School of Computer Science and Information Technology
Computer Science and Information Technology

RMIT University, Computer Science and IT
2008 Seminar Series

Seminars are free and open to the general public. No booking is necessary. If you are interested in giving a presentation in this seminar series, or to make suggestions for speakers, please contact Xiaodong Li, the seminar co-ordinator. Here are some suggestions made by James Harland (RMIT CS&IT access only). Seminars are normally held at 10.08.04 (building 10, level 8, room 4). You can find where we are from the RMIT city campus map.

Previous seminar series: 2007 seminars, 2006 seminars, 2005 seminars, 2004 seminars, 2003 seminars, 2002 seminars.

Date/Day

Time/Location

 Presenter

 Topic

Friday 22nd February

11:30-13:30

10.13.03

Summer project students

Summer project presentations

Friday 14th March

11:30-12:30

10.08.04

Dr. Falk Scholer

Using Clicks as Implicit Judgments: Expectations Versus Observations

Friday 28th March

11:30-12:30

10.08.04

Professor Bill Appelbe, CEO of VPAC

Designing Presentations for Impact and Class Engagement

Wednesday 2nd April

11:30-12:30

8.11.68

Anthony Baxter, Google Australia MapReduce: Simplified Data Processing on Large Clusters

Friday 4th April

11:30-12:30

10.08.04

Professor Bruce Croft, Department of Computer Science, University of Massachusetts

Text Reuse

Friday 11th April

11:30-12:30

10.08.04

Alex Young, Mostyle Pty Ltd Mostyle for the Masses: Navigating through the mobile internet revolution!

Friday 18th April

11:30-12:30

10.08.04

Dr Raymond Lister, Faculty of IT, University of Technology Sydney Toward Sustainable Scholarship in Computing: The BRACElet Project

Friday 9th May

11:30-12:30

10.08.04

Abdun Mahmood, Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering,  University of Melbourne Hierarchical Clustering and Summarization of Network Traffic Data

Friday 16th May

11:30-12:30

10.08.04

Dr Mark Pedersen, KJ Ross

Recent Trends in Software Testing: Industry Expectations and Requirements

Friday 23rd May

11:30-12:30

10.08.04

Professor Diane Kelly, University of North Carolina

Three Types of Feedback in Interactive Information Retrieval

Friday 13th June

11:30-12:30

10.08.04

A/Prof. Vic Ciesielski, Karen Trist, and A/Prof. James Harland Evolutionary Digital Art: A review of the Vietnam 120 study tour

Friday 20th June

11:30-12:30

10.08.04

A/Prof. Hepu Deng, School of Business and IT

A Fuzzy Approach to Decision Analysis under Uncertainty

Friday 27th June

11:30-13:00

10.08.04

Software Engineering Post Graduate Projects (COSC2273) teams

The Software Engineering Post Graduate Project Presentations

Friday 4th July

11:30-12:30

10.08.04

 Dr Andrew Turpin

Reconciling Batch and User System Evaluations

Friday 11th July

11:30-12:30

10.08.04

DSN  

Friday 18th July

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

DSEA  

Friday 25th July

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

Dr Andy Song

To be confirmed

Friday 1st August

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

ISAR  

Friday 8th August

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

Dr Shanika Karunasekera, Department of Computer Science and IT, University of Melbourne

To be confirmed

Friday 15th August

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

DSEA  

Friday 22nd  August

11:30-13:00

10.08.03 

IS  

Friday 29th August

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

   

Friday 5th September

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

ISAR  

Friday 12th September

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

Yan Tang, University of Melbourne

To be confirmed

Friday 19th September

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

DSEA  

Friday 26th September

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

IS  

Friday 3rd October

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

ISAR  

Friday 10th October

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

DSN  

Friday 17th October

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

DSEA  

Friday 31st October

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

IS  

Friday 7th November

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

ISAR  

Friday 14th November

11:30-13:30

10.08.03

DSN  

Friday 21st November

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

DSEA  

Friday 28th November

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

IS  

Friday 5th December

11:30-12:30

10.08.03

   

Note: Slots with discipline names are not yet taken unless there are specific talk titles listed.