EE 392 I: Seminar on Trends in Computing and Communications Department of Electrical Engineering Spring 2018 Thu, 4:30 PM – 5:20 PM 380-380X

Location: Room 380-380X

Building 380 - Main Quad  
450 Serra Mall, Stanford, CA 94305

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1 unit Credit/No Credit class based on class attendance and class summary submission.

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Instructor: Jatinder Pal Singh

http://www.stanford.edu/~jatinder/

Introduction

EE 392I seminar is conducted as a series of lectures and invited talks on current trends in mobile computing, communications and information services, and ongoing initiatives for research and open innovation in these areas. Advances in design and deployment of next-generation Internet, mobile applications, computing infrastructures and services, and emerging industry innovations by Internet companies, equipment manufactures, software vendors, and service providers are addressed.

Spring 2018

This year’s focus will be on mobile networks and scalable Internet applications, IoT and edge computing, machine learning, cloud data management, and healthcare innovation, keeping in line with noticeable trends in these realms. The past years have seen and an unprecedented proliferation in data, user growth in mobile platforms, and migration of enterprise infrastructures to cloud computing paradigms. The consequential impact on research and innovation has been encouraging. However the resulting developments have led to increase in complexity for the consumer and enterprises, over-loaded mobile networks, and security concerns.

The seminar series this year will begin with a primer on wireless networks, evaluate Internet applications at scale, discuss machine-learning platforms/architectures, and cover innovation in healthcare. Taking example of real world systems, the seminar will demonstrate research, innovation, and entrepreneurship opportunities.

Schedule

Date	Speaker	Working Title	Content	Summary Submission
April 5^th, 2018	Lecture 1	Course Introduction, Overview of the quarter, and a primer on Cellular Networks	Class Material	Submit
April 12^th, 2018	Lecture 2, Guido Appenzeller, CTO, Cloud & Networking, VMware	Migration of Enterprise IT to the cloud	Class Material	Submit
April 19^th, 2018	Lecture 3, Satyajeet Salgar, Product Manager, Google (Search, Assistant, YouTube, Media, Gaming, Payments))	Google Search and Machine Learning	Class Material	Submit
April 26^th, 2018	Lecture 4, Jeremy Clark, Executive Director of Strategy & Operations, Comcast	Application of innovation principles under conditions of limited time and information and the role of the startup ecology in accelerating corporate innovations.	Class Material	Submit
May 3^th, 2018	Lecture 5, Shubha Nabar, Director of Data Science, Salesforce	Building products using machine learning	Class Material	Submit
May 10^th, 2018	Lecture 6, Soham Majumdar, Co-founder, Rubrik	Cloud Data Management: orchestrating data for hybrid cloud enterprises anytime, anywhere.	Class Material	Submit
May 17^th, 2018	Lecture 7, Tamara StClaire, COO, Basehealth, Inc.	Innovation in Healthcare	Class Material	Submit
May 24^th, 2018	Lecture 8, Poojan Kumar, co-founder Clumio, former VP Nutanix / CEO PernixData	Entrepreneurship: Getting Started and My Learnings	Class Material	Submit
May 31^st, 2018	Lecture 9, Satyam Vaghani, Vice President, Nutanix	IoT and Edge computing	Class Material	Submit

Link to Previous Years’ Seminar: 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011