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a couple changes requested by kevin greer for his FOAM talk

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<!-- Fall 2015 -->
<eventitem date="2015-11-26" time="5:00-7:00 PM" room="MC 4063"
title="An Introduction to the FOAM Framework">
title="An Introduction to Google's FOAM Framework">
<short>
<p>
An introduction to the FOAM framework, an open-source modeling framework written in Javascript.
An introduction to Google's FOAM framework, an open-source modeling
framework written in Javascript, by Google's Kevin Greer.
</p>
</short>
<abstract>
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<p>
Learn more at http://foamdev.com
</p>
<p>
You can get in contact with Kevin Greer on twitter,
<a href="https://tiwtter.com/kgrgreer">@kgreer</a>.
</p>
</abstract>
</eventitem>
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title="'Static Analysis and Program Optimization Using Dataflow Analysis'">
<short>
<p>
An introduction to some basic issues with optimization of imperative programs, by Sean Harrap
An introduction to some basic issues with optimization of imperative
programs, by Sean Harrap
</p>
</short>
<abstract>
<p>
An introduction to some basic issues with optimization of imperative programs by Sean Harrap, beginning with traditional methods such as tree traversals.
An introduction to some basic issues with optimization of imperative
programs by Sean Harrap, beginning with traditional methods such as tree
traversals.
</p>
<p>
This will be followed by a more powerful solution to these problems, providing an overview of its mathematical foundations,
and then describing how it can be used to express optimizations simply and elegantly.
This will be followed by a more powerful solution to these problems,
providing an overview of its mathematical foundations, and then
describing how it can be used to express optimizations simply and elegantly.
</p>
<p>
Some familiarity with the second year CS core (CS245, CS241, MATH239) will be assumed.
Some familiarity with the second year CS core (CS245, CS241, MATH239)
will be assumed.
</p>
</abstract>
</eventitem>