2008 Graduate Symposium
Wednesday, April 23rd, Room 144 Kirk Hall
9:15 - 10:30 Session 1
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Tejumoluwa Abegunde: Evaluation of Software for Sequence Assembly in the Context of Genomes Containing Varied Sets of Plasmids
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Wayne Clarke: Statistical Analysis of PCR Primers
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Brett Trost: Evaluating the Efficacy of Probability-based Machine Learning Methods on Three Health-related Classi - 1:00 Lunch Break
1:00 - 2:30 Session 3
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Anil Keela: Resource Control Techniques in Wireless Sensor Networks
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Qian Zhang: Discovering Hidden Health Patterns of Canadian Community Health Survey
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Venkat Pulimi: Aggregating Contour Data in Sensor Networks
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Yosuke Yamamoto: Dynamically Maintained Earliest Arrival Paths
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Carrie Demmans: Audio Open Learner Models for Pronunciation Tutoring
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Zina Sahib: Investigating Users' Motivation in a new Online Community for Women in Science & Engineering
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Presentation of Best Graduate Student award
2:45 - 4:15 Session 4
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Sazedul Alam: Using Distributed Model- Driven Event Processing to Improve the Monitoring of Web Services Behaviors
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Yuting Luo: From Contract to Cooperation: Improve the Experience of Service Clients by Adapting to Changes
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Azin Moallem: Artificial Life Techniques for Distributed Grid Job Scheduling
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Yue Zhang: An Approach for Fine-Grained Negotiating Ownership of Attention Space
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Jeeva Paudel: Modularizing Compiler Passes
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Andriy Hnativ: Principal Typings for Interactive Python Programming
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