Geometry.Net - Basic_C: Cad Computer Science

Computer Science
circular approximation methods used by draughtsmen, and of interest to the graphicsand cad community. Copyright © 2002 computer science, Cardiff University.
http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/research/vg.php

Extractions: This group is making important contributions to the reverse engineering of solid shapes, image processing and industrial inspection. In his recent research, Marshall has undertaken work on the eigenanalysis of images and video data. At a fundamental level the work has developed new techniques that make such analysis more computationally tractable by allowing eigenspace models to be incrementally assembled. This enables models to be created on machines with normal memory sizes, whereas traditional batch eigenspace models may incur vast memory overheads. The techniques lend themselves to incremental learning applications. They are also used to track animated models of people in video sequences with application to gait and action analysis. A novel system has been built based on hierarchical eigenanalysis, in which models of 3D dynamics of people can be assembled from single video images after the system has been trained on 3D (multiple camera) data. Batchelor is engaged in pioneering systems engineering work on developing intelligent machine vision systems for industrial inspection. A primary aim is to make machine vision more accessible to the end user. Industry funds this research through technology transfer projects, such as metal can defect detection (USC), and counting bacterial growth (3M). He developed advanced image analysis software in the EU funded TriAXIS project on 3D X-ray inspection of multi-container packaged food products. The Royal Academy of Engineering funded his secondment to Tectonic International in 2000-01 to work on on-line inspection of printed webs.
Top20ComputerScience.com - Online Directory For Computer Science Education.
Covers many CS and some non CS topics. Lists just a few major links for each topic.Category computers computer science Directories for computer science Education including Architecture, Artificial Intelligence, MobileCommunications, Internet, computer Scientists, Programming, cad, and more
http://www.top20computerscience.com/

Extractions: Headlines ... BN University Top 20 Sites BigChalk.com Comp Sci Project Linux Doc Project Turing Homepage ... Ariadne Search for "Comp Science" Yahoo! About.com Open Directory Looksmart ... Borders.com Architecture Intro to Architecture Architecture Basics Architecture Home Distributed Comp ... BigChalk.com AI Think Quest PC AI BotSpot.com AI FAQ ... About AI Mobile Intro to GPS GPS Overview PCS Hompage MobileInfo.com ... Open Directory Internet NetHistory Brief History Beginners' Guide Weather Report ... Yahoo! Security Hotlist Security Info Resource Center Security Search ... Yahoo! People Charles Babbage CS Virtual Musuem Seymour Cray Steve Jobs ... Open Directory O/S Linux Doc Project Linux.com Open Directory WinPlanet ... Other O/S's Algorithms Sorting Cookbook Sorting Code Sorting Algorithms Searching Hndbk ... BigChalk.com CAD AutoCAD AutoCad Tutorials CAD on the Web AIM Spice ... About.com
Microsoft BCentral - SurfPoint
SurfPoint Home computer Internet computer science Artificial Intelligence(19), Institutes (3). computer Aided Design cad (43), Parallel Processing (1).
http://www.surfpoint.com/Computer_Internet/Computer_Science/

Extractions: P-Z A Lot of Programming Resources - Tech oriented homepage An Information Technology Megasite from itmWEB - A vast collection of tools and resources for information technology professionals. These range from systems development and programming content, to methodology and project management white papers, to high quality technology links. - A comprehensive site which provides Information Technology developers and programmers with a vast amount of methodology resources, documents, and tools. Aquarion - Aquarions Home Page ArturMarques.com - Computer tutorials, Internet, games, news, digital photography, free downloads, updated daily Asimz Homepage - Logic problems for programmers, MIDIfiles, humor, information on Delhi and a host of other subjects Benjamins Home Page - personal, with links to other sites. somwhat religious BigTs Homepage - computer information Boris TI Page - Lots of TI-85 stuff, e.g. acceleration and other hardware hacks, games, computer-links and more. Macintosh programs and programming related links. Last but not least my Joke Page!!!
Academics At Alfred State College
0633, Business Marketing (AAS). 0593, cad/CAM Technology (AAS). 0581,computer Information Systems (AAS). 0532, computer science (AS).
http://www.alfredstate.edu/academics/all_programs.html
Peter Robinson - General Information
Group working on computer graphics, interaction and electronic cad. He is also aFellow, Praelector and Director of Studies in computer science at Gonville
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~pr/general/

