Daniel A. Jiménez



Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Texas A&M University
TAMU 3112
College Station, TX 77843-3112


Email: djimenez@cse.tamu.edu
Voice: +1.979.845.2434
Office hours: By appointment.

I'm a Professor in the Computer Science and Engineering Department at Texas A&M University. My research is in microarchitecture and the interaction between the compiler and the microarchitecture. I've done a lot of work in branch prediction and cache management. I'm known for inventing the perceptron branch predictor as well as for other research. I was elevated to IEEE Fellow in 2021 for my work in branch prediction. I recently won the B. Ramakrishna Rau award "for contributions to neural branch prediction in microprocessors."

Before I came to Texas A&M I was Professor and Department Chair in the CS department at UT San Antonio. Before that, I was an Associate Professor (with tenure) in the CS department at Rutgers. My Ph.D. in Computer Sciences is from UT Austin. I grew up in San Antonio, Texas. I'm a dual citizen of the USA and Mexico.

For a detailed list of professional things I've done, see my CV. Also see my Google Scholar page.

FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS

I won't be taking on any new students in Fall 2024 or Spring 2025 as I will be on sabbatical leave. So please don't send me email asking to join my lab.

Teaching

Fall 2023: CSCE 312: Computer Organization
Fall 2022: CSCE 614: Computer Architecture
Spring 2022: CSCE 312: Computer Organization

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Selected Publications

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News

Education

For Graduate Students Interested in my Classes

Yes, there will be programming. I teach Computer Science. There is a lot of programming in Computer Science. If you don't like programming you shouldn't be taking my class.

Quotes

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Daniel A. Jimenez