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MIPS Instruction Coding

2012-02-14T08:41:00.001-08:00

MIPS Instruction Coding

Instruction Coding Formats

MIPS instructions are classified into four groups according to their coding formats:

R-Type - This group contains all instructions that do not require an immediate value, target offset, memory address displacement, or memory address to specify an operand. This includes arithmetic and logic with all operands in registers, shift instructions, and register direct jump instructions (jalr and jr).

All R-type instructions use opcode 000000.

I-Type - This group includes instructions with an immediate operand, branch instructions, and load and store instructions. In the MIPS architecture, all memory accesses are handled by the main processor, so coprocessor load and store instructions are included in this group.

All opcodes except 000000, 00001x, and 0100xx are used for I-type instructions.

J-Type - This group consists of the two direct jump instructions (j and jal). These instructions require a memory address to specify their operand.

J-type instructions use opcodes 00001x.

Coprocessor Instructions - MIPS processors all have two standard coprocessors, CP0 and CP1. CP0 processes various kinds of program exceptions. CP1 is a floating point processor. The MIPS architecture makes allowance for future inclusion of two additional coprocessors, CP2 and CP3.

All coprocessor instructions instructions use opcodes 0100xx.

R-Type Instructions (Opcode 000000)

Main processor instructions that do not require a target address, immediate value, or branch displacement use an R-type coding format. This format has fields for specifying of up to three registers and a shift amount. For instructions that do not use all of these fields, the unused fields are coded with all 0 bits. All R-type instructions use a 000000 opcode. The operation is specified by the function field.

opcode (6)

rs (5)

rt (5)

rd (5)

sa (5)

function (6)

Instruction		Function
add	rd, rs, rt	100000
addu	rd, rs, rt	100001
and	rd, rs, rt	100100
break		001101
div	rs, rt	011010
divu	rs, rt	011011
jalr	rd, rs	001001
jr	rs	001000
mfhi	rd	010000
mflo	rd	010010
mthi	rs	010001
mtlo	rs	010011
mult	rs, rt	011000
multu	rs, rt	011001
nor	rd, rs, rt	100111
or	rd, rs, rt	100101
sll	rd, rt, sa	000000
sllv	rd, rt, rs	000100
slt	rd, rs, rt	101010
sltu	rd, rs, rt	101011
sra	rd, rt, sa	000011
srav	rd, rt, rs	000111
srl	rd, rt, sa	000010
srlv	rd, rt, rs	000110
sub	rd, rs, rt	100010
subu	rd, rs, rt	100011
syscall		001100
xor	rd, rs, rt	100110

I-Type Instructions (All opcodes except 000000, 00001x, and 0100xx)

I-type instructions have a 16-bit immediate field that codes an immediate operand, a branch target offset, or a displacement for a memory operand. For a branch target offset, the immediate field contains the signed difference between the address of the following instruction and the target label, with the two low order bits dropped. The dropped bits are always 0 since instructions are word-aligned.

For the bgez, bgtz, blez, and bltz instructions, the rt field is used as an extension of the opcode field.

opcode (6)

rs (5)

rt (5)

immediate (16)

Instruction		Opcode	Notes
addi	rt, rs, immediate	001000
addiu	rt, rs, immediate	001001
andi	rt, rs, immediate	001100
beq	rs, rt, label	000100
bgez	rs, label	000001	rt = 00001
bgtz	rs, label	000111	rt = 00000
blez	rs, label	000110	rt = 00000
bltz	rs, label	000001	rt = 00000
bne	rs, rt, label	000101
lb	rt, immediate(rs)	100000
lbu	rt, immediate(rs)	100100
lh	rt, immediate(rs)	100001
lhu	rt, immediate(rs)	100101
lui	rt, immediate	001111
lw	rt, immediate(rs)	100011
lwc1	rt, immediate(rs)	110001
ori	rt, rs, immediate	001101
sb	rt, immediate(rs)	101000
slti	rt, rs, immediate	001010
sltiu	rt, rs, immediate	001011
sh	rt, immediate(rs)	101001
sw	rt, immediate(rs)	101011
swc1	rt, immediate(rs)	111001
xori	rt, rs, immediate	001110

J-Type Instructions (Opcode 00001x)

The only J-type instructions are the jump instructions j and jal. These intructions require a 26-bit coded address field to specify the target of the jump. The coded address is formed from the bits at positions 27 to 2 in the binary representation of the address. The bits at positions 1 and 0 are always 0 since instructions are word-aligned.