Extractions: Peter Robinson is Reader in Computer Technology at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory in England, where he is part of the Rainbow Group working on computer graphics, interaction and electronic CAD. He is also a Fellow, Praelector and Director of Studies in Computer Science at where he previously studied for a first degree in Mathematics and a PhD in Computer Science under Neil Wiseman Dr Robinson's research interests are in the general area of applied computer science. The main focus for this is human-computer interaction, where he has been leading work for some years on the use of video and paper as part of the user interface. He also works on electronic design automation and, in particular, on support for self-timed circuits He lectures in the Computer Science Tripos and Diploma in Computer Science on Discrete Mathematics and VLSI Design , with occasional lectures on Electronic CAD, Computer Graphics and Java. He is a Chartered Engineer and a Fellow of the British Computer Society University of Cambridge
Computer Science Department - Technion - People/Faculty
A., and ELBER, G., Three dimensional freeform sculpting via zero sets of scalartrivariate functions , cad, Vol All rights reserved, computer science Department
http://www.cs.technion.ac.il/People/Faculty/gershon.html
Computer Science Department - Technion - People/Faculty
computer Aided Design (cad), 33925934, 2001. International Journalof Foundations of computer science (IJFCS), 13(2)201-221, 2002.
http://www.cs.technion.ac.il/People/Faculty/sheffa.html
UCF Computer Science Distinguished Lecturer Series
cad Tools and Abstractions for Design Prof. Carlo H. Séquin EECS, computer ScienceDivision University of California, Berkeley Friday, February 6, 1998 3004
http://www.cs.ucf.edu/csdept/colloq/97-98/98-02-06.html

Extractions: Abstract About the Speaker His research interests now lie primarily in the fields of Computer Graphics and Computer Aided Design Tools for 3D geometry, architecture, and mechanical engineers. He is particularly interested in the issues that transcend individual tools, such as consistent and efficient data representations and good user interfaces. Reception at 4:00pm in CSB 232
Binghamton University Department Of Computer Science Home Page
Topics computer architecture, parallel systems, VLSI cad, VLSI design;Research Labs VLSI cad Laboratory (Madden); Low Power Research
http://www.cs.binghamton.edu/research.html
TekGuide.net
Friday, February 14. cad; Careers; Companies; computer science AcademicDepartment; Computational Geometry; computer Graphics; Conferences;
http://www.tekguide.net/computer_science/,computer_science.shtml
TekGuide.net
cad Autocad; Companies; Directories; Education; Electronic Design Automation;Graphic Design; Unigraphic Solid Edge; Viewers. Career; Companies; computer science;
http://www.tekguide.net/cad/,cad.shtml
UCSB General Catalog - Computer Science
Elementary use of cad tools for schematic capture, VHDL logic design and simulation. Notopen for credit to students who have completed computer science 30 or
http://www.catalog.ucsb.edu/engineer/compeng.htm

Extractions: Website: www.ce.ucsb.edu (will open in a new browser window) Director: Kwang-Ting (Tim) Cheng Index: Faculty Kevin Almeroth , Ph.D., Georgia Institute of Technology, Associate Professor (computer networks and protocols, large-scale multimedia systems, performance evaluation and distributed systems) Elizabeth Belding-Royer , Ph.D., UC Santa Barbara, Assistant Professor (mobile wireless networking, ad hoc mobile networks and protocols, and wireless network security) Forrest D. Brewer , Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Associate Professor (VLSI and computer system design automation, theory of design and design representations, symbolic techniques in high level synthesis) Tevfik Bultan , Ph.D., University of Maryland, College Park, Assistant Professor (specification and automated analysis of concurrent systems, computer-aided verification, model checking) Steven E. Butner
Research Groups. School Of Engineering And Computer Science
Theoretical computer science Group. Lab websites Artificial Intelligence ComputationalBiology Lab computer Vision computer Aided Design (cad) computer-Aided
http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/research/res_group.php

