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 Jiankun Hu, 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 22^ndFebruary	11:30-13:30 10.13.03	Summer project students	Summer project presentations
Friday 14^thMarch	11:30-12:30 10.08.04	Dr. Falk Scholer	Using Clicks as Implicit Judgments: Expectations Versus Observations
Friday 28^thMarch	11:30-12:30 10.08.04	Professor Bill Appelbe, CEO of VPAC	Designing Presentations for Impact and Class Engagement
Wednesday 2^ndApril	11:30-12:30 8.11.68	Anthony Baxter, Google Australia	MapReduce: Simplified Data Processing on Large Clusters
Friday 4^thApril	11:30-12:30 10.08.04	Professor Bruce Croft, Department of Computer Science, University of Massachusetts	Text Reuse
Friday 11^thApril	11:30-12:30 10.08.04	Alex Young, Mostyle Pty Ltd	Mostyle for the Masses: Navigating through the mobile internet revolution!
Friday 18^thApril	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 9^thMay	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 16^thMay	11:30-12:30 10.08.04	Dr Mark Pedersen, KJ Ross	Recent Trends in Software Testing: Industry Expectations and Requirements
Friday 23^rdMay	11:30-12:30 10.08.04	Professor Diane Kelly, University of North Carolina	Three Types of Feedback in Interactive Information Retrieval
Friday 13^thJune	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 20^thJune	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 27^thJune	11:30-13:00 10.08.04	Software Engineering Post Graduate Projects (COSC2273) teams	The Software Engineering Post Graduate Project Presentations
Friday 4^thJuly	11:30-12:30 10.08.04	Dr Andrew Turpin	Reconciling Batch and User System Evaluations
Friday 1^stAugust	11:30-12:30 10.08.03	Dr Halil Ali	Smarter Crawling for Web Search Engines
Friday 8^th August	11:30-12:30 10.08.03	Dr Shanika Karunasekera, Department of Computer Science and IT, University of Melbourne	Content Correlation for Collaborative Intrusion Detection
Friday 5^thSeptember	11:30-12:30 10.08.03	Alexandra L. Uitdenbogerd	The Prototype RMIT MIRT Sing Search System
Friday 12^thSeptember	11:30-13:30 at 14.11.01	Honours Information (11:30-13:30 at 14.11.01 )	More to be advised
Friday 26^thSeptember	11:30-12:30 10.08.03	Neil Yorke-Smith Artificial Intelligence Center, SRI International	PExA: A Personalized Assistive Agent for Project Execution
Friday 10^thOctober	11:30-12:30 10.08.03	Yan Tang, University of Melbourne	Optical Communication System using OFDM Technology
Friday 17^thOctober	11:30-12:30 10.08.03	Sarvnaz Karimi, University of Melbourne	Machine Transliteration
Friday 24th October	11:30-12:30 10.08.03	Dr. Prabhu Manyem, University of Ballarat	Polynomial-Time Maximisation Classes: Syntactic Characterisation
Friday 7^thNovember	11:30-12:30 10.08.03	Dr. Amihood Amir, Bar-Ilan University and Johns Hopkins University	Title: Asynchronous Pattern Matching -- Address Level Errors
Friday 14^thNovember	11:30-13:30 10.08.03	Ms. Astrid Bauers Postgraduate project	Postgraduate Project Presentation
Friday 21^stNovember	11:30-12:30 10.08.03	Dr. Bernhard Nebel Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg	Behaviour Generation for Autonomous Agents
Friday 28^thNovember	11:30-12:30 10.08.03	Prof Doug Grant Swinburne University of Technology	Metamorphic Testing and Adaptive Random Testing - Some Recent Work by the Software Testing and Analysis Group at Swinburne
Friday 5^thDecember	11:30-12:30 10.08.03

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