'Cs department' presentation slideshows

UNIX 101: UNIX For Windows Users

UNIX 101: UNIX For Windows Users. Lecture 1 9 September 2005 Sponsored by ACM. 1. The Cold Hard Truth. This course is NOT officially sponsored by the CS department You will NOT receive credit for this course - neither will we for that matter

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What is Computer Science? (or the art of unassuming titles)

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Overview of Graduate Program at CS SFSU February 2007

Overview of Graduate Program at CS SFSU February 2007. Prof. D. Petkovic. Welcome graduate students!. MS degree becoming a key for advancement Ability to work with geographically dispersed teams and multidisciplinary teams is increasingly important

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SFSU Computer Science Department Advising Day

08/21/08. SFSU Computer Science Department Advising Day. August 2008 Prof. D. Petkovic dpetkovic@cs.sfsu.edu. WELCOME. Outline. SW trends driving markets, jobs and education About CS Department What is NEW About the program About this semester QA

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The Consequences of Decentralized Security in a Cooperative Storage System

The Consequences of Decentralized Security in a Cooperative Storage System. Douglas Thain, Chris Moretti, Paul Madrid, Phil Snowberger, and Jeff Hemmes University of Notre Dame http://www.cse.nd.edu/~ccl IEEE Workshop on Security in Storage 2005. Abstract.

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CS312 Course Introduction

CS312 Course Introduction. "Computers are good at following instructions, but not at reading your mind." -Donald Knuth, Tex p. 9. Mike Scott, Gates 6.304 scottm@cs.utexas.edu www.cs.utexas.edu/~scottm/cs312. Who Am I. Lecturer in CS department since 2000 Undergrad Stanford, MSCS RPI

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CS312 Course Introduction

CS312 Course Introduction. "Computers are good at following instructions, but not at reading your mind." -Donald Knuth, Tex p. 9. Mike Scott, Gates 6.304 scottm@cs.utexas.edu www.cs.utexas.edu/~scottm/cs312. Who Am I. Lecturer in CS department since 2000 Undergrad Stanford, MSCS RPI

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Department of Computer Science

Undergraduate Degree Program. Department of Computer Science. Overview. Computer Science is a good career choice The Kent State University Department of Computer Science provides excellent preparation for a career in Computer Science. Main points:.

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Department of Computer Science

Undergraduate Degree Program. Department of Computer Science. Overview. Computer Science is a good career choice The Kent State University Department of Computer Science provides excellent preparation for a career in Computer Science. Main points:.

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Topic 1 Course Introduction

Topic 1 Course Introduction. Chapman : I didn't expect a kind of Spanish Inquisition.

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Topic 1 Course Introduction

Topic 1 Course Introduction. Chapman : I didn't expect a kind of Spanish Inquisition.

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B-Spline Blending Functions

B-Spline Blending Functions. The recurrence relation starts with the 1st order B-splines, just boxes, and builds up successively higher orders This algorithm is the Cox - de Boor algorithm Carl de Boor is in the CS department here at Madison. Uniform Cubic B-splines.

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Protests and Tribulations

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Trends in IT Research: Experiences from Katrinebjerg and BRICS

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Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Breast Cancer Diagnosis. A discussion of methods. Meena Vairavan. Presentation Outline. Problem Statement Description of Data Methods of Diagnosis Future Plans. Problem Statement. My goal is to compare two computational methods to determine which is a more

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WiMax @ UCLA Jan 2011 - Project Review

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University of Adelaide

Summary on Formal Methods I Presented by Rob van Glabbeek at the Logic Summer School Canberra 2004 Nikolay Stoimenov FMV Group. University of Adelaide. Structured Operational Semantics. SOS provides a framework to give operational semantics to programming and specification languages

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