SFSU Computer Science Department

PERNET - Fall 2003

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The PERNET Computer Science Graduate Seminar Series for Fall 2003 begins on September 17, 2003. The list of speakers and topics follows:

Date	Speaker	Topic
9/17/03	Hema Tahilramani Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	BANANAS: A Framework for Connectionless Traffic Engineering in the Internet
9/24/03	Eric Siegel Keynote Systems	Measuring Web Performance and the Health of the Public Internet
10/01/03	Jim Gemmell Microsoft Bay Area Research Center	MyLifeBits: A Lifetime Storage System
10/08/03	James O'Brien UC Berkeley	Animating Explosions
10/15/03	Mikhail Dmitriev Sun Microsystems	JFluid: Profiling Technology Based on Dynamic Bytecode Instrumentation
10/22/03	Arnon Amir IBM Almaden Research Center	Advances in Eye Detection and Eye Gaze Tracking
10/29/03	Jozo Dujmovic SFSU	Triangle Diagrams for Visualization of Java Workloads
11/5/03	Tanveer Syeda-Mahmood IBM Almaden Research Center	GEM: A Pattern Recognition Approach to Functional Genomics
11/12/03	Mike Ritter MetroFi	Top 10 issues for Wireless Wide Area Networks
11/19/03	Arno Puder, SFSU	Principles of Open Source

PERNET Computer Science Graduate Seminars are on Wednesday from 5:30 to 6:50 p.m. in TH 331 and include the presentation and discussion of a current research topic in Computer Science. To put your name on the mailing list (or to remove your name from the list) please send an e-mail request to pernet@cs.sfsu.edu. Graduate and advanced undergraduate students are encouraged to attend the PERNET Computer Science Graduate Seminar series.

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