81. Laboratory For Foundations Of Computer Science The Laboratory for Foundations of computer science is a research institute withinthe School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh. http://www.lfcs.inf.ed.ac.uk/

LFCS People Publications Informatics Laboratory for Foundations of Computer Science Home Page The Laboratory for Foundations of Computer Science is a research institute within the School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh . We are a community of theoretical computer scientists with interests in concurrency, semantics, categories, algebra, types, logic and complexity. To find out more, join the LFCS-interest mailing list Events including Tuesday lab lunch The weekly seminar series. The annual Milner Lecture People in LFCS Software including Locally installed packages The Edinburgh Concurrency Workbench The LEGO Proof Checker The PEPA Workbench ... Poly/ML Research including Research Projects Mobile Resource Guarantees The .NET lab APPSEM - Applied Semantics GAMES network Some recent publications Our technical report archive. How to apply for a PhD place Staff research interests Teaching including The Theory Postgraduate Course Local links Activities and information Theory seminars Lab lunch specification club semantics club ... Edinburgh restaurant guide Administration and funding Mailing lists LFCS organisation Research Committee library matters ... EU Framework V Informatics Local School page research institutes telephone directory system support ... Graduate school , teaching in Computer Science Artificial Intelligence , and Cognitive Science Contact information Laboratory for Foundations of Computer Science School of Informatics The University of Edinburgh James Clerk Maxwell Building The King's Buildings Mayfield Road

82. URCSC Computer Programming Contest Programming contest sponsored by the University of Richmond, computer science Club. http://www.mathcs.richmond.edu/~urcsc/contest/

UR Computer Science Club Computer Programming Contest Attention all Contest Participants! Please Send Your Contact Information to urcsc@richmond.edu PROBLEMS FALL 1999 RULES RESULTS SOLUTIONS EMAIL: urcsc@richmond.edu visits since 12/03/1999

83. FreeTechBooks.com - Free Computer Science And Programming Books Free computer science and engineering books, lecture notes, documentations andreferences. http://www.freetechbooks.com/

FreeTechBooks.com Free computer science books and lecture notes Register Search RSS Feed Log in ... FreeTechBooks.com Homepage The time now is Tue Sep 20, 2005 6:05 pm All times are GMT + 7 Hours View unanswered posts Computer Science Books Introduction to Programming Algorithms and Data Structures Object Oriented Programming Functional Programming ... Game Development and Multimedia Related Fields Books Mathematics Integration and Automation Electric Circuits Operating System Books Unix GNU/Linux FreeBSD Programming/Scripting Books Assembly C and C++ Common Lisp Java ... Web Services Miscellaneous Books The Free Software and Open Source Movement Hackers and Computer Philosophy General Announcements Free Document Licenses Other 'free computer books' sites Most Popular Books The Secret Guide to Computers, 29th Edition C++ Programming A Beginners C++ Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in C++ ... Style Guides for C and C++ Welcome to FreeTechBooks About this site What's Inside? This site lists free online computer science books and lecture notes, all of which are freely and legally available over the Internet.

84. Theoretical Computer Science On The Web A directory of resources related to theoretical computer science from Stanford University. http://ai.stanford.edu/~suresh/theory/theory-home.html

Theoretical Computer Science On The Web accesses since Jan 1, 1999 This page contains some pointers to papers and pages of general interest to the theory community, theory related software available on the net, upcoming conferences and attendees of previous conferences, the genealogy of theoretical computer scientists, and some other assorted stuff. Please let me ( suresh@cs.stanford.edu ) know if something should be added to this page, if something doesn't work, or if you have a conference attendees list that I am missing. Many thanks to Dennis Grinberg , the previous owner of this site, and to the best of my knowledge, the creator. Organizations ACM SIGACT IEEE Computer Society Full list Journals, Conferences and Bibliographies Theory related journals and bibliographies CFPs and programs for theory conferences and journals. Lecture Notes Software Special interest areas Repositories. Newsgroups/Mailing Lists comp.theory and the FAQ sci.math info.theorynt DMANET mailing list. Conference and other information.