When a J-type instruction is executed, a full 32-bit jump target address is formed by concatenating the high order four bits of the PC (the address of the instruction following the jump), the 26 bits of the target field, and two 0 bits.

opcode (6)

target (26)

Instruction		Opcode	Target
j	label	000010	coded address of label
jal	label	000011	coded address of label

Coprocessor Instructions (Opcode 0100xx)

The only instructions that are described here are the floating point instructions that are common to all processors in the MIPS family. All coprocessor instructions instructions use opcode 0100xx. The last two bits specify the coprocessor number. Thus all floating point instructions use opcode 010001.

The instruction is broken up into fields of the same sizes as in the R-type instruction format. However, the fields are used in different ways.

Most floating point intructions use the format field to specify a numerical coding format: single precision (.s), double precision (.d), or fixed point (.w). The mfc1 and mtc1 instructions uses the format field as an extension of the function field.

opcode (6)

format (5)

ft (5)

fs (5)

fd (5)

function (6)

Instruction		Function	Format
add.s	fd, fs, ft	000000	10000
cvt.s.w	fd, fs, ft	100000	10100
cvt.w.s	fd, fs, ft	100100	10000
div.s	fd, fs, ft	000011	10000
mfc1	ft, fs	000000	00000
mov.s	fd, fs	000110	10000
mtc1	ft, fs	000000	00100
mul.s	fd, fs, ft	000010	10000
sub.s	fd, fs, ft	000001	10000

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Workshop on Design and Cryptanalysis of eVoting Protocols

2011-05-15T09:42:00.000-07:00

شرکت برای دانشجویان شریف رایگان است

1st Design and Cryptanalysis of E-Voting Protocols Workshop in Iran
6th Workshop of SBiSC@SUT, 26 May 2011
Kahroba Hall, Department of Electrical Engineering, Sharif University of Technology
اولین کارگاه علمی طراحی و تحلیل پروتکل های رای گیری الکترونیکی در ایران
ششمین کارگاه شاخه دانشجویی انجمن رمز ایران در دانشگاه صنعتی شریف
5 خرداد 1390، سالن کهربای دانشکده مهندسی برق دانشگاه صنعتی شریف

	8-9	پذیرش و افتتاحیه
	9-9:40	دکتر محمود سلماسی زاده (سخنران مدعو)	سخنرانی کلیدی
	9:40-10:20	محمد حسین فرشچی (دانشجوی کارشناسی ارشد)	طرح های رأی گیری ایستگاهی
	10:20-10:50	پذیرایی
	10:50-11:30	زهرا احمدیان (دانشجوی دکتری)	مبانی طرح های رأی گیری الکترونیکی
11:30-12:10		مریم رجب زاده عصار (دانشجوی دکتری)	طرح های رأی گیری اینترنتی
	12:10-13:30	ناهار و نماز
	13:30-14:10	امیر صنعی (کارشناسی ارشد)	روند اجرایی سیستم های رأی گیری الکترونیکی
	14:10-14:40	مریم رجب زاده عصار (دانشجوی دکتری)	مدل پیشگوی تصادفی و کاربرد آن در رأی گیری الکترونیکی
	14:40-15	پذیرایی
	15-15:40	نسا عسگریان (دانشجوی کارشناسی ارشد)	نظریه بازی ها و کاربرد آن در ارزیابی رأی گیری الکترونیکی
	15:40-16:30	حمید رضا محروقی (دانشجوی دکتری)	روش های صوری و کاربرد آن در رأی گیری الکترونیکی
	16:30-17	اختتامیه

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Universities v15

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15Jan EPFL http://phd.epfl.ch/edic http://ic.epfl.ch/faculty-members http://ic.epfl.ch/ http://ic.epfl.ch/page-34083.html http://ic.epfl.ch/page-33818.html
ETH http://www.ethz.ch/prospectives/admission/index_EN http://www.inf.ethz.ch/jobs/research_positions

