csee-seminar (CSEE Department) Computer Science, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Information Technology, Electrical Engineering

CSEE Seminar

2005-2006 Academic year

Seminars are generally held on Fridays at 2:00pm in RHFH #557. If you would like to give a talk in the CSEE seminar, please contact Prof. Yugi Lee at leeyu@umkc.edu.

CSEE Seminars (2006 - 2007)

CSEE Seminar Poster (2005 - 2006)

Winter 2006

Date Speaker Title Abstract

Jan. 20,
10AM
Prof. Tiejian Luo,
Chinese Academy of Sciences China State Key Laboratory Collaboration Research Environment
Photos Abstract CV

Jan. 27
Dr. Mark Hoffman
Director of Solution Management for Genomics
Cerner Non-intrusive integration of genomics information into Clinical Information Systems
Photos Abstract

Feb. 3
Manish Mehta
PhD candidate
(Advisor: Lein Harn) Web Application Security Abstract

Feb. 10,
11AM
Prof. Charles K. Nicholas
UMBC Who Wrote this Document? Abstract

Feb. 17
Amit Kumar Sinha
PhD candidate
(Advisor: Deep Medhi) Internet Traffic Measurement: Experience in Access and Backbone Network Abstract

Feb. 24
Prof. Frank Z. Feng
College of Engineering
University of Missouri - Columbia Design Issues of MEMS (Micro-Electromechanical Systems) Gyroscopes Abstract

Mar. 3,
2PM
Prof. Reza Derakhshani Biometrics: What is it, and how is it changing our lives? Abstract

Mar. 3,
3:30PM
Mike Kelly
Instructor
Civil & Mechanical Engineering Department Increasing Transmission Capacity Abstract

Mar. 10 NO SEMINAR
(Spring Break)

Mar. 17
Prof. Qing Cao
Bloch School, UMKC Optimizing Vendor Selection in a Two-stage Outsourcing Process Abstract

Mar. 24
Jim Thompson
Senior VP at Qualcomm What's Next for Wireless Technology? An Overview of R&D Activities in QUALCOMM’s CDMA Technologies Division Abstract

Mar. 31
Prof. Hoon Lee
Visiting Scholar Policy-based QoS framework for multi-service IP networks Abstract

Apr. 7
Dr. Peter Rogan
Laboratory of Human Molecular Genetics
Children's Mercy Hospital and Clinics The invention of single copy genomic technology and its implications Abstract

Apr. 14
Prof. Hossein Saiedian
Department of EECS
University of Kansas Applied Research in Engineering Quality Software: Software Architecture Engineering and Evaluation Abstract

Apr. 21
11:00AM
Prof. Xue-wen Chen
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department
The University of Kansas Knowledge discovery from gene expression profiling: machine learning perspective Abstract

Fall 2005

Date Speaker Title Abstract

Aug. 26
Prof. Deep Medhi
SCE Trends and Needs in Networking Research Abstract

Sept. 2 NO SEMINAR

Sept. 9
Prof. Yu-Ping Wang SCE Seeing Invisible Cancer and Disease: not by physicians
but by computer and electrical engineers Abstract

Sept. 16
Prof. Ken Mitchell
SCE Developing Models for Resource Planning and Management in Cellular Wireless Networks Abstract

Sept. 23
Jayesh Kumaran
(Advisor: Dr. Van de Liefvoort) All the Performance Measures You Need
in a Correlated Single Server Queue Abstract

Sept. 30
Saurabh Bhandari
(Advisor: Dr. E.K. Park) Current Research Activities in Optical Networks Abstract

Oct. 7
Prof. Chris Zhang
SCE An Efficient Direct Mapped Instruction Cache for Application-Specific Embedded Systems Abstract

Oct. 14
Prof. Baek-Young Choi
SCE Observations on Cisco Sampled NetFlow Abstract

Oct. 21
Prof. Caterina Scoglio
Kansas State University Research Projects at Sunflower Networking Group Abstract

Oct. 28
Prof. Jeffrey Rydberg-Cox
English Dept. The Digital Incunables Project Abstract

Nov. 4
Debopam Acharya
(Advisor: Dr. Vijay Kumar)
Location Based Services: Killer Applications of the 21st Century Abstract

Nov. 11
Dr. Thomas D. Schneider
National Institutes of Health Molecular Information Theory:
From Clinical Applications To Binding Site Evolution

**NOTE** Room: Royall Hall 111 Abstract

Nov. 18
Prof. Gerald J. Wyckoff
SBS Conservation doesn't necessarily Equal Constraint: Bioinformatics meets Evolution Abstract

Nov. 25 NO SEMINAR
(Thanksgiving)

Dec. 2
Prof. Deb Chatterjee
SCE Research and Instructional Activities in Electromagnetics at
School of Computing and Engineering, UMKC: Milestones and Challenges Abstract