If you are looking for kernel partners, please enter your name (first name and last name), your e-mail address, select the section in which you are registered, and click the Submit button.

Name  :  Email address  :   @usc.edu

By adding your information here, you are giving permission to other students to contact you over e-mail.

This is a simple web site and the database is "add-only". Once your information is added, the only way to get it removed (so you can add again) is to send an e-mail to <bill.cheng@usc.edu>. So, if you have made a mistake or have joined a group and would like your information to be deleted, please send an e-mail to <bill.cheng@usc.edu> and ask your information to be removed.

Below are the students who have entered their information (sorted based on USC e-mail address) and are looking for kernel partners or to join a team.

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I strongly encourage people to work with each other in the warmup assignments before committing to form a kernel team. (Again, "work with" means working together at a high level and not share code or write code together.) Once a kernel team is formed and kernel 1 has started, the only way to break up a team is when every team member agrees to the breakup (I cannot force a team to breakup). Also, it will be nearly impossible to join another kernel team at that point.