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Instructor |
Office in Salazar Blg |
Office hours |
Email |
Tel |
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Room 2005 |
Mon 11 am-12 pm or by appointment |
(707) 664-2030 |
Course Description: Lecture: 1 hour;
laboratory: 0 hours. Series of lectures on topics of interest
in the relevant fields of engineering. A maximum of 1 unit can be applied to
the ES major. The students may not miss more than two presentations. A brief
summary of each presentation must be submitted after the presentation. The
course grade is decided on evaluation of these reports. Cr/NC
only.
Course Objective: To keep keep
students abreast with the advancement of science and technology developments
and future trends in various high tech fields including communications,
computational biology, computing, environmental studies, networking, photonics,
and robotics.
Prerequisite: None
Textbook: None
Course Venue:
The students in the class meet periodically to discuss what they learned
from the lectures (seminars). After
attending each seminar, the student is supposed to write a summary of the talk
(at least 300 words) on the lecture attended and write his/her
observations. The report must be
submitted by 5 PM 2 days following each seminar via email to ali.kujoory@ieee.org. The report should be formally formatted
in MS Word and include the students’ name, date of the report, the date,
title, and the name of speaker, plus the name of the department hosting the
event.
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Lectures |
Days |
Time (~1 hr) |
Location |
URL |
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Engineering
Science Seminars |
1st
& 3rd Thursdays |
Lecture
at 4:30 PM, Coffee at 4:00 PM |
Salazar
2009A |
|
|
What
Physicists Do |
Mondays
|
4:00
PM, Coffee 3:30 PM |
|
|
|
Computer
Science Colloquium |
Thursdays |
12 PM |
Salazar
2016 |
http://www.cs.sonoma.edu/cs_dept/events/CS_F08_Colloquium.pdf
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Lecture Attendance: Attendance is mandatory at least in ten
lectures that would include the ES lectures.
Tentative Class
Discussion Schedule: Selected Mondays 11
AM – 12 PM: Feb 5, Feb 19,
Mar 19, & Apr. 23 in Salazar 2005.
Class Participation: Attendance is mandatory. There will be no excused absences except
in the case of emergencies that could be substantiated.
Grades: The course grade is decided on
evaluation of the reports submitted by the student after each presentation.