Colloquium Archive

Date	Speaker	Lecture Title
November 20, 2003	Vahl Scott Gordon, California State University, Sacramento	Solving The Knight's Tour With A Genetic Algorithm
November 13, 2003	Tom Duff , Pixar, Emeryville	Fog
November 6, 2003	Christos Papadimitriou, University of California, Berkeley	Games And Networks
October 30, 2003	Jason Shankel, Maxis Corp., Walnut Creek	Tools For Emergent Design
October 23, 2003	Jaywant Singh Rao, Oracle Corporation, Redwood Shores	Architecting Oracle Technology For High Availability
October 16, 2003	George Hawley, CTO of Valo Petaluma (Co-founder and ex-CTO of Diamond Lane, bought by Nokia)	Telecom Valley-Past, Present, And Future
October 9, 2003	Richard Hite, VISA	Emerging Technologies And The Changing Payment System Trust Model
October 2, 2003	Christine Bouamalay, Network Systems Engineering, SBC, San Francisco	Object-Oriented Versus Procedural Versus Data-Centric: A Small Case Study
September 25, 2003	Chad Morgan, LucasArts, San Rafael	Maya Programming: Making Tools To Make Magic
September 18, 2003	Veronica DeGuzman, Nanopore Laboratory, University of California, Santa Cruz	Discrimination Of Single Base Pair Differences Among Individual Dna Molecules Using A Nanopore
September 11, 2003	William Kendrick, President, Linux Users' Group of Davis (www.lugod.org)	Basic Video Game Development
May 15, 2003	Marc LeBrun, Fixpoint Inc.	1 + 1 = 3
May 8, 2003	Alfred Chuang, BEA Systems, San Jose	Software: The World's Business Strategy Coined In Code
May 1, 2003	Brian Dear, La Jolla	The Friendly Orange Glow: The Life And Times Of The Plato System And The Birth Of Cyberculture
April 24, 2003	Jason Shankel, Maxis Corp., Walnut Creek	Inside Computer Game Development
April 17, 2003	Don L. Jewett , Abratech Corp., Sausalito	Trench-Based Practical Tips For Creative Solutions To Vexatious Programming Perplexities
April 3, 2003	Tom Ferrin, University of California, San Francisco	Informatics And Visualization Tools For Pharmacogenetics Research
March 27, 2003	Zully Ramzan, IP Dynamics, Campbell	Luby-Rackoff Ciphers Over Finite Algebraic Structures Or Why Xor Is Not So Exclusive
March 20, 2003	William Grosso, Mountain View	Java: It's Better Than You Think, For Reasons You Haven't Realized You Already Know
March 13, 2003	Vahl Scott Gordon, California State University, Sacramento	Solving The Knight's Tour With A Genetic Algorithm

November 20, 2003