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Colloquia and Seminars - Winter 2008

The Computer Science Department sponsors a colloquium and seminar series during the Fall and Winter semesters on Thursdays at 11:00 a.m. in 1170 TMCB. Please check the calendar below for specific dates and speakers and also note when there are no presentations.

Recordings and slides are often provided for the benefit of those who cannot attend, requested by members of the CS Alumni Association.

DateTitleSpeakerFiles
10 Jan 2008New Graduate Student OrientationGraduate Coordinator & Assistant
17 Jan 2008Designing Pervasive ComputingScott Klemmer, Assistant Professor, Stanford University
24 Jan 2008Deploying Cryptographic Protocols in the Real WorldJay McCarthy, PhD Candidate, Brown University
31 Jan 2008Move to Improve: Promoting Physical Navigation to Increase user Performance with Large DisplaysRobert Ball, Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin
7 Feb 2008Efficient Modeling and Verification of Analog/Mixed-Signal CircuitsScott Little, SRC Fellow/PhD Candidate, University of Utah
14 Feb 2008Software Testing: An Evolution-Centric PerspectiveGregg Rothermel, Professor & Jensen Chair of Software Engineering, University of Nebraska
21 Feb 2008Understanding and Improving Wireless Networks
27 Feb 2008Information Technology Seminar, 250 CTBWes Dyer, Microsoft
6 Mar 2008Behavioral Imaging: How a Computer Scientist Can Impact the World of Autism.Gregory Abowd, Distinguished Professor, School of Interactive Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology
13 Mar 2008Design of Cooperative SystemsGürdal Arslan, Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering Department, University of Hawaii, Manoa
20 Mar 2008Microsoft Seminar: Localization Tools and AutomationDuane Dougal, International Program Manager, Microsoft Developer Division International
27 Mar 2008What Goes Wrong Behind Blockbuster MoviesEd Catmull, President of Walt Disney Animation and Pixar Animation Studios
3 Apr 2008Using Structured Representations in Nonparametric Bayesian ModelsTom Griffiths, Assistant Professor of Psychology and Cognitive Science, UC Berkeley
10 Apr 2008Capstone Demo DayCapstone Demo Day