Extractions: The many diverse projects and research efforts currently pursued at the School span the spectrum from questions pertaining to the very foundations of computer science to the actual construction of hardware and software. Indeed, one of the strengths of the School is the interaction between researchers in the applied fields with those interested in the more theoretical aspects. Interdisciplinary Research Groups: Computational Biology Group
The Hebrew University - The Computer Aided Design Laboratory - Public Relations
Conference, SIAM, Nashville, 11(1997), submitted to International Journal of cad. TechnicalReport, Leibniz Center for Research in computer science, 8(1997
http://www.cs.huji.ac.il/labs/cad/public.html

Extractions: Cad Lab Publications (since 1993) Rami Tzafriri, "Mathematical Modeling of Diffusion Mediated Release From Bulk Degrading Matrices" , Journal of Controlled Release, (63)1-2 (2000) pp. 69-79 Matskewich, T., Volpin, O., Bercovier, M., "Mesh Approximation Problem based on Energy Methods and Geometric Constraints". Curves and Surfaces II, Vanderbilt Press, 1(1998)
Rice Computer Science Title Rice Computer Science-Colloquia
of Technology, Delhi and his Master of science in computer Engineering from NorthwesternUniversity. His main areas of interest include VLSIcad for mobile and
http://www.cs.rice.edu/Colloquia/srivast-02-03.shtml

Extractions: University of California, Los Angeles Abstract The field of design automation has come a very long way in the last two decades. But, the current trends in manufacturing technology and market have put a question mark on traditional methodologies of design automation. This talk briefly covers the twenty years of CAD and discusses the latest trends and challenges that the research community needs to address. Next, two new paradigms of VLSI-CAD are presented. The first address the issue of predictability in power estimation. There are certain designs that are more predictable than others. The basic question is WHY? We study the properties that make a design predictable and optimize for those properties. Of course there is a premium to pay, which is design quality. This cost, in many cases, is outweighed by the massive gains in predictability. The second design objective that we discuss is "SLACK". Through massive experimentation, we validate the claim that "SLACK" is the universal optimization objective. We then propose a design flow that optimizes slack and hence almost every other design objective. Thursday, March 21 at 4:00p.m. in Duncan Hall 1064
Computer Science
computer science Topics. Algorithms Artificial Intelligence Robotics Audio Multimedia computer Architecture computer Graphics, cad/CAM computer Vision
http://library.concordia.ca/collections/subjpages/csintro.htm
Division Of Computer Aided Design
10 00 Fax +46 (0)920996 92 E-mail info@cad.luth.se. Software Engineer - AndreasNilsson, Software Engineer - Åsa Ericson, computer science - Anna Johansson
http://www.cad.luth.se/

Extractions: Mattias presented diffent ideas how to integrate different types of engineering information systems (computer aided engineering systems). From CORBA based direct interfaces to object oriented mediator technology. He also described the advantages of using object-oriented databases to relational database systems in engineering. He also described how a mediator system has been implemented into a CAE system so ordinay query language can be used to access information in the CAE system. He also presented several demontrators implemented at Volvo Cars where these technologies has been used for multi disiplinary optimimisation. Such as optimisation of exhaust systems and systems for optimal vehicle design. The external examiner was Sören Andersson from the Department of Machine elements at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Stockholm. The dissertation was done in three hours and had about 30 people in the audience. After the dissertation the examination board decided that Mattias now is entitled Ph. D Mattias Nyström.
Professor Mark D. Apperley At Waikato Department Of Computer Science
the development of an interactive graphics cad system for electronic circuits, Ireturned to New Zealand to take up a lectureship in computer science at the
http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/Staff/mark-d.-apperley-.html

