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Computer Science Seminar Series

 

The Computer Science Seminar Lecture Series is a collection of weekly lectures about topics at the forefront of contemporary computer science research, given by speakers knowledgeable in their field of study. These speakers come from a variety of different technical and geographic backgrounds, with many of them traveling from other universities across the globe to come here and share their knowledge.

Recent Submissions

  • Meta-models of Confidentiality
    Kafura, Dennis (2013-05-06)
    Professor Dennis Kafura's Presentation of Meta-models of Confidentiality. This presentation focuses on information security. The three key parts of information security being confidentiality, integrity, and availability. ...
  • Science at Extreme Scale: Challenges in Data Management, Analysis, and Visualization
    Nowell, Lucy (2013-05-06)
    Management, analysis and visualization of extreme-scale scientific data will undergo radical change during the coming decade. Coupled with changes in the hardware architecture of next-generation supercomputers, explosive ...
  • Virginia Tech Student Presentations
    Endert, Alex; Sathre, Paul (2013-05-06)
    Sathre: In today's society we don't realize that parallel computing is everywhere. Parallel computing is no longer something that is just in supercomputers. Multiple devices such as laptops, tablets, and even cell ...
  • Cloud Computing and People with Disabilities
    Lewis, Clayton (2013-04-25)
    The rise of services supported "in the cloud", on the worldwide population of interconnected computers, is revolutionizing many businesses, while providing consumers with increased convenience at lower cost. What does this ...
  • Hetrogenous Parallel Computing
    Feng, Wu (2013-04-25)
    With processor core counts doubling every 18-24 months and penetrating all markets from high-end servers in supercomputers to desktops and laptops down to even mobile phones, we sit at the dawn of a world of ubiquitous ...
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