NO -> 15Dec Carnegie Mellon http://www.cs.cmu.edu/research/areas/index.html
NO -> 15Dec Cornell University http://www.cs.cornell.edu/Research/security/index.htm
in progress -> 15Dec Illinois (UIUC) https://app.applyyourself.com/?id=uiuc-grad http://cs.illinois.edu/research
in progress -> 15Dec University of Washington http://www.cs.washington.edu/research/security.intro.html
in progress -> 15Dec Texas Austin http://www.utexas.edu/ogs/admissions/forms.html http://www.cs.utexas.edu/research/research_areas/
NO -> 15Dec GorgiaTech http://www.scs.gatech.edu/research
15Dec University of Wisconsin http://www.cs.wisc.edu/research.html http://www.grad.wisc.edu/
1Dec UCLA http://www.cs.ucla.edu/csd/research/centers.html
in progress -> 15Dec UCSD http://cseweb.ucsd.edu/groups/security/
DONE -> 1Dec Maryland http://www.gradschool.umd.edu/index.php/welcome/apply_now/
15Dec Brown University http://www.cs.brown.edu/research/
in progress->15Dec Purdue http://www.gradschool.purdue.edu/ https://app.applyyourself.com/?id=purduegrad
15Dec UMass http://www.cs.umass.edu/faculty/research-groups
15Apr University of North Carolina http://www.cs.unc.edu/Resources/Labs.html
1Dec USC http://www.usc.edu/admission/graduate/apply/index.html

2Jan Yale University http://www.cs.yale.edu/research/security.html
3Jan Duke University http://www.cs.duke.edu/research/internet/
in progress -> 17Dec Johns Hopkins https://app.applyyourself.com/?id=jhu-grad http://www.cs.jhu.edu/research/
18Dec New York University http://www.cs.nyu.edu/webapps/content/research/areas
30Nov 15Jan *** Ohio State Uni http://www.cse.ohio-state.edu/research/index.shtml
in progress -> 15Dec Penn State Uni http://www.cse.psu.edu/research
15Jan Uni of Virginia http://www.cs.virginia.edu/research/projects_by_area.html
1Jan Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey http://www.cs.rutgers.edu/research/
15Jan Irvine http://www.grad.uci.edu/prospective/ http://www.ics.uci.edu/faculty/area/
31Dec Northwestern http://www.eecs.northwestern.edu/research.html
15Dec UCSB http://graddiv.ucsb.edu/programs/index.cfm?majorID=13 https://www.graddiv.ucsb.edu/eapp http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/research/
NO-> 1Dec Minnesota http://www.grad.umn.edu/prospective_students/
NO-> 15Jan UCDavis http://www.ece.ucdavis.edu/graduate/apply.html
NO-> 15Jan VT http://www.grads.vt.edu/admissions/applying/index.html
in progress -> 15Dec Boston University https://www.bu.edu/link/bin/uiscgi_graduate_application.pl/uismpl?ThisCollege=grs
NO-> 1Jan RPI http://www.cs.rpi.edu/research/groups.html

in progress -> 15Dec UBC http://www.grad.ubc.ca/prospective-students
15Jan McGill http://www.mcgill.ca/gradapplicants/apply/prepare/
1April McMaster http://graduate.mcmaster.ca/application-procedure/
in progress -> 15Dec Waterloo http://www.grad.uwaterloo.ca/students/prospective/admissions.asp
1March Toronto https://apply.sgs.utoronto.ca/

Australia http://www.australian-universities.com/rankings/ ANU http://cs.anu.edu.au/ Queensland http://www.itee.uq.edu.au/
Belgium (EE) http://www.esat.kuleuven.be/ http://set.kuleuven.be/phd
Luxembourg http://wwwen.uni.lu/students/enrolment/you_wish_to_enrol_in_a_doctoral_programme http://wwwen.uni.lu/research/fstc/laboratory_of_algorithmics_cryptology_and_security_lacs/members
Sweden http://www.webometrics.info/top100_europe.asp?country=se http://www.kth.se/ http://www.uu.se/ http://www.liu.se/
Norway http://www.uio.no/ http://www.ntnu.no/ http://www.uib.no/
Finland http://www.helsinki.fi/ http://www.tut.fi/ http://www.jyu.fi/
France http://www.upmc.fr/ http://portail.unice.fr/ http://www.ens.fr/ http://www.univ-lyon1.fr/

