Computer Science Colloquia

In conjunction with: Contemporary Issues in Computer Science (CS 401/501)

The Computer Science Colloquium is open to the public and usually held Mondays at 3:30 in Janssen Engineering Building (JEB), room 328. The event brings in speakers from research, industry, and government to address advances in the state of the art, contemporary best practices, and societal impacts on computing and vice-versa. The talks are followed by a reception to foster interaction between the speakers and the community. You are most welcome!

Spring 2016

M O N
Jan. 25

  Kochava Presentation
Seth Samuels, VP R&D, Kochava, Inc.
3:30 pm

M O N
Feb. 1

  Ethics and Leadership
Rick Sheldon
3:30 pm

M O N
Feb. 8

  On the Design of Jamming-Aware Safety Applications in VANETs
Hani Alturkostani
3:30 pm

M O N
Feb. 22

  Evolutionary Games
Terence Soule
3:30 pm

M O N
Feb. 29

  HiFiPol
Ananth Jillepalli
3:30 pm

M O N
Mar. 7

  A Wireless DMX-Style LED Controller
Ben Jeffery and Bob Rinker
3:30 pm

M O N
Mar. 21

  Embedding Goal-Directed Evaluation through Transformation
Peter Mills
3:30pm

M O N
Mar. 28

  Ethics and Leadership, part II
Rick Sheldon
3:30 pm

M O N
Apr. 4

  Computer Systems Research at the University of North Texas
Krishna Kavi, Univ. of North Texas
3:30pm

M O N
Apr. 11

  Evolutionary Computation at the University of Idaho and Beyond
Robert Heckendorn
3:30pm

M O N
Apr. 18

  Eight Years of Mobile Smartphone Security
Patrick McDaniel, Penn State
3:30pm

M O N
Apr. 25

 
Michael Langston, U. of Tennessee
3:30pm

M O N
May 2

 
dead week - work on your term paper, described below

M O N
May 9

 

3:30pm






CS 401/501 Syllabus