-- ColinSwindells - 13 Jul 2005
Map:
Map with ICICS/CS building at grid points F3 & F4
Photos:
ICICS/CS Building -- room example: 201
ICICS/CS Extension -- room example: X660
Orientation Timeslots
2 Individual lab sessions
A series of weekly open sessions from Oct. 2005 - Dec. 2005. The goal is to have each lab organize a ~2 hour open session where current students, faculty, and staff of the particular lab can demo & chat about their research with other students, faculty, and staff. Each lab will choose a lead person to organize the orientation for their lab (see calendar).
Computational Intelligence and Robotics
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Database Research
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Distributed Systems and Networking Research
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Electronic Games for Education in Math and Science
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Imager Laboratory for Graphics, Visualization and HCI
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Integrated System Design
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Scientific Computing Laboratory
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Software Practices Lab
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Theory / (ß-Lab) Bioinformatics, and Empirical & Theoretical Algorithmics Lab
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Lab Orientation Details 2005
Description
This year's lab orientations will be divided into two components: 1 All lab open house during first week orientation Date: Tuesday, Sept. 6 Time: 2 pm - ~5 pm (note: BBQ in the Dempster lane will start at ~5 pm) Description: Labs will be open for new grads (and others) to meet & mingle with other computer science students, faculty, and staff in the lab environments. The hope is that new grads. will mingle freely in and out of various labs. This is intended to be much more informal than in previous years (i.e., no talks, ppt, etc.) -- but these might be good inclusions for the individual lab sessions planned for the Fall (see below). Our dept. occupies space in two buildings located at 2366 Main Mall. Both buildings are called ICICS/CS. Directions: CS Dept. Directions
Map:
Map with ICICS/CS building at grid points F3 & F4
Photos:
ICICS/CS Building -- room example: 201
ICICS/CS Extension -- room example: X660
Orientation Timeslots
| Room(s) | Lab | Guide | Faculty |
|---|---|---|---|
| X210, CS108 | Computational Intelligence and Robotics | Jordan Reynolds | Giuseppe Carenini, Cristina Conati, Holger Hoos, Jim Little, David Lowe, Alan Mackworth, Karon Maclean, Nando de Freitas, Dinesh Pai, David Poole, Richard Rosenberg, Robert Woodham |
| X415 | Database Research | Xun Sun | Ed Knorr, Laks V.S. Lakshmanan, Raymond Ng, Rachel Pottinger, George Tsiknis |
| X409 | Distributed Systems and Networking Research | Suling Yang | Mike Feeley, Norm Hutchinson, Buck Krasic, Son Vuong, Alan Wagner |
| X660, X609, X508 | Imager Laboratory for Graphics, Visualization and HCI | Colin Swindells | Kellogg Booth, Robert Bridson, Wolfgang Heidrich, Karon MacLean, Joanna McGrenere, Tamara Munzner, Ron Rensink, Alla Sheffer, Michiel van de Panne |
| CS342 | Integrated System Design | Jim Mutch | Mark Greenstreet, Alan Hu |
| CS246 | Scientific Computing Laboratory | Mike Yurick | Uri Ascher, Robert Bridson, Michael Friedlander, Chen Greif, Ian Mitchell, Dominik Schötzau, Jim Varah |
| CS308 | Software Practices Lab | Brian de Alwis | Gregor Kiczales, Gail Murphy, Kris De Volder, Eric Wohlstadter |
| X560 | Theory / (ß-Lab) Bioinformatics, and Empirical & Theoretical Algorithmics Lab | Lyndon Hiew | Anne Condon, Will Evans, Joel Friedman, Holger H. Hoos, David Kirkpatrick, Nicholas Pippenger |
Calendar for Individual Lab Sessions
Instructions- Each lab is requested to find a lead person to organize a lab orientation.
- This lab lead is responsible for updating this wiki with details of the lab's orientation plans, and co-ordinating high-level details with either Jordan (talis at cs ubc ca) or Colin (swindell at cs ubc ca). For example, the lab lead should ensure demos are arranged, date & time choices work for a majority of the lab, etc. For larger labs, it might be helpful to have 1 lead person and a few other students responsible for various sub-tasks.
- Details for each orientation should be filled out in the Research Areas section.
Research Areas
Computational Intelligence and Robotics
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Database Research
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Distributed Systems and Networking Research
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Electronic Games for Education in Math and Science
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Imager Laboratory for Graphics, Visualization and HCI
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Integrated System Design
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Scientific Computing Laboratory
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Software Practices Lab
Lab lead to add lab orientation details here
Theory / (ß-Lab) Bioinformatics, and Empirical & Theoretical Algorithmics Lab
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