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Summer 2006

PhD Defense: The Analysis and Design of Concurrent Learning Algorithms for Cooperative Multiagent Systems
Thursday 10:30AM, August 31, 2006, STII Room 320
Liviu Panait
Advisor: Dr. Sean Luke
PhD Defense: Sampling Based Methods for Robust Motion Estimation and Image Based Localization
Monday 11:00AM, August 28, 2006, STII Room 430
Wei Zhang
Advisor: Dr. Jana Košecká
Graduate Orientation
Wednesday 6:00PM, August 23, 2006, Innovation Hall
Undergraduate Orientation
Monday 1:45PM & 6:30PM, August 21, 2006, STII Room 430
PhD Defense: Denial-of-Service Resistant Quality-of-Service Provisioning for Mobile Ad hoc Networks
Monday 2:00PM, July 31, 2006, STII 320
Marek Hejmo
Advisor: Dr. Brian Mark
Seminar: SHAGE : A Self-Managed Software Framework for Service Robots
Wednesday 3:00PM, July 12, 2006, STII Room 330B
Sooyong Park, Professor
Department of Computer Science
Sogang University, Korea
PhD Defense: Enhanced Unified Modeling Language Model-Checking for Business Software Applications
Monday 1:00PM, July 10, 2006, STII Room 430
John C. Zubeck
Advisor: Dr. David Rine

2005-2006 Academic Year

Approximation Techniques in Geometric Computing
Monday 9:00-10:30 AM, April 3rd, 2006, ST2 rm 320
Jyh-Ming Lien, Faculty Candidate
Computer Science Department
Texas A&M University
Virtual Backbone in Wireless Networks: Algorithms and Analysis
Tuesday 10:00-11:30 AM, March 28th, 2006, ST2 rm 320
My Thai, Faculty Candidate
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
University of Minesota
Parallel Methods in Computational Genomics
Monday 9:00-10:30 AM, March 27th, 2006, ST2 rm 320
Anantharaman Kalyanaraman, Faculty Candidate
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Iowa State University
Grid Computing
Wednesday 11:00 AM, September 28, 2005, ST2 rm 430a
Mark Pullen, Professor
Computer Science Department
George Mason University
E-terrorism: The powerful weapon of Islamic Jihad
Wednesday 12-1:30 PM, August 31st, 2005, Mason Hall, D-3
Dr. Gianpietro Mazzoleni
Visiting Scholar from the University of Milan
Professor of Sociology and Communication

2004-2005 Academic Year

Building Trust in Computing
Wednesday 11:00AM, May 17, 2005, ST2 rm 430a
Glenn Schoonover CISSP MCSE Security Solutions Specialist
Microsoft Federal
Washington, D.C.
Nonoextensive Statitical Mechanics - Introdution and Recent Results
Thursday 11:00AM, January 27, 2005, ST2 rm 430a:
Constantino Tsallis, Santa Fe Institute New Mexico
Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Fisicas
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
PRAM on a chip
Wednesday 11:00AM, December 8th, 2004, ST2 rm 430a:
Uzi Vishkin, University of Maryland
Learning to Detect Malicious Executables
Wednesday 11:00AM, November 10th, 2004, ST2 rm 430a:
Mark Maloof, CS Department, Georgetown University
DAIRS: Distributed Agents for Information Retrieval
Wednesday 11:00AM, October 27th, 2004, ST2 rm 430a
Arun Sood, Chairman
Department of Computer Science
George Mason University
Describing and Understanding Human body Motions: The Liguistic Postures and Gestures
Wednesday 11:30AM, October 27th, 2004, ST2 rm 430a (following Prof. Sood's talk above)
Zoran Durić
Dept. of Computer Science
George Mason University

2003-2004 Academic Year

2002-2003 Academic Year

  • 11:45 AM, February 12, 2003, ST2 rm 430: 1. Harry Wechsler, FACE RECOGNITION
    2. Zoran Durić, UNDERSTANDING HUMAN MOVEMENT
  • 11:45 AM, March 5 2003, ST2 rm 430: James Chen, REAL-TIME SIMULATION AND DISTRIBUTED VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT FOR LEARNING
  • 11:45 AM, March 19, 2003,ST2 rm 430: Daniel Menasce, SOFTWARE, PERFORMANCE OR ENGINEERING?
  • 11:45 AM, April 2, 2003,ST2 rm 430: 1. Robert Simon, MOBILE AND WIRELESS NETWORKS
    2. Sanjeev Setia, SECURING WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS

  • 11:45 AM, April 16, 2003,ST2 rm 430: Amitabh Varshney, University of Maryland and UMIACS, POINT BASED RENDERING AND SUBSURFACE SCATTERING