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The Stanford EE Computer Systems Colloquium (EE380) meets
on Wednesdays 4:30-5:45 throughout
the academic year. The Colloquium convenes with a live audience in Room 104
of the Shriram Center for Bioengineering and Chemical Engineering on the
Stanford Campus. (Use this
interactive
map to find the Shriram Center and locate parking on the Stanford
Campus.)The
live talks (and the videos hosted on Panopto and YouTube) are open
to the public. Stanford students may enroll in EE380 to take
the Colloquium as a one unit S/NC class. All enrolled students are
required to keep an electronic notebook or journal and to write a short,
pithy comment about each of the ten lectures and a short free form
evaluation of the class in order to receive credit. Assignments are
due at the end of the quarter, on the last day of examinations.
EE380 is a video class. Live attendance is encouraged but not required.
We (the organizers) feel that watching the video is not a substitute
for being present in the classroom. Questions are encouraged.
Speakers generally present Live from the Colloquium lecture hall.
Some speakers present via a Remote video connection. Occasionally we
will use a presentation from our Archive of past talks. We support
questions from the live audience for both Live and Remote sources.
The videos of many past EE380 talks can be found on YouTube; see the
EE380 Playlist
which is updated regularly.
All of the talks
have Abstracts, but there
usually is no link from the the YouTube version back
to the Abstract. Generally the Abstract can be found at
http://ee380.stanford.edu/Abstracts/YYMMDD where YY is the 2-digit year,
MM is the month, and DD the date of the live presentation. The Abstract
often has a links to a copy of the slides and other ancillary information.
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