ICS 229 Seminar in Informatics

 

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Course Description

 

229 Seminar in Informatics (2). Current research and research trends in Informatics. Forum for presentation and criticism by students of research work in progress. May be repeated for credit.

 

 

 

01/06: Intro / Organization

 

01/13: Julian Bleecker, USC (mobile, wireless, technology, play)

 

Amanda Williams, Eric Baumer, Simon Yau

 

01/20: Don Patterson

 

Yin Yee Lai, Stephen Quirk, Gerald Bortis

 

01/27: Tatsuhiro Nishioka? (tat@ics.uci.edu) (SW guy)

 

Ivan Seredkin, Adrian Sugandhi

 

02/03: (NO Class HCIC)

 

 

02/10: Michael Curry, UCLA

 

David Nguyen

 

02/17: John-Sören Pettersson (Sameer Patel hosting)

 

Jose Romero-Mariona, Wiwat Ruengmee, Mustafa Rahimi, Trung Ngo

 

02/24: (RSVP and attend ISR Distinguished Speaker – Victor Basili)

 

http://www.isr.uci.edu/events/dist-speakers05-06/basili06.html

 

03/03: Review of Victor Basili Talk

 

Hiroko Wilensky, Bobby Kotzev

 

03/10: Crista  Lopes / Piere Baldi  – Last Class

 

Erik Trainer, Bryan Semaan

 

03/17: (RSVP and attend ISR Distinguished Speaker – Laurie Williams)

 

http://collaboration.csc.ncsu.edu/laurie/

 

 

 

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Add/drop: If you wish to add this class, do so before the end of Week 2.

 

Announcements: Critical announcements will be emailed to your UCI Net ID / Login. Please make it is set up properly and being forwarded to whichever account you normally read email from. Many other announcements will be made in class. If you miss class, please check with a friend to learn about any in-class announcements that may be important to you.

 

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Email correspondence: All email to me must include the class number, ICS 229, in the subject line. If you do not get a response to the email in 72 hours, resend it.

 

 

 

Course Mechanics

 

Class requires giving a short talk or leading a structured discussion about the topic of the Informatics Friday seminar or giving a talk on another topic.