• CS110: Introduction to Computers from non-majors
  • Audio and synchronized video podcasts from Summer 2006 (26 lectures)
  • Audio and synchronized video podcasts from Fall 2006 (31 lectures)
• CS105: Great Ideas in Computer Science
  • Audio and synchronized video podcasts from Fall 2006 (26 lectures)
  (Current classes will be available after the semester ends in the RU DCS ITunes-U site.)

• Dr. Carl Wieman: Using a scientific approach to teach physics.
  On April 7, 2006, Dr. Carl Wieman (Nobel prize, Physics 2001) talked on using scientific methods to teach physics more effectively. You can view any of the talks in a variety of formats, including lecture123 and podcasts. (These presentations produced by LCSR).
  
  

• Dr. Avi Wigderson, from the Institude for Advanced Study, presented "The art of reduction (or, Depth through Breadth)". audio (mp3), slides synchronized with audio (mp4), and slides (pdf) (December 4, 2008), introduced by Dr. Eric Allender, department chair.

• Dr. Virgil Gligor, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Melon and Cylab, presented "On the Fragility of Adversary Definitions in Cryptographic Protocols" audio (mp3), slides synchronized with audio (mp4), slides (pdf) (November 6, 2008).

• Dr. Andre Chien, VP and Director of Intel Research Corporate Technology Group, presented "Essential Computing: Simplifying and Enriching All Aspects of Work and Daily Life" audio (mp3), slides synchronized with audio (mp4), slides (pdf) (April 30, 2008).

• Dr. Michael I. Jordan on "Machine Learning from a Nonparametric Bayesian Point of View". (March 27, 2008) slides in pdf, audio (mp3), or audio and video (mp4)

• Dr. Michael Kearns on "Behavioral Games on Networks". (February 18, 2008) slides in pdf, audio (mp3), or audio and video (mp4)

• The Leonid G. Khachiyan Memorial Lecture: Christos Papadimitriou lectures (March 2, 2006) on Computing Equilibria. Here are the slides, and as an mp3

• Sebastian Thrun's lecture (November 15, 2005) Winning the DARPA Grand Challenge, also available as an mp3.

• Michael Cohen's lecture Capturing the Moment (November 7, 2005.) Here are the slides.

• Dr. Christopher Codella, Deputy CTO of IBM Federal, Software group - "Information Technology Challenges in Defense and Intelligence". (October 19, 2005.) video and audio, audio only.

• Dr. Madhu Sudan's lecture "Modelling errors and recovery in communication", October 6, 2005 -- these are Dr. Sudan's slides. Also, here's the talk as an mp3

  These lectures are available via podcast, use
  http://www.cs.rutgers.edu/cs/Events/distinguished/podcast.rss
  as your podcast directory.

• Internet2: Internet Technology for Instruction
  On March 21, 2007, a symposium on how technology is becoming a more pervasive and critical component within the arts, humanities, and social sciences was held in New Brunswick, Newark, and Camden You can view the agenda and slides here, and download and view video and audio podcasts in itunes-u
• Spam and Email in Computer Science
  A December 5, 2006 presentation by Hanz Makmur of LCSR describing our response to the tsunami of spam. You can view any of the talks in a variety of formats, including podcasts. (These presentations produced by LCSR).
• Internet2: Internet Technology for Research
  On April 4, 2006, a symposium on the impact of national directions in cyberinfrastructure was held in New Brunswick, Newark, Camden, and Washington DC. You can view any of the talks in a variety of formats, including lecture123 and podcasts. (These presentations produced by LCSR).

• Dr. Nima Arkani-Hamed spoke on March 1, 2008 for the Irons Lecture on New Dimensions in Space and Time. Slides, and audio podcast and an audio-and-synchronized-to-slides video podcast are available at the link.

• Richard Stallman gave a talk at Rutgers on March 26, 2007 titled Copyright vs. Community in the Age of Computer Networks
  • Audio only
  • Video and audio
  • Video and audio (different camera, different microphone than the above).
  I recommend you right-click (or option-click for macs) and download the presentation before viewing. Note that these are presented in Vorbis (audio) and Theora (video) formats at the speaker's request. See the xiph.org download site to obtain viewers or plugins to display them.

• Dr. Reinhard Genzel, Max-Planck Institute, on Black Holes in Galaxies (2007)
• Dr. Craig Nevill-Manning, Director of Engineering, Google New York on finding information the Google way (2004).
• Celebration of Dr. Saul Amarel, December 2002
• Dr. Kulikowski speaks in 1998 on Dr. Amarel's career
• Russell Hammer from Sun on Java security (1997)
• Dr. Imielinski's "State of the Department" talk to the grad students in 1998

Open Houses - lectures from DCS Open Houses

2004

      Open House 2004

2000

1998

Division of Computer and Information Sciences Open House: Schedule, audio and pictures

1996

1996 Open House (with Audio)

Other Events

Events available via podcasts, or realmedia presentations. Pages engineered by Charles McGrew