log corpustime seriessentiment classifiers

Towards a Software Approach to Mitigate Voltage Emergencies. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Low Power Electronics and Design (2007)

Meeta Sharma GuptaKrishna K. RanganMichael D. SmithGu-Yeon WeiDavid Brooks

electrical engineeringvoltage emergenciessoftware engineering

Code Cache Management Schemes for Dynamic Optimizers. (2005)

K. HazelwoodM.D. Smith

computer sciencedynamic optimizers

Generational Cache Management of Code Traces in Dynamic Optimization Systems. (2004)

K. HazelwoodM.D. Smith

computer sciencesystems engineeringcode tracesgenerational cache managementdynamic optimization systemsmachine learning

Access for Sale. (2003)

Stuart E. SchechterMichael D. Smith

computer scienceopen accessaccessibilityaccess controlinformation accesselectronic auctionsinformation securitycomputer securitydata securityaccess methodsinformation technologyelectronic commerce

How Much Security is Enough to Stop a Thief?. Lecture notes in computer science (2003)

Stuart E. SchechterMichael D. Smith

computer sciencefraudinformation securitycomputer securitycrime prevention

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