The computer science colloquium is a public gathering where various computer science topics are presented, including internal research projects, external projects, and student presentations. All computer science majors must be enrolled in colloquium (CSCI 193–196) during their junior and senior years. Anyone else who is interested in attending is also welcome.
Colloquium is scheduled for Thursday afternoons at 4:15 p.m. in Galileo Hall, on the HMC campus. A reception is held in Hixon Court at 4:00 p.m. with snacks and beverages available for those who are attending the talk.
| Date | Location | Speaker | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 10 | Galileo Pryne | research students | Summer research presentation: Dodds/Libeskind-Hadas students |
| Sep 17 | Galileo Pryne | Ran Libeskind-Hadas | Graduate School talk |
| Sep 24 | Galileo Pryne | research students | Summer research presentation: Alvarado/Kuenning students |
| Oct 1 | Galileo Pryne | research students | Summer research presentation: Keller/Sweedyk students |
| Oct 8 | Galileo Pryne | research students | Summer research presentation: Stone/O'Neill students |
| Oct 15 | Rose Hills Theater (Pomona) | Andrew Gordon | Using millions of weblog stories as a knowledge base |
| Oct 22 | Galileo Pryne | Michael Vrable ’04 | Cumulus |
| Nov 5 | Galileo Pryne | David Feil-Seifer | Robots for autistic children |
| Nov 19 | Galileo Pryne | Don Costello | Cryptography: From Enigma to Elliptical Curve Cryptography |