08:30
09:00
All talks will be held in Rashid Auditorium, Gates and Hillman Centers, Room 4401
Friday October 23
9:00
09:15
Welcome: Dean Andrew Moore and Department Head Frank Pfenning (MCS'81,'87, P: SCS'06)
9:15
11:00
"Memories as CS Department Head" (Session Chair: Frank Pfenning)
- Mark Perlis and Andrea Perlis (for Alan Perlis MCS'42) read by Frank Pfenning
- Pamela McCorduck (for Joe Traub)
- Bill Wulf HON'99 (read by Anita Jones)
- Irene Habermann (for Nico Habermann and the Habermann family)
- John McDermott
- Raj Reddy
- Jim Morris (MCS '63)
- Randy Bryant
- Jeannette Wing
- Peter Lee
11:00
11:15
BREAK
11:15
12:15
Alumni talks (Session Chair: Ed Clarke)
- Anita Jones (SCS '73, HON'99) "Observations From a Computer Scientist's Vantage Point"
- Rick Rashid (for Qi Lu (SCS'91, '96)) "The Future Isn't What It Used To Be: A Forward Looking retrospective"
12:15
13:00
BUFFET LUNCH
13:00
14:30
Alumni talks (Session Chair: Emma Brunskill)
14:30
14:45
BREAK
14:45
15:45
"Computer Science at CSD100" Panel: "Computing Futures" (Moderator: Ed Frank (SCS'85, P: '06, Trustee))
15:45
17:15
Alumni Talks (Session Chair: Manuela Veloso (SCS'92))
17:15
18:30
Travel Time to Dinner (transportation available)
18:30
21:00
Dinner at Omni William Penn.
- Kamal Nigam, Google
- Rishish Chandra, Infosys
- Rick Rashid, Microsoft
- Keynote Speaker introduction: Lenore Blum
- Keynote Speaker: Scott Dietzen (MCS'84, SCS'88,'92) "From Failed Researcher to IPO"
Saturday Oct 24
8:30
09:00
Coffee
09:00
10:00
Computer Science at CSD100" Theme: "Computing Paradigms" Session Chair: Dana Scott
10:00
10:15
BREAK
10:15
11:00
"Computer Science at CSD100" Panel: "Understanding Computing" Moderator: Avrim Blum
11:00
12:00
"Computer Science at CSD100" Theme: "Computing and Society" Session Chair: Mor Harchol-Balter
- Mary Shaw (SCS '72) "Civilizing the Electronic Frontier"
- Seth Goldstein "Economic Possibilities for our Children"
- Jason Hong "Maslow: An Intelligent Agent for Helping Us Achieve Hard Goals and Reach our Full Potential"
- Ken Koedinger (DC'88, '90) "Computing Will Transform Education and Learning in the Next 50 Years"
12:00
12:30