EECS 500 Homepage -- Winter 2006
The General Dynamics Distinguished Lecture Series
SIGNAL PROCESSING, COMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
Organizers:
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Professor Kim
Winick
Professor Petar Momcilovic
Professor Sandeep Pradhan
Prof. Winick: 4231 EECS, 764-5203, winick@umich.edu
Prof. Momcilovic: 4211 EECS, 764-5202, petar@umich.edu
Prof. Pradhan: 4120 EECS, 764-5215, pradhanv@umich.edu
Requirements
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Prerequisite: graduate standing or permission of instructor
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1 CREDIT HOUR (PASS/FAIL)
Information technologies have profoundly impacted our lives during the later
half of the twentieth and the beginning of the twenty-first centuries. The
explosive growth of the internet has placed increased demands on our
communications, networking and database infrastructures. In order to meet
these demands, we have witnessed substantial technical innovations in the
development of networks, wireless systems, signal processing techniques,
information management systems, mathematics and the basic sciences. The
University of Michigan, through the generous support of General Dynamics, is
proud to present the 2006 General Dynamics Distinguished Lecture Series.
This lecture series brings a host of outstanding researchers, from both
academia and industry, to the University of Michigan to discuss some of
these recent innovations.
The talks are tutorial in nature and should hold broad appeal for graduate students in EE:Systems and Computer Science. The only course requirement is attendance at the seminars, and EECS STUDENTS MUST HAVE REGISTERED FOR THE COURSE IN ORDER TO ATTEND.
Time and location:
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Tuesdays and Thursdays on selected dates -- see below
4:00-5:30 PM
Room 1500 EECS Building
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