CS 585: Graduate Seminar

Fall 2022

Caveat: everything here is subject to change. Well, except the past.

8/29/22 Bill Luo, NMT ABODE-Net: An Attention-based Deep Learning Model for Non-invasive Building Occupancy Detection Using Smart Meter Data
9/12/22 Daniel Conte De Leon, UIdaho Murphy's Law and What Engineers Can and Should Do About It
FRIDAY
9/16/22 		Ruobin Qi, NMT A Novel Unsupervised Data-Driven Method for Electricity Theft Detection in AMI Using Observer Meters
9/26/22 Dan DeBlasio, UTEP Building an Automated Scientist: Three stories of how to accelerate scientific discovery
THURSDAY
9/29/22 		Nathan Goulding-Hotta, Meta How to Survive Life After Tech: Career advice from a former Techie
10/3/22 John Shovic, UIdaho Vandal Robotics: Coming Your Way
10/10/22 Kathi Fisler, Brown In Defense of Little Code
FRIDAY
10/21/22 		Mark Albert, UNT Utilizing deep learning to create tailored summary outcome metrics for clinical population
FRIDAY
10/28/22 		Ziad Al Sharif, JUST The Use of Memory Forensics in Digital Investigations
10/31/22 Bart Van Bloemen Waanders,
Sandia National Lab 		Model Discrepancy Sensitivities to Enable Decision-Making
FRIDAY
11/4/22 		Joshua Reynolds, NMSU Equivocal URLs: Understanding the Fragmented Space of URL Parser Implementations
11/7/22 Keith Jeffery,
Dreamworks Animation 		Path Tracing
11/14/22 Eliane Wiese Beyond Passing Test Cases: How can code structure choices reveal CS students' understanding?
11/28/22 Srinivas Mukkamala,
Avanti		 AI Bias in Cyber Security: A Tale of Haves and Have Nots Predicting Vulnerability Weaponization
12/5/22 Marcel Fallet, NSA The Lifecycle of HPC


Fall 2021 Speakers