CIS-6741 (Graduate Seminar 2) Home Page

This is the home page for CIS-6741 course notes for the Fall 2019 semester. Here you will find class handouts, slides used during the lectures, homework assignments, and links to other references of interest.

• The course syllabus gives an overview of the course and its content, lists course resources, and describes the grading policy and related issues.
• The homework submission area and grade book are on Canvas but all other course resources are here.

Papers

A detailed bibliography in BibTeX format.

• 2019-09-03. Mars Code by Gerard J. Holzmann (Communications of the ACM, February 2014), selected by Peter Chapin.
• 2019-09-10. Learning to Compress Images and Videos by Li Cheng and S.V.N Vishwanathan (ICML 2007), selected by Chan Tran.
• 2019-09-17. No class.
• 2019-09-24. Evaluating and Informing the Design of Chatbots by Mohit Jain, et. al. (DIS 2018), selected by Riker Billings.
• 2019-10-01. CARLOC: Precisely Tracking Automobile Position by Yurong, et. al. (SenSys 2015), selected by Kun Xie.
• 2019-10-08. No class.
• 2019-10-22. Attacking CNN-Based Anti-Spoofing Face Authentication in the Physical Domain by Zhang, Tondi, and Barni, selected by Keertana Bheemaraju.
• 2019-10-29. Path-Guided Indoor Navigation for the Visually Impaired Using Minimal Building Retrofitting by Dhruv Jain (ASSETS 2014), selected by Chan Tran.
• 2019-11-05. Modeling Player-like Behavior for Game AI Design by David Conroy, Peta Wyeth, and Daniel Johnson (ACE 2011), selected by Riker Billings.
• 2019-11-12. No class.
• 2019-11-19. No class.
• 2019-12-03. Video Parsing Based on Head Tracking and Face Recognition by Pengxu Li, Haizhou Ai, Yuan Li, and Chang Huang (CIVR 2007), selected by Kun Xie.
• 2019-12-10. Decoding Imagined Speech and Computer Control using Brain Waves by Abhiram Singh and Ashwin Gumaste, selected by Keertana Bheemaraju.

Links

The following are links to relevant resources for this class.

• ACM Digital Library (via Hartness)
• IEEE Computer Society Digital Library (via Hartness)
• IEEE Xplore Digital Library (via Hartness)
• arXiv.org contains a collection of papers. These papers are "e-prints" and have not (yet) been fully peer-reviewed.
• Hartness Library (top level)
• The DOI System. Digital Object Identifiers are "names" that can be used to identify resources online even if the resource moves.

Last Revised: 2019-12-03
© Copyright 2019 by Peter Chapin