SFSU Computer Science Department

PERNET/Graduate Seminar Series - Spring 2006

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The PERNET Computer Science Graduate Seminar Series for Spring 2006 begins on February 8, 2006. The list of speakers and topics follows:

Date	Speaker	Topic
4/26/06	Blake Ross	Q&A Session with the Creator of Firefox
4/19/06	Jozo Dujmović	A Scientific Approach to Everyday Decision
4/12/06	Lawrence Rosen	Subsisting in a World of Property: How Law Makes and Breaks Free Software
3/29/06	Arno Puder	A Code Migration Framework for AJAX Applications
3/22/06	Joachim Kainz	Building & Running Large-Scale Online Systems for Financial Services
3/15/06	Yimeng Dou	Large-Scale Analysis of Biological and Chemical Data
3/08/06	Lawrence Lessig	The Future of Ideas
3/01/06	Jacob O. Wobbrock	Edgewrite: A Versatile Design for Accessible
2/22/06	Edward Lank	PocketPad: Bridging the Paper-Electronic Divide in a Mobile World
2/15/06	Eve M. Schooler	When Gossip is Good: Distributed Inference for Network Intrusion Detection
2/8/06	Dragutin Petkovic	Overview of the New Graduate Program and Other New Intiatives at SFSU Computer Science Department

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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