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Colloquium

Overview

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 195) during their junior and senior years. Anyone else who is interested in attending is also welcome.

Colloquium is taught jointly with the Pomona College Computer Science Department. Each semester the talks are split between HMC and Pomona and those HMC students registered for Colloquium are expect to make all the talks.

Time and Location

When at HMC, 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.

The Pomona talks are scheduled by Pomona and the location varies. Besides the information on their web page, Pomona sends out a notification a few days prior to each talk.

HMC Colloquium Schedule

DateLocationSpeakerDescription
Sep  1 No Colloquium
Sep  8 Galileo Pryne Zach Dodds, Lilian de Greef, Brad Jensen, and Kim Sheely Accessible Aerial Autonomy
Sep 15 Galileo Pryne Ran Libeskind-Hadas Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Graduate School
Sep 22 Galileo Pryne Z Sweedyk, Scott Breyfogle, Azubuike Ndefo-Dahl, Elijah Omernick, Natasha Parikh, Sasha Paudel, Emma Taborsky, Russell Transue, Yoyo Zhang Games, games, and more games
Sep 22 Galileo Pryne Ran Libeskind-Hadas, Kevin Black Adventures in Computational Biology with Jane 3
Sep 29 Rose Hills Theater Nadia Heninger Cryptanalysis and side-channel attacks
Oct  6 Galileo Pryne Melissa O'Neill, Matt Johnson What's Going on in Memory Anyway?
Oct  6 Galileo Pryne Chris Stone, Xiaofan Fang, Stephen Levine, Stuart Pernsteiner, Sean Laguna, Jordan Librande, Mary Rachel Stimson Observationally Cooperative Multithreading Part 3, The Quickening
Oct 13 Rose Hills Theater Kristina Lerman Harvesting Knowledge from Social Annotations
Oct 20 Galileo Pryne Mike Erlinger, Richard Haskell, Beryl Egerter, Rai Feren Updating the Energy Monitoring System
Oct 20 Galileo Pryne Robert Keller, Xanda Schofield, August Toman-Yih Automating Idiomatic and Tonality Analyses of Jazz and Popular Music Chord Progressions
Oct 27 Rose Hills Theater Stephen Chong Inference of Expressive Information Security Policies
Nov  3 Galileo Pryne Calvin Loncaric, Miranda Parker, Jessi Peck, Fiona Foo, Alexa Keizur Logisketch, A New Hope: Circuit Diagram Recognition and Natural Pen-Based Interaction
Nov 10 Rose Hills Theater Glenn Tesler Reconstructing the Genomic Architecture of Ancestral Mammals
Nov 17 Sprague, 2nd Floor Games Night
Dec  1 Galileo Pryne Geoff Kuenning Summer Research: Geoff Kuenning
Dec  8 Platt Campus Living Room End-of-Semester Party
Jan 19 Galileo Pryne Summer Research Opportunities
Jan 26 Galileo Pryne Sage Weil Ceph, A Scalable Distributed Storage System
Feb  9 Galileo Pryne Eni Mustafaraj Speaker: Eni Mustafaraj
Feb 14 Galileo Pryne Sat Garcia Speaker: Sat Garcia
Feb 16 Galileo Pryne Colleen Lewis Speaker: Colleen Lewis
Feb 21 Galileo Pryne Paul Ruvolo Speaker: Paul Ruvolo
Feb 23 Galileo Pryne Michael Hay Speaker: Michael Hay

Pomona Colloquium Schedule: http://www.cs.pomona.edu/colloquium.html

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