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Colloquia and Seminars

 

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To further the education of all members of the department, we hold regular colloquia featuring exceptional researchers from all branches of Computer Science. Departmental colloquia usually held in SH 107 at 3:30 on Wednesdays, but any time and day is possible. Several groups within the department offer seminars including:

Graduate Student Seminars
KLAP Seminars
PLEASE Seminars

Date Time Room Speaker Topic
2000-12-06     Mikhail Auguston, Department of Comptuer Science, NMSU A Visual Programming Language for Software Generation   More Information
2000-11-29     Jonathan Cook, Department of Computer Science, NMSU Behavior-to-Model Correspondence, or, How Close Does a Real-Time, Concurrent System Match its Design?   More Information
2000-11-15     Laure Fotso, University of Yaounde I, Yaounde, Cameroon MEDITRA: A Knowledge Base System on African Traditional Medicine   More Information
2000-04-10     Lucia K. Dale, Department of Computer Science Texas A&M University Optimization Techniques for Randomized Motion Planning   More Information
2000-04-03     William Gasarch, Computer Science Department, University of Maryland Bridging the Gap Between Math Games and Fun Games   More Information
2000-03-29     Curtis Dyreson, School of Information Technology, Bond University, Australia Capturing Meta-data in a Semistructured Database   More Information
2000-03-24     Amit Bagga, General Electric Corporate, Research and Development Coreference, Cross-Document Coreference, and Information Extraction Methodologies   More Information
2000-03-20     Mary Zajicek, Oxford Brookes University, UK Web browsinf for blind and partially sighted users: varying the functionality   More Information
2000-03-13     Nil Jones, University of Copenhagen, UK Termination analysis: a new perspective   More Information
2000-03-10     James L. Caldwell, Department of Computer Science, University of Wyoming Programming with Proofs, and Proving Programs   More Information
2000-03-06     Shaun Cooper, Computing and Networking, NMSU Enhanced Explicit Rate Available Bit Rate Asynchronous Transfer Mode TPC/IP Networks   More Information
2000-02-28     Victor L. Winter, High Integrity Software Group, Sandia National Labs Sandia National Labs A Refinement-based Approach to Developing Software Controllers   More Information
2000-02-25     Son Cao Tran, University of Texas at El Paso Reasoning About Sensing Actions and Its Application To Diagnostic Problem Solving   More Information