Universities Rankings http://www.webometrics.info/top12000.asp http://www.webometrics.info/top100_continent.asp?cont=usa_canada
Computer Sciences http://www.arwu.org/SubjectCS2010.jsp http://grad-schools.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-computer-science-schools/rankings http://www.topuniversities.com/university-rankings/world-university-rankings/2010/subject-rankings/technology
NO->15Dec Carnegie Mellon http://www.cs.cmu.edu/research/areas/index.html

Applying Abroad

2010-12-31T11:03:00.002-08:00

Applying Abroad
Farzan FarbizFarzan Farbiz
University of TehranUniversity of Tehran
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DISCLAIMERDISCLAIMER
• This presentation deals with the method of the effective
applying. The author is not willing to encourage/
discourage anyone to apply abroad.
• The author reserves the right not to be responsible forthe topicality, correctness, completeness or quality of theinformation provided. Liability claims regarding damagecaused by the use of any information provided, includingany kind of information which is incomplete or incorrect,
will therefore be rejected.
• Please use this guide only if you are decided to apply toa foreign country.

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OutlineOutline
• Preparing for applying abroad
• Choosing your university
• Applying
• Time schedule for Fall 2005
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Studying in Iran Vs. AbroadStudying in Iran Vs. Abroad
• Living in your own
country
• Appreciation
• Depression
• New experiences
• Research fund
• Faculty quality

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How to applyHow to apply
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Preparing for applyingPreparing for applying
• Exams: TOEFL/ GRE/ GMAT
• Transcripts
• Recommendations
• Financial Support
• Resume/SOP

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TOEFLTOEFL
• Computer Based Test (300)
• Paper Based Test (670)
1. Listening
2. Structure (grammar)
3. Reading
4. Writing
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TOEFLTOEFL
• Select a country for your test (e.g. UAE,
Turkey, Syria).
• Reserve a time by phone.
• Consider the military service roles.
• Prepare your passport.
• ETS in IRAN!!

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GREGRE
• Verbal (max 800)
• Quantitative (max 800)
• Analytical (max 6)
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TOEFL PreparationTOEFL Preparation
• Barrons series
• Longman series
• Kaplan series
• PowerPrep by ETS
• Specific classes
• Any other English references
• Less than 3 months

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GRE PreparationGRE Preparation
• Kaplan
• Barrons
• PowerPrep
• Less than 6 months
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GRE SubjectGRE Subject
• Computer Science
• Physics
• Mathematics
• Chemistry
• Psychology
• Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology
• Literature in English
• Biology

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TOEFL/GRE scoresTOEFL/GRE scores
• Completely depend on the university.
• Depend on your situation.
• Usually:
– American schools: 217-233
– Canadian schools: 233-250
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IELTSIELTS
• Two exams per month
• Paper based test
• You can take it in Iran
1. Listening
2. Writing
3. Speaking

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Choosing the countryChoosing the country
• United State
– High rank schools
– Good job offers
• Canada
– Social roles
– Security
– Immigration
• Europe
• Australia
• Asia
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Choosing the UniversityChoosing the University
• Rank of university
– US NEWS, PhDs
• Research quality
• Faculty members quality
• Environment
• Iranian community
• Reputation of Iranian students
• Costs
• Minimum Requirements

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Which one is better?Which one is better?
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US News 2003 list for ElectricalUS News 2003 list for Electrical
EngineeringEngineering
1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2. University of California–Berkeley
3. Stanford University (CA)
4. University of Illinois–Urbana-
Champaign
5. University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
6. Georgia Institute of Technology
7. California Institute of Technology
Cornell University (NY)
9. University of Texas–Austin
10.Carnegie Mellon University (PA)
Purdue University–West Lafayette (IN)
12. Princeton University (NJ)
13. University of California–Los Angeles
14. University of California–San Diego
15. University of Southern California
16. University of Wisconsin–Madison
17. Johns Hopkins University (MD)
Penn State University–University Park
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (NY)
Texas A&M University–College Station
21. University of California–Santa Barbara

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Research QualityResearch Quality
• Look at the researchlink in the website.
• The amount of research fund.
• Research equipments.
• The number of published papers.
• The number of cited papers.
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Faculty Member QualityFaculty Member Quality
• Look at the peoplelink in the website.
• Assistant, associate or full professor
• His/her former school
• The number of his/her students
• Publications
• Patents

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EnvironmentEnvironment
• Temperature
• Humidity
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Iranian CommunityIranian Community
• 1,000,000 Iranians live in America.
• 50% in California, near LA.

