1998 Computer and Information
Science Seminar Series
This page provides a list of seminars that will
be presented on the dates specified at 1:00pm in the Castle C lecture theatre.
Where available, an abstract of the seminar can be displayed by clicking
on the title of the seminar.
All dates and speakers should be considered
tentative until the week of the seminar!
Please check the current seminar pages if you wish to be added to a mailing list to receive official seminar announcements.
Semester 1
January 1998
January 15 A
Phenomenal* Theory of Task Specific Vision
Tom Drummond, Curtin University, Perth, Australia
January 27 The
Evolution of Emergent Computation in Cellular Automata
Dr Rajarshi Das, Postdoctoral researcher at the Center
for Nonlinear Studies, Los Alamos
National Laboratory, USA and at the Santa Fe
Institute
February 1998
February 11 Viewing
Ancient Rock Art with Inexpensive Computers and Cameras
Russell A Kirsch, National Institute of Standards
and Technology
February 19 Information
Retrieval from an Incomplete Data Cube
Curtis Dyreson, Department of Computer Science, James
Cook University
March 1998
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March 13 Too
many Triangles
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Wolfgang Seibold, PhD student, Department of Computer
Science, University of Otago
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March 20 Walking
the streets of Roma and wandering the corridors of the UN FAO
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Associate Professor George Benwell, Academic Director
of Research, Research and International Office,
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and Department of Information Science, University
of Otago.
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March 27 Imagine
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Bob Parslow, Visiting lecturer in Computer Science,
formerly Senior Lecturer at Brunel University
April 1998
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April 3 COMP101:
Identifying Student Needs and Faciliting Student Learning
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Andrew Marr, Teaching Fellow, Department of Information
Science, University of Otago
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April 10 Good Friday (no seminar)
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April 17 Mid-semester break (no seminar)
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April 23 Experiences
in Aberdeen
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Dr Chris Robertson, Department of Computing Science,
University of Aberdeen
May 1998
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May 1 Is
the medium the message? Teaching Health Informatics over the Internet
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David Parry, Teaching
Fellow in Health Informatics, University of Otago
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May 8 Imagine
- Part the Second
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Bob Parslow and Associate Professor Geoff Wyvill,
Department of Computer Science, University of Otago
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May 15 Multimedia
in the UK; Methodologies and Products
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Dr Robert McNeill, Great Britain
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May 22 Exam
Techniques
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Bob Parslow, visitor to the Department of Computer
Science, University of Otago
June 1998
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June 16 Toward
transparent selective sequential consistency in distributed shared memory
systems
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Dr Zhiyi Huang, Research Fellow at Griffiths
University, Brisbane, Australia
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June 24 A
feature-based account of the relations signalled by sentence/clause connectives
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Dr Alistair Knott, Human Communication Research Centre,
University of Edinburgh
Semester
2 seminar list
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the seminar list administrator.
Last modified: 17 February1999.