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With the current COVID-19 epidemic all Stanford University Courses have
moved on-line. EE380, a weekly Colloquium, will no longer meet
on campus. Speakers and their talks will be announced on the Colloquium
website and published to YouTube. Abstracts, speaker biographies, slides,
publication status, and other information will be available at
ee380.stanford.edu.
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All lectures are captured from remote locations using Zoom; all lectures
will be published to YouTube. All lectures are public and may be viewed
by anyone, whether connected to Stanford or not.
Stanford students may enroll in
EE380 may enroll every Quarter in 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.
If more than ten lectures are included in a Quarter's EE380 series, enrolled
student may choose which ten lectures view and use for the assignment.
The videos of many past EE380 talks can be found on YouTube; see the
EE380 Playlist
which is updated regularly.
All 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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