SFSU Computer Science Department

PERNET/Graduate Seminar Series - Fall 2005

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The PERNET Computer Science Graduate Seminar Series for Fall 2005 begins on September 7, 2005. The list of speakers and topics follows:

Date	Speaker	Topic
9/7/05	Dragutin Petkovic	Overview of the New Graduate Program and Other New Intiatives at SFSU Computer Science Department
9/14/05	Bernard Golden	What Open Source Means for the Future of Computer Science
9/21/05	Wolfgang Taube	Computer Science goes Interactive New Media
9/28/05	Tai Hsu	Humanoid
10/5/05	Andreas Paepcke	Context in Search and Browsing of Photograph
10/12/05	Wesley J. Chun	What is Python?
10/19/05	Jerry Liu	JDDAC: An Open Source Wireless Sensor Network Platform
10/26/05	Jozo J. Dujmović	Continuous Preference Logic for System Evaluation
11/2/05	Dragan Radojevic	An Introduction to Interpolative Boolean Algebra
11/9/05	Erich Bonnert	SCO vs. IBM - the Anatomy of a Defining Case for Open Source
11/16/05	Nada Matic	Efficient, User-Friendly Text Input Method for Mobile Devices
11/23/05	James Gosling	A Q & A Session with the Inventor of Java

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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