"TEACHING" - JOHN KENDER, PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
"Teaching" - John Kender, Professor of Computer Science
John Kender, Professor of Computer Science, gave this lecture to young faculty and graduate TAs in the fall of 2006. He shared his years of teaching experience, and gave practical advice to help them with the art of engaging sturdents, and preparing for the unexpected.
Dean's Distinguished Lectures 2010 | Dean's Distinguished Lectures 2011 | NSF Workshop on Hybrid Neuro-Computer Vision Systems 4/20/2010
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| "Teaching" - John Kender, Professor of Computer Science | ||
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| Kender offers advice on teaching for new instructors | ||
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| Raimondo Betti, Professor Civil Engineering | ||
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| Betti and other professors host launch ceremony for cable corrosion monitoring system, Dec 22, 2008. | ||
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| Nabil Simaan, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering | ||
| 43:32 | ||
| Simaan speaks about advances in surgical robotics at SEAS Annual Fund Event | ||
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| Tony Jebara, Associate Professor Computer Science | ||
| 41:48 | ||
| Tony Jebara speaks about his novel research using GPS data at a special SEAS Annual Fund Event. | ||
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| Steven Kou, Associate Professor IEOR Department | ||
| 20:21 | ||
| Kou speaks about turmoil in the financial markets at a special SEAS Annual Fund Event. | ||
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| Michael Collins - "Statistical Models of Language" | ||
| 1 hour | ||
| Michael Collins presents at Dean's Distinguished Lecture on March 3, 2010 | ||
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| "Crystal Ball for the Future of Bioengineering" - March 28th, 2010 | ||
| 1 hr | ||
| A distinguished panel gives their insights to the future of Bioengineering | ||
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| Dennis Sylvester - "Enabling Ubiquitous Computing with Ultra-Low Power Integrated Circuits | ||
| 1 hr | ||
| Dennis Sylvester presents at Dean's Distinguished Lecture on March 4, 2010 | ||
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| Pedro J. Alvarez-"Environmental Implications & Applications of Nanotechnology" | ||
| 1 hour | ||
| Pedro J. Alvarez presents a Dean's Distinguished Lecture on April 28th, 2011 | ||
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