

Fall 2000 to Spring 2001
Sponsored by Salomon
Smith Barney
Friday October 27, 2000 Speaker: Micha
Sharir, Tel Aviv University Title: Combinatorics
of Arrangements - Recent Progress Abstract
Details: Reception at 1PM. Introductory remarks by Steve Skiena
at 1:30 to introduce Micha and his research. Steve's remarks are intended
especially to provide background and motivation that will make Micha's
talk of interest to undergraduates. Time: Micha's talk
starts at 2PM. Location: Math Tower S240 in the basement
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Friday November 10, 2000
Speaker: Alan
Fekete, University of Sydney Title: Making Snapshot
Isolation Serializable Abstract
Location: Javits 103 Time: 2pm |
Friday November 17, 2000 Speaker: Demetri
Terzopoulos, University of Toronto Title: Artificial
Animals (and Humans): From Physics to Intelligence Abstract
Location: Javits 103 Time: 2pm |
Friday December 1, 2000 Speaker: George
Necula, U. C. Berkeley Title: Oracle-Based Checking
of Untrusted Software Abstract
Location: Javits 103 Time: 2pm |
Wednesday December 6, 2000 Speaker: Jef
Raskin Title: Making Machines Fit for Human Consumption
Details: Part of the Provost's Lecture Series Time:
4:30pm Location: SAC Auditorium |
Friday February 2, 2001 Speaker: Jon
Bentley, Bell Laboratories Title: Cache-Conscious
Algorithms and Data Structures Abstract
Biography: Jon Bentley is a Member of Technical Staff in the
Computing Sciences Research Center at Bell Labs. His research interests
include programming techniques, algorithm design, and the design of
software tools and interfaces. He has written three books on programming
and articles on a variety of topics, ranging from the theory of algorithms
to software engineering. His most recent book is the Second Edition
of Programming Pearls, published in 2000. In his eighteen years at
Bell Labs, he has been a member of teams that have shipped software
tools, telephone switches, telephones and web services. Location:
Old Engineering 145 Time: 2pm |
Friday February 9, 2001 Speaker: Fred
B. Schneider, Cornell University Title: The Design
and Deployment of COCA Abstract
Location: Old Engineering 145 Time: 2pm |
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Distinguished Lecture Series
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