Welcome! to the newly designed SCS web site where we
plan to feature News, Research, and People on the forefront
of research and education here in the Carnegie Mellon School
of Computer Science. We aim to be a destination and resource
for the whole SCS community and the WWW.
3 Exciting New Features . . . .
Centers
and Projects Page featuring the numerous Research Projects
and Centers of the SCS Community . . . Faculty
Page featuring thumbnail photos and research interests
of our SCS faculty . . . Alan and Danny's
Challenge featuring a mathematical puzzle to tickle the
grey cells
Immigration
Courses (IC) 2002 for Incoming Graduate Students:
CSD,
Robotics,
LTI,
ML,
MSE / MSIT-SE
and
HCII Orientation
FAQs for Incoming Students: all the things you need
to know to begin preparing for the fall in the CS
PhD Program
Latanya Sweeney Launches DatAnon, a start-up
that uses computer technology to protect private information
in publicly released databases. see
PG article
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Can Grace the robot find her own way and win? A team
of CMU grad students led by Reid
Simmons have been racing to get Grace ready for the annual
AAAI meeting to compete in the
Robot Challenge. See
PG article. (photo credit, Steve Mellon, PG)
UPDATE. Grace wins "human-robot
interaction" award. Read
more.
CMPACK'02 Kicks its way to victory
in the Sony legged league at RoboCup 2002 in Fukuoka, Japan.
The victorious "Pack" included: Manuela
Veloso, Scott Lenser (Team Leader and 4th year CSD PhD),
Doug Vail (1st year CSD PhD), Ashley Stroupe (4th year RI
PhD), Maayan Roth (1st year RI PhD), and Sonia Chernova (SCS
Junior Undergrad). Read
more.
Robots
Learn How To Be Human
"The most important component in a system often
is the least understood. In robotics, this component is human-like
intelligence, according to Takeo
Kanade, IEEE Fellow and professor of computer science
and robotics at Carnegie Mellon ..." (photo credit, NASA)
Read
more.
For all the news, see SCS-Today
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ACM SIGCOMM 2002 The annual conference of the Special
Interest Group on Data Communication will be broadcast live
using End System Multicast, a research project initiated at
CMU. Hui Zhang
led the research team consisting of Yang-hua Chu, Tze Sing
Eugene Ng and Sanjay Rao (CSD Ph.D students), Kay Sripanidkulchai
(ECE
Ph.D student), Aditya Ganjam (CSD, Masters Student), Tian
Lian
(CSD UnderGrad) and Vishal Soni (ECE, Masters Student).
Find out how
to Tune in!
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POP
Seminar
Geoff Washburn,
University of Pennsylvania
Type Inference in System I and Extensions
for Sums, Abstract
Wednesday, August 28th, 3:30 p.m.- 5:00 p.m. , 8220 Wean Hall
New Fall Semester Courses
Computational Genomics and Molecular Biology
Professor: Dannie Durand
Probability & Statistics for Computer
Science
Professor: John Lafferty
Digital Rights Management: Technology, Policy
and Societal Issues
Professor: David Farber
Privacy and Anonymity in Data
Professor: Layanya Sweeney
Mobile Robot Development: Mine Mapping Robotics
Professors: Red Whittaker, Scott Thaher
For more details check SCS-Today
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