Graduate Seminar Fall 2005
MS in Computer Science and MS in Mathematics
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Graduate Seminar Fall 2005MS in Computer Science and MS in Mathematics
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Location: California State University Channel Islands, Bell Tower 1302 (directions, campus map with BT 1302 marked)
Time: Wednesday evenings -- refreshments and social quarter-hour at 6:30, presentation 6:45 to 7:45
All interested persons are welcome and encouraged to attend the seminar.
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Date |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
Title/ Topic |
Slides (if available) |
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8/31 |
AJ Bieszczad Cindy Wyels |
CSUCI |
Topics in Mathematics and Computer Science |
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9/7 |
Chris Pavone |
UCSB |
The Spectral Scale and Linear Pencils (abstract) See Chris's journal article on this topic. |
slides |
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9/14 |
Gizem Karaali |
UCSB |
Algebra for the Quantum World - A Basic Introduction to Quantum Groups (abstract) |
Quantum Groups |
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9/21 |
Bill Wolfe |
CSUCI |
The Hypercube Graph and the Inhibitory Hypercube Network (abstract) |
slides from talk |
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9/28 |
AJ Bieszczad | CSUCI |
Mathematics for Computer Science: Case study: Public Key Encryption (abstract) |
slides from talk |
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10/5 |
Scott Taylor |
UCSB |
The Well-Roundedness of Spheres (abstract) |
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10/12 |
Craig Reinhart |
CLU |
A Few Words about Color (abstract) |
slides from talk |
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10/19 |
Will Wylie |
UCSB |
What is Curvature? (abstract) The Daily Science News has a timely related article here. View the video of the sculpture here. (Thanks, Dantha!) |
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10/26 |
Matthew Wiers |
CSUCI |
Statistical Models (abstract) |
data sets (JMP files) |
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11/2 |
Mary Anthony |
Amgen |
Epidemiology ≠
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slides |
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11/9 |
Gopi Prashanth |
THQ, Inc. |
Virtual Reality – Immersive Environments (abstract) |
slides |
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11/16 |
Umrao Mayer and Phil Watts |
Kush Games |
Did someone Say GAMES??? (abstract) |
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11/30 |
Jesse Elliott; various |
CSUCI | An Introduction to Dirichlet Series and Riemann's Zeta Function (abstract); overview of masters Math, CS, and Physics courses offered S'06 | |
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12/7 |
AJ Bieszczad & Bill Wolfe |
CSUCI | (Research interests; open problems suitable for masters theses/ projects) |
Suggestions for future speakers? Please pass to Cindy Wyels (via e-mail) or phone: (805) 437-3260.
Syllabus for Math 599 (for those taking Graduate Seminar for credit)
Page last updated: Dec. 7, 2005
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