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Reputation of Iranian StudentsReputation of Iranian Students
U.S:
• Stanford
• Georgia Tech
• Cal Tech
• UCLA
• USC
• Maryland
Canada:
• Toronto
• Waterloo
• UBC
• McGill
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CostsCosts
• Tuition
– The amount of money should be paid to the
department.
• Living costs
– Housing, food, travel, entertainment

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Costs (contCosts (cont’’))
• Housing: $300-$700
• Food: $250-$450
• Others: $200-$500
• Total: $750-$1650
• Tuition: $15,000-$30,000
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Financial SupportFinancial Support
• Research assistantship
• Teaching assistantship
• Tuition waiver
• Fellowship
• Usually enough to pay the fee but it
is not easy to save.

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Who get scholarshipWho get scholarship
• You must be exceptional
• High/good GPA, GRE, research
background, or recommendations
• Find an advisor
• Search through the students.
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Application MaterialsApplication Materials
• Application forms (downloadable)
• TOEFL/GRE score report (phone request)
• 2-3 Recommendations
• Transcripts (B.S/M.S)
• Resume/SOP
• Paying the application fee (by credit card)

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Application CostsApplication Costs
• TOEFL + GRE : $130 + $140
• One trip to take the exams : $300
• Application fee : $50*N
• Post fee : $35*N
• Score report : ($10 + $15)*(N-4)
Total: $470 + $110*N
• 2 trips for U.S visa (at least!) : $600
• Final trip : $1000
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Evaluate Your ChanceEvaluate Your Chance
• What are the important factors for getting
admission & financial support?
• GPA
• Research Experience
• GRE
• Recommendation
• Honors

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Military Service TroublesMilitary Service Troubles
• Getting ‘GOVAHI ESHTEGHAL BE
TAHSIL’ from the administrative office.
• ‘NEZAM VAZIFE’.
• 5,000,000 T !
• Consider 4 days for your pass (minimum)
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M.S vs. PhDM.S vs. PhD
M.S:
• More available seats as well as more
applicants.
• Usually you don’t need much research
backgrounds.
• You receive the degree after only 2 years.
• Good chance for a job.

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M.S vs. PhD (contM.S vs. PhD (cont’’))
PhD:
• Better financial support (quantity and
quality)
• Better relation with your advisor
• You are more familiar with your
prospective research project.
• You have time during the M.S study to
increase the admission chance.
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Time ScheduleTime Schedule
• Suppose you want to apply for Fall 2005.
• You didn’t take the required exams yet.

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SummerSummer
• Beginning: If you want to take GRE start is
ASAP.
• Middle: Start the TOEFL at the mid of
summer.
• End: Call and reserve a seat for the mid of
Fall.
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FallFall
• Beginning: search through the internet and
find your desire schools.
• Middle: Take the tests.
• End: Finalize your list. Apply!

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WinterWinter
• Beginning: You are still applying.
• Middle: prepare yourself for KONKOR/
Start your thesis.
• End: Take KONKOR.
Now, you must be ready to hear from
abroad. Be strong and hopeful.
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SpringSpring
• Beginning: You feel completely panic.
Can’t do any thing but checking email.
• Middle: That’s the end. You know where
you go for Fall 2005. Think and decide
which one is better and chose it.
• End: Request the official acceptance letter
(I’20 or Letter of Acceptance)

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SummerSummer
• Beginning: Get the Visa.
– United State: arrange a trip, reserve a time for
interview. Pray as much as possible to get the
visa.
– Canada: Feel well. You get the visa. Trust
me!.
• Middle: Prepare yourself for abroad.
• End: Goodbye party!
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NotesNotes
• Try your best in TOEFL.
• Apply early and consider the deadlines
strongly.
• Don’t be prideful. Instead, be realistic.
• Consult with your professors and friends.
• Take into account the U.S visa.
• Apply for PhD if you are a B.S student.

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Technology Alert List (US)Technology Alert List (US)
• Conventional munitions
• Nuclear technology
• Rocket systems
• Rocket system and unmanned air vehicle (uav) subsystems
• Navigation, avionics and flight control useable in rocket systems and
unmanned air vehicles (uav)
• Chemical, biotechnology and biomedical engineering
• Remote sensing, imaging and reconnaissance
• Advanced computer/microelectronic technology
• Materials technology
• Information security
• Laser and directed energy systems technology
• Sensors and sensor technology
• Marine technology
• Robotics
• Urban planning
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ConclusionConclusion
• Think well before any decision.
• Evaluate your budget.
• Consult as much as possible.
• Reserve some alternatives.

