This page provides a list of seminars that will be presented on the dates specified at 1:00pm in the Archway 2 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!
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February 18 (Venue: Burns 2)
What is the Fuss about Agile Methods?
Professor Frank Maurer, Department of Computer Science, University
of Calgary
February 20 (Venue: Burns 5)
Rendering Cracks in Batik
Dr Brian Wyvill, University of Calgary
February 25
Computer Simulation of Multi-Person Prisoners' Dilemmas
Professor Miklos N Szilagyi, Department of Electrical and
Computer Engineering, University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona
March 5
Feature Selection and Face Detection
Dr Brendan McCane, Department of Computer Science
March 12
A "fruitful"
relationship between horticulture and information science
Brendon Woodford, Information Science
March 19
New Paradigms in Multimedia Management and Search
Dr Stefan Rueger, Department of Computing, Imperial
College, London
March 26
Issues in ICA analysis of MEG/EEG Data
Carl Leichter, PhD student, Department of Information Science
April 2
Game Development
Simon McCallum, Department of Computer Science
April 9
Good Friday
April 16
Mid-Semester Break
April 23
"Time-line" Hidden Markov Experts for Time Series Prediction
Xin Wang, Department of Information Science
April 30
The Programming Contests
Andrew Trotman, Department of Computer Science
May 7
Dr Strangebook or How I Learned to Stop worrying and Love XML
Dr Nigel Stanger, Department of Information Science
May 14
Towards a Notion of Game-theoretical Consequence
Paul Harrenstein, PhD Student, University of Utrecht, The Netherlands
May 21
An agent-based workflow management system (WfMS)
Maryam Purvis & Tony Bastin Roy Savarimuthu, Department of Information Science
May 28
Swirling-sweepers: Constant Volume Modeling
Alexis Angelidis, PhD student, Department of Computer Science
June 4
Feature Analysis of Intrusion Detection Data Through Evolutionary Computation
Grant Dick, PhD student, Department of Information Science
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