Extractions: Search Home People Administrative Staff BE PhD Auck , MNZC I studied Electrical Engineering at the University of Auckland, and then went on to complete a PhD on digital data processing in radio astronomy. Following a post-doctoral research appointment at Imperial College in London, which involved the development of an interactive graphics CAD system for electronic circuits, I returned to New Zealand to take up a lectureship in computer science at the Univesrity of Waikato in 1975. In 1985, I moved on to a chair in Computer Science at Massey University, where I was also Head of Department, and from 1992-94, Dean of the School of Mathematical and Information Sciences. In 1994, I returned to the University of Waikato as Professor of Computer Science, and am currently Chairperson of the Department. From the time of my post-doctoral work at Imperial College, the main focus of my research has been human-computer interaction. Work in this area includes the MINNIE cad system, the invention of the bifocal display, the development of the Lean Cuisine notation for the description and design of direct manipulation interfaces, techniques for the evaluation of interfaces, and more recently the study of CSCW systems. I have associated interests in techniques for information representation and interacting with information, and in computer graphics and image processing.
Prof. Dhiraj K. Pradhan WWW Page
to VLSI cad and Test, and Faulttolerant Computing 1997 Fulbright Flad Chair Awardin computer science 1996 The 1996 IEEE Transactions on cad Best Paper Award
http://www.cs.bris.ac.uk/~pradhan/

Extractions: Additionally, Professor Pradhan held a Professorship at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where he also served as Coordinator of Computer Engineering. Dr. Pradhan has also worked at the University of California, Berkeley, Oakland University (Michigan), and the University of Regina, in Saskatchewan, Canada. Professor Pradhan has served as Guest Editor of special issues in prestigious journals, such as IEEE Transactions. Further, Pradhan has worked as an editor for several journals, including IEEE Transactions and JETTA. Also, he has served as General Chair and Program Chair for various major conferences. The recipient of several awards, Dr. Pradhan's honors include the 1996 IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design Best Paper Award, with W. Kunz, on `Recursive Learning: A New Implication Technique for Efficient Solutions to CAD Problems Test, Verification and Optimization' and other best paper awards as well.
Computer Science Courses For Fall 2003
analysis of current systems and microprocessor design using cad tools, includingVHDL. Offered every spring semester computer science Department, Swarthmore
http://www.cs.swarthmore.edu/Courses/3.Fall2003/fall2003.html

Extractions: Please click here for printer-friendly form... Charles Kelemen is absent on leave during the 2003-2004 academic year. At the present time, the CS program expects (but does not guarantee) to offer the following courses. Precisely what we offer and who teaches what courses will depend on hiring, student interest, and other staffing considerations. The "Req Preq" column lists the "required prerequisites" . The "Rec Preq" column lists the "recommended prerequisites" . In some cases, the prerequisite rules may be waived with the permission of the instructor. Course Name Req Prereqs Rec Prereqs WWW Notes CPSC-010 Great Ideas In Computer Science Portal PDC CPSC-021 The Imperitive Paradigm in C PDC CPSC-022 The Structure and Interpretation Of Computer_Programs CPSC-024 Digital System Design CPSC-021 Cross listed as ENGR-024 CPSC-027 Computer Vision CPSC-021 or ENGR-012 MATH-016 or MATH-018 Cross listed as ENGR-027 CPSC-035 Algorithms and Object-Oriented Computing CPSC-021 MATH-009 CPSC-044 Relational Database Systems CPSC-035 CPSC-045 Operating System Concepts CPSC-035 CPSC-025 CPSC-091 Special Topics in Computer Science : Networking CPSC-035 CPSC-091 Special Topics in Computer Science TBA TBA CPSC-010, Great Ideas In Computer Science

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