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ReferencesReferences
• http://www.toefl.org
• http://www.gre.org
• http://www.ieltstehran.com
• http://www.usnews.com
• http://www.phds.org
• http://www.oiss.yale.edu/visa/tal.htm
• Apply Abroad Yahoo group.
• http://www-scf.usc.edu/~igsa/pdf_files/
iranian.pdf

Applying Abroad

2010-12-31T11:03:00.000-08:00

Masters

2010-12-30T11:03:00.001-08:00

Mr. Dr. BEHROOZ PARHAMI Hardware Excellent University of California–Santa Barbara

Professor USA
Mr. Dr. Nariman Farvardin Communication Systems Excellent university of maryland Department of E&CE Dean of the Clark School of Engineering & Professor USA
Mr. Dr. reza ghodsi Communications, fields and waves Good university of maryland Department of E&CE associate professor USA
Mr. Dr. Hossein Hashemi Hardware Good University of southern california Department of E&CE assistant professor USA
Mr. Dr. Kian Kaviani Communication Systems Good University of southern california Department of E&CE senior lecturer USA
Mr. Dr. Masood Pedram Hardware University of southern california Department of E&CE professor USA
Mr. Dr. Mostafa Shiva Controls, robotics, inteligent systems Good University of southern california Department of E&CE Adjunct professor USA
Mr. Dr. Mohsen Kavehrad Communication Systems penn state university Department of E&CE W. L. Weiss Professor USA
Ms. Dr. simin pakzad Controls, robotics, inteligent systems penn state university Department of E&CE Associate Professor USA
Mr. Dr. Babak Azimi Sadjadi Communication Systems Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Department of E&CE Associate Professor USA
Ms. Dr. Leila Parsa Power Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Department of E&CE Associate Professor USA
Mr. Dr. Behnam Aazhang Communication Systems Rice university Department of E&CE USA
Ms. Dr. Farinaz Koushanfar Communication Systems Rice university Department of E&CE USA
Mr. Dr. Mehrdad Ehsani Electronics Texas A&M University-college station Department of E&CE Professor USA
Mr. Dr. Kamran Entesari Electronics Texas A&M University-college station Department of E&CE Associate Professor USA
Ms. Dr. Mina rahimian Electronics Texas A&M University-college station Department of E&CE lecturer USA
Mr. Dr. Hamid A.Toliyat Texas A&M University-college station Department of E&CE professor USA
Mr. Dr. babak amir parviz Electronics university of washington Department of E&CE assistant professor USA
Mr. Dr. Maysam Ghovanloo Electronics North carolina state university Department of E&CE Assistant Professor USA
Mr. Dr. Parviz Rastgoufard North carolina state university Department of E&CE Adjunct Professor USA
Mr. Dr. Hooman Mohseni Electronics Northwestern university Department of E&CE Assistant professor USA
Ms. Dr. Manijeh razeghi Electronics Northwestern university Department of E&CE USA
Mr. Dr. Hooshang Hemami Controls, robotics, inteligent systems Ohio State university Department of E&CE professor USA
Mr. Dr. Ali Keyhani Controls, robotics, inteligent systems Ohio State university Department of E&CE professor USA
Mr. Dr. Masood Aghah Virginia Tech Department of E&CE USA
Mr. Dr. Ahmad safaai jazi Communications, fields and waves Virginia Tech Department of E&CE USA
Mr. Dr. Nader Engheta Communications, fields and waves Excellent University of pennsylvania Department of EE professor USA No. 200 ABC Avenue
Mr. Dr. Ali Jadbabaie Controls, robotics, inteligent systems Good university of pennsylvania Department of EE Assistant professor USA
Mr. Dr. soheil ghiasi Software and IT Excellent University of California-Davis Department of E&CE Assistant professor USA
Mr. Dr. Masoud Aghah Electronics Good University of virginia Department of E&CE Assistant professor USA
Mr. Dr. Ahmad safaai Jazi Communications, fields and waves Excellent university of virginia Department of E&CE professor USA
Mr. Dr. Behnam Malakooti Controls, robotics, inteligent systems Excellent Case western reserve university Department of E&CE professor USA
