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Departmental Seminars 2010-2011

The computer science department sponsors a weekly seminar series presented by a combination of department faculty, graduate students and external speakers. ‌‌All seminars are held at 12:30 p.m. in Room 209 of the Computer Science Building, unless otherwise stated. Regular attendance is required of all graduate students. An archive of departmental seminars can be found here.  Seminar syllabus can be found here.

 Dept. of Computer Science, Missouri S&T
Spring 2011 Colloquia Series
Colloquia Coordinator: Dr. Sriram Chellappan
chellaps@mst.edu
573-341-4637

Speaker

Talk Details

Date and Venue

Dr. Kishore Trivedi
(Duke University)

Title: Towards Quantification of Survivability
Abstract and Bio: Click Here

February 8, Tuesday
(12:30pm)

Butler-Carleton Hall #120

Dr. David Fisher
(Carnegie Mellon University)

Title: Design of a Very High Level Programming Language
Abstract and Bio: Click Here

February 22, Tuesday
(12:30pm) Havener Center, Carver-Turner Room

Dr. Tayo Obafemi-Ajayi
(Illinois Institute of Technology)

Title: Computational Models for Degraded Document Enhancement
Abstract and Bio: Click Here

March 22, Tuesday
(12:30pm)

Computer Science Bldg # 209
Dr. Sandra Johnson
(IBM)
Title: Cloud Computing
Abstract and Bio: Click Here
April 5, Tuesday
(12:30pm)
Butler-Carlton (Civil) # 120

Dr. Krishna Kavi
(University of North Texas)

Title: Optimizing Performance of Cache Memory Systems in Multicore Processors
Abstract and Bio: Click Here Slides: Here

April 19, Tuesday
(12:30pm)
Butler-Carlton (Civil) # 120

 

 Dept. of Computer Science, Missouri S&T
Fall 2010 Colloquia Series
Colloquia Coordinator: Dr. Sriram Chellappan
chellaps@mst.edu
573-341-4637

Speaker

Talk Details

Date and Venue

Dr. Vijay Kumar
(UMKC)

Title: Malicious Transactions in Mobile Database Systems
Abstract and Bio: Click Here Slides: Here

September 14, Tuesday
(12:30pm)

Computer Science Bldg
# 216

Dr. Leslie Miller
(Iowa State)

Title: Improving Software Usability Through User Characteristics
Abstract and Bio: Click Here

September 21, Tuesday
(12:30pm)
Computer Science Bldg

# 216

Dr. Arnold Rosenberg
(Colorado State)

Title: A New Scheduling Paradigm for Internet-Based Computing
Abstract and Bio: Click Here

October 05, Tuesday
(12:30pm)
St Pats Ballroom B, Havener

Dr. Nalini Ratha
(IBM)

Title: Can Biometrics Improve Security?
Abstract and Bio: Click Here

November 30, Tuesday (12:30pm)
Butler Carlton Building
# 120