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(rev: 03/20/2008)

SCHEDULE FOR CS 4960 -- Spring 2008

WEEK #1: Feb 13-15

CS 4960 meets in P-114 on Thursday.
Overview of Course Documents and Organization

WEEK #2: Feb 18-22

Topic Selection Discussion

WEEK #3: Feb 25 - Feb 29

Topic Selection Discussion

WEEK #4: Mar 03-07

Deadline for all preliminary topic proposals: Thursday, Mar 6.

Quoting from the Course Description:
Propose the topic to the instructor (e-mail). The proposal must specify multiple reliable sources (at least two) from which you intend to draw. Include full citations in bibliograpic form: for details about the required form for citations see "Your List of References" and "When You Make Direct Use of a Source" ... . Your proposal must also describe the nature of the scholarly content you will include in your presentation.
Topic Selection Discussion

WEEK #5: Mar 10-14

Topic Selection Discussion

WEEK #6: Mar 17-21

Topic Selection Discussion

SPRING BREAK: Mar 22 - Mar 30

Cesar Chavez Holiday: Mar 31

WEEK #7: Apr 01-04

Paper Submission: Youa Yang

WEEK #8: Apr 07-11

Speaker Apr 10: Youa Yang
Topic: Parallel Computing: With an Emphasis on Parallel Programming
Paper Submission: Samuel Bosshardt

WEEK #9: Apr 14-18

Speaker Apr 17: Samuel Bosshardt
Topic: TBA
Paper Submission: Jason Hatchell

WEEK #10: Apr 21-25

Speaker Apr 24: Jason Hatchell
Topic: Self-Reconfiguring Robots
Paper Submission: Alfredo Iniguez

WEEK #11: Apr 28- May 02

Speaker May 01: Alfredo Iniguez
Topic: TBA
Paper Submission: Kelly Donovan

WEEK #12: May 05-09

Speaker May 08: Kelly Donovan
Topic: TBA
Paper Submission: Tom Ruth

WEEK #13: May 12-16

Speaker May 15: Tom Ruth
Topic: TBA