Mr. Dr. Pedram Mohseni Electronics Good Case western reserve university Department of E&CE Assistant professor USA
Mr. Dr. Masood Tabib azar Electronics Excellent Case western reserve university Department of E&CE professor USA
Mr. Dr. Mehran Mehregani Electronics Excellent Case western reserve university Department of E&CE professor USA
Mr. Dr. Farshad Khorrami Controls, robotics, inteligent systems Excellent Polytechnic university Department of E&CE professor USA
Mr. Dr. Omid Oliaei Electronics Excellent University of massachusetts-Amherst Department of E&CE Associate professor USA
Mr. Dr. Hossein Pishronik Communication Systems Good University of massachusetts-Amherst Department of E&CE Assistant professor USA
Mr. Dr. Babak Kia Montazam Communication Systems Good Boston University Department of E&CE professor-lecturer USA Boston
Mr. Dr. Hamid Nawab Controls, robotics, inteligent systems Excellent Boston University Department of E&CE Associate professor USA Boston
Mr. Dr. Baha Saleh Communications, fields and waves Excellent Boston University Department of E&CE professor-chairman USA Boston
Mr. Dr. Masoud Sharif Communication Systems Good Boston University Department of E&CE Assistant professor USA Boston
Mr. Dr. Mahmood R Azimi-Sajadi Communication Systems Excellent Colorado State University Department of E&CE Professor USA Colorado
Mr. Dr. Nader Bagherzadeh Hardware Good University of California-Irvin Department of E&CE Professor USA Irvin
Mr. Dr. Payam Heydari Hardware Good University of California-Irvin Department of E&CE Assistant professor USA Irvin
Mr. Dr. Hamid Jafarkhani Communication Systems Excellent University of California-Irvin Department of E&CE Associate professor USA Irvin
Mr. Dr. Mehran Moshfeghi Communication Systems Good University of California-Irvin Department of E&CE Adjunct professor USA Irvin
Mr. Dr. Homayoun Yousefizadeh Communication Systems Good University of California-Irvin Department of E&CE Assistant professor USA Irvin
Mr. Dr. Mohammad Jamshidi Controls, robotics, inteligent systems Good University of New Mexico Department of E&CE Regents Professor USA New Mexico
Mr. Dr. Nader Vadiee Controls, robotics, inteligent systems Good University of New Mexico Department of E&CE research Professor USA New Mexico
Mr. Dr. Afshin Daryoush Communications, fields and waves Excellent Drexel University Department of E&CE Professor USA Drexel
Mr. Dr. Bahram Nabet Electronics Good Drexel University Department of E&CE Professor USA Drexel
Mr. Dr. Kambiz Pourrezaiee Electronics-Hardware Good Drexel University Department of E&CE Professor USA Drexel
Mr. Dr. Mohammad Madihian Electronics-Hardware Good Drexel University Department of E&CE Adjunct professor USA Drexel
Dr. Nazanin Mansouri Hardware Good Syracuse University Department of E&CE Assistant professor USA Syracuse
Mr. Dr. Behrouz Farhang-Broujeny Communication Systems Excellent Utah Department of E&Cez Professor USA
Mr. Dr. Behrouz Peikari Communication Systems Excellent Southern Methodist University Department of E&Cez Professor USA Dallas
Mr. Dr. Seyed Mehdi Miri Power Good North carolina-charlotte Department of E&Cez Associate Professor USA
Mr. Dr. Farid M. Tranjan Electronics Excellent North carolina-charlotte Department of E&Cez Professor USA
Mr. Dr. Kasra Daneshvar Communication Systems North carolina-charlotte Department of E&Cez Professor USA
Mr. Dr. Ali Saberi Controls, robotics, inteligent systems Excellent washington state university Department of E&Cez Professor USA
Mr. Dr. Kaveh Pahlevan Communication Systems Excellent Worcester Polytechnic Institute Department of E&Cez Professor USA
Mr. Dr. Hosein Hakim Communication Systems Good Worcester Polytechnic Institute Department of E&Cez Associate Professor USA

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Best Engineering Schools --- Electrical / Electronic / Communications 2011

