DCS Seminar Schedule, Spring 1998
Due to the popularity of this course, it has been moved to 1320 DCL!
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Date |
Speaker |
Title |
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1/26 |
Prof. Gul Agha Dept of Computer Science |
Abstracting Interaction Patterns: A High-Level Model Of Concurrency For Evolving Systems |
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2/2 |
Dr. Kate Keahey Indiana University |
PARDIS: An Architecture for Application-Level PARallel DIStributed Computation Abstract |
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2/9 |
Rama Govindaraju IBM Power Parallel Division |
LAPI: A high performance Low-level communications API Abstract |
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2/16 |
no seminar |
no seminar |
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2/23 |
Prof. Urs Holzle Javasoft and UCSB |
A Brief History of Just-In-Time (the Javasoft Hot Spot System) Abstract |
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3/3 (in lieu of 3/2 seminar) |
Prof. Gene Golub* Stanford University |
Cyclic Reduction (see distinguished lecturer series page for location information) |
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3/11 (in lieu of 3/9 seminar) |
Juris Hartmanis* CISE Director, National Science Foundation |
On the Nature of Computer Science (see distinguished lecturer series page for location information) It's at 8pm, in 1320 DCL ! |
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3/16 |
Prof. Michael Loui Univ of Illinois, ECE Department |
Ethics in Scientific Research |
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3/23 |
Spring Break |
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3/30 |
David Spencer MIT Lincoln Laboratories |
The Decline and Fall of the FAA Advanced Automation System |
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4/6 |
Professor David Kriegman Yale University |
Shape and Enlightenment in Vision |
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4/13 |
Professor Andrew A. Chien
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Building a Teraflop (one million Megaflop) Windows NT Supercomputer and its Implications for Distributed Software |
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4/20 |
Professor Liz Bradley Univ Colorado - Boulder |
Chaos and Control |
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4/27 |
Cancelled Professor Lars Arge Duke University |
Cancelled Input/Output Efficient Algorithms: Theory and Practice |
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5/4 |
Stan Osher* UCLA |
Subscale Capturing and Its Numerous Applications |
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11/9-10 |
John Hennessy* Dean of Engineering, Stanford University |
TBD |
*Part of Department of Computer Science Distinguished Lecturer Series
The DCS Seminar meets Mondays at 4pm, in 1320 DCL. It is open to CS graduate students and can be registered for as CS 491, DCS, Call # 01827, 1/4 Unit. To receive credit, graduate students must attend all but three of the lectures.
For other inquiries about the seminar contact Professor Andrew A. Chien
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DCS Seminar Schedule, Fall 1997
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Date |
Speaker |
Title |
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9/8 |
"Graph Partitioning" Abstract |
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9/15 |
Greg Astfalk, Hewlett-Packard/Convex |
"The HP/Convex Example Architecture (plus some predictions about future architecture directions)" Abstract |
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9/22 |
"Example-based Learning and Reasoning" Abstract |
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9/29 |
"New Results in the Illinois Aggressive COMA Multiprocessor Project " Abstract |
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10/6 |
"Multimedia Analysis and Retrieval System (MARS) Project" Abstract |
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10/13 |
"Application Controllable Quality of Service Management Environment" Abstract |
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10/20 |
University of Michigan |
"Average Case Computational Complexity" Abstract |
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10/27 |
Director, DOE ASCI Center for Simulation of Advanced Rockets |
"Rocket Science Meets Computer Science" Abstract |
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11/3 |
Sandia National Laboratory |
"Computational Plant" Abstract |
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11/10 |
Robotic Grasp and Manipulation Planning: Geometry and Algorithms Abstract |
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11/17 |
No seminar this week. |
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11/24 |
Cornell University |
Data-centric Compilation: A New Approach to Compiler Restructuring |
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12/1 |
Multimedia Futures and the Internet |
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12/8 4pm, 1310 DCL |
Dr. Frances Yao |
Context-Based Techniques for Data Compression Abstract |
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12/9 11am, B02 CSRL |
Princeton University |
An Overview of Quantum Cryptography |
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Additional Seminars |
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3/3 |
Gene Golub Stanford University |
Cyclic Reduction |
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3/11 |
Juris Hartmanis CISE Director, National Science Foundation |
On the Nature of Computer Science |
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5/4 |
Stan Osher UCLA |
Subscale Capturing and Its Numerous Applications |
The DCS Seminar meets Mondays at 4pm, in 1310 DCL. It is open to CS graduate students and can be registered for as CS 491, DCS, Call # 01907, 1/4 Unit. To receive credit, graduate students must attend all but three of the lectures.
For other inquiries about the seminar contact Professor Andrew A. Chien
Other Reserved dates: 3/3 Golub, 3/11-12 Hartmanis, 5/4 Osher, 11/8-10/98 Hennessy