Geoffrey Messier
I'm a Professor of Electrical Engineering in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary, Canada (http://schulich.ucalgary.ca). I study and teach computer networks, wireless communications and probability. This channel contains the video lectures I've prepared for my graduate and undergraduate courses. For more, check out https://lib.engineer.
Spreadsheets vs AI: When Good Enough is Good Enough
Tutorial for CAEH 2024 Spreadsheets vs AI Presentation
AI4Homelessness
Using AI to Improve Homelessness Services
How to Link Housing/Homelessness Agency Client Records and Preserve Privacy
The High Bar for Interpretable Machine Learning in Housing, Homelessness and Health
Visualizing Journeys Through the Homelessness and Housing System of Care
ADALM Logic Analyzer Demo
Can AI Help Reduce Homelessness? (CAEH 2022 Presentation)
Computer Networks Lecture 10: Stop & Wait ARQ
Computer Networks Lecture 8: Error Detection Performance
Computer Architecture Lecture 17: Caching
Computer Architecture Lecture 16: Pipeline Hazards
Computer Architecture Lecture 15: Introduction to Pipelining
Computer Architecture Lecture 14: Assembly Language (Procedure Calls)
Computer Architecture Lecture 13: Assembly Language (Loops & Conditionals)
Computer Architecture Lecture 12: Assembly Language (Operations)
Computer Architecture Lecture 6: Binary Numbers
Computer Architecture Lecture 11: Assembly Language (Memory)
Computer Architecture Lecture 9: Micro Architecture Design (Calculation and Memory)
Computer Architecture Lecture 10: Micro-Architecture Design (Branching)
Computer Architecture Lecture 4: Memory Design
Computer Architecture Lecture 5: Registers
Computer Architecture Lecture 8: The Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)
Computer Architecture Lecture 7: Binary Math
Computer Architecture Lecture 3: Memory Organization
Computer Architecture Lecture 2: Programming Languages
Computer Architecture Lecture 1: Introduction
Geoff Messier CAEH 2021 Presentation
GNS3 Setup Tutorial