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CS 201: On Computing: The Fourth Great Scientific Domain, PAUL ROSENBLOOM, University Of Southern California
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CS 201: Exploiting Advances in Processor, Memory, and Networking Technology to Achieve Order of Magnitude in Database/Data Store Availability Performance, and Cost, DR. JOHN BUSCH, Schooner Information Technology
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ANNUAL ALUMNI ADVISORY BOARD - COMPUTER SCIENCE ENTREPRENEUR PANEL
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CS 201: Rethinking the Architectural Roles of Transport Layer Functions, JANARDHAN IYENGAR, Franklin & Marshall College
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CS 201: Latent Variable Models for Time-Series and Image Understanding, CHRIS WILLIAMS, University Of Edinburgh
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CS 201: VFX Case Studies: 2012, Benjamin Button, Tron, Real Steal Behind The Scenes From a Software & Math Perspective, DR. DOUG ROBLE, Digital Domain Productions
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