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The CSL Colloquium presents a series of ten lectures
each academic quarter. The content is free ranging, covering wide
range of topics related to computer systems. Everyone, enrolled or
not, is welcome to attend. The Colloquium may be taken as a class
(1 unit, S/NC). Enrolled students must write a paragraph
commentary on each lecture and complete a class evaluation form.
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Even though the class is taped, televised, and available on the web,
students are requested to attend lectures
in person because its a better experience for everyone. Speakers
need a live audience; remote attendees miss out as they have no opportunity to interact
with speakers. Occasionally speakers choose to present
material that cannot broadcast or webcast, usually because of copyright restrictions.
In that case, portions of the video lecture may be elided or the entire video lecture replaced with
a lecture from our archives.
The Computer Systems Laboratory Colloquium is one of a large number of classes available through the on-line division of the Stanford Center for Professional Development. If you are interested in other classes, SCPD has prepared some class previews that you can view with Windows Media Player. (VIEW PREVIEWS). The Colloquium (EE380) is one of the classes previewed. |
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