2010-11-25T14:29:00.001-08:00

Best Engineering Schools --- Electrical / Electronic / Communications

1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Cambridge, MA 5.0
2 Stanford University Sta nford, CA 4.9
University of California--Berkeley Berkeley, CA 4.9
4 University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign Urbana, IL 4.7
5 California Institute of Technology Pasadena, CA 4.6
6 Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA 4.5
7 Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA 4.4
University of Michigan--Ann Arbor Ann Arbor, MI 4.4
9 Cornell University Ithaca, NY 4.2
University of Texas--Austin (Cockrell) Austin, TX 4.2
11 Princeton University Princeton, NJ 4.1
Purdue University--West Lafayette West Lafayette, IN 4.1
13 University of California--Los Angeles (Samueli) Los Angeles, CA 4.0
14 University of Maryland--College Park (Clark) College Park, MD 3.9
University of Southern California (Viterbi) Los Angeles, CA 3.9
University of Wisconsin--Madison Madison, WI 3.9
17 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy, NY 3.7
University of California--San Diego (Jacobs) La Jolla, CA 3.7
University of California--Santa Barbara Santa Barbara, CA 3.7
University of Washington Seattle, WA 3.7
Virginia Tech Blacksburg, VA 3.7
22 Columbia University (Fu Foundation) New York, NY 3.6
Ohio State University Columbus, OH 3.6
Texas A&M University--College Station (Look) College Station, TX 3.6
25 Johns Hopkins University (Whiting) Baltimore, MD 3.5
Pennsylvania State University--University Park University Park, PA 3.5
Rice University (Brown) Houston, TX 3.5
University of Minnesota--Twin Cities Minneapolis, MN 3.5
University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA 3.5
30 Harvard University Cambridge, MA 3.4
31 Arizona State University (Fulton) Tempe, AZ 3.3
Duke University (Pratt) Durham, NC 3.3
North Carolina State University Raleigh, NC 3.3
Northwestern University (McCormick) Evanston, IL 3.3
35 University of Arizona Tucson, AZ 3.2
University of Colorado--Boulder Boulder, CO 3.2
University of Florida Gainesville, FL 3.2
38 Iowa State University Ames, IA 3.1
University of California--Davis Davis, CA 3.1
University of California--Irvine (Samueli) Irvine, CA 3.1
University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, IN 3.1
University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 3.1
Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN 3.1
Washington University in St. Louis St. Louis, MO 3.1
Yale University New Haven, CT 3.1
46 Boston University Boston, MA 3.0
Brown University Providence, RI 3.0
Case Western Reserve University Cleveland, OH 3.0
Northeastern University Boston, MA 3.0
University of Massachusetts--Amherst Amherst, MA 3.0
51 Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 2.9
Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey--New Brunswick Piscataway, NJ 2.9
53 Auburn University (Ginn) Auburn University, AL 2.8
Dartmouth College (Thayer) Hanover, NH 2.8
University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 2.8
University of Pittsburgh (Swanson) Pittsburgh, PA 2.8
University of Rochester Roche ste r, NY 2.8
University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT 2.8
59 Clemson University Clemson, SC 2.7
Drexel University Philadelphia, PA 2.7
Lehigh University (Rossin) Bethlehem, PA 2.7
Oregon State University Corvallis, OR 2.7
SUNY--Stony Brook Stony Brook, NY 2.7
University of Iowa Iow a City, IA 2.7
Worcester Polytechnic Institute Worcester, MA 2.7
66 Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 2.6
Missouri University of Science & Technology Rolla, MO 2.6
Syracuse University Syracuse, NY 2.6
Texas Tech University (Whitacre) Lubbock, TX 2.6
Tufts University Medford, MA 2.6
University of Central Florida Orlando, FL 2.6
University of Connecticut Storrs, CT 2.6
University of Tennessee--Knoxville Knoxville, TN 2.6
University of Texas--Dallas (Jonsson) Richardson, TX 2.6
75 Polytechnic Institute of New York University Brooklyn, NY 2.5
Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX 2.5
University at Buffalo--SUNY Buffalo, NY 2.5
University of California--Riverside (Bourns) Riverside, CA 2.5
University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH 2.5
University of Delaw are Newark, DE 2.5
University of Houston (Cullen) Houston, TX 2.5
University of Illinois--Chicago Chicago, IL 2.5
University of Kansas Lawrence, KS 2.5
Washington State University Pullman, WA 2.5