85. BUET-Department Of Computer Science & Engineering The department started to offer bachelor degrees in computer science and Engineeringfrom 1986. Dr. Md. Shamsul Alam, is the present head of this Department http://www.buet.ac.bd/cse/

One of the youngest departments of BUET - the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) has become the most popular and demanded one among undergraduate students. The department started to offer bachelor degrees in Computer Science and Engineering from 1986. Dr. Md. Shamsul Alam , is the present head of this Department. Correspondence : email: headcse@cse.buet.ac.bd Telephone: 880-2-966 5612 PABX: 9665650-80 Ext: 7109 Fax: 880-2-966 5612 HeadCSE HeadCSEMessage Index Introduction ... Contact Us Last Updated on: Oct 6, 2003

86. Department Of Computer Science, UNC-Chapel Hill Department of computer science. http://www.cs.unc.edu/

CSIP Open House Welcome Incoming Freshmen! Wei Wang named Microsoft New Faculty Fellow Department News ... US News Rank: 17th Overall 1st in Graphics (User Interaction) 13th in Systems Faculty Recruiting Information for the Media Department of Computer Science Campus Box 3175, Sitterson Hall UNC-Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3175 USA Phone: (919) 962-1700 Fax: (919) 962-1799 About Our Web Site E-mail: info@cs.unc.edu Server Manager: webmaster@cs.unc.edu Content Manager: pubs@cs.unc.edu Last Content Review: 7 April 2004

87. Computer Science Resources A gateway to computer science resources on the Web, arranged by broad subject categories. http://library.albany.edu/subject/csci.htm

Computer Science Starting Points Search Engines Algorithm Collections Bibliographies/Pre-Prints/Technical Reports ... Style Guides Last Updated: August 11, 2005 This page is maintained by Michael Knee Starting Points The Ada Project (TAP) Named in honor of Ada Lovelace, TAP is a clearinghouse for information and resources related to women in computing. It includes publications, conferences, employment resources, fellowships and grants, news, organizations, plus projects and programs. AI Topics AI Topics is a starting point for finding information on artificial intelligence. This AAAI site links to basic information along with news, education resources, reference materials (dictionaries, encyclopedias, handbooks, and journals), courses, forums, and career information. Artificial Intelligence A WWW Virtual Library site containing links to research sites and projects, newsgroups, programming languages, journals, bibliographies, interactive demonstrations, and commercial sites and products. Artificial Intelligence Resources on the Web An AI Internet resources listing containing links to information on agents, artificial life, case-based reasoning, conferences, constraint programming, data mining, expert systems, fuzzy logic, genetic algorithms, journals, knowledge engineering, neural networks, SIGs, and university research groups. Bot Research Resources and Sites This portal to resources on robots, intelligent agents, and macros is a Subject Trace Information Blog developed and maintained by Marcus Zillman. It is designed to provide access to current resources on the Internet. A Subject Tracer is a blog that uses bots to find, analyze, collect, and update information. The resources are alphabetically arranged; there are no annotations.

88. MIT Computer Science And Artificial Intelligence Laboratory David Karger (AB Summa cum laude in computer science, 1989, Harvard University,Ph.D., 1994, in computer science, Stanford University) is a Professor of http://www.csail.mit.edu/

Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory About CSAIL Lab Organization Directory Faculty ... Resources Upcoming Seminars: Tuesday September 20 Robotics Seminar Series: Wolfram Burgard from the University of Freiburg will give a talk titled "Learning Linear Models from 2d and 3d Range Data" For More Information Inderjeet Mani from Georgetown University will give a talk titled "Spatiotemporal Grounding of Linguistic Information" For More Information Theory Colloquium: Ashish Goel from Stanford will give a talk titled "Algorithmic Self-Assembly: Models and Problems" For More Information Thursday September 22 CIS Seminar: Stephen Miller of Hebrew University and Rutgers will give a talk titled "Expanders and the Elliptic Curve DLOG problem " For More Information Friday September 23 Alonzo Kelly from the The Robotics Institute at CMU will give a talk titled "Progress on Autonomous Mobility in Challenging Terrain" For More Information Congratulations! Regina Barzilay and Sam Madden have been named to this year's TR35 - Technology Review's selection of the top 35 technology innovators under the age of 35 See the Technology Review Article More about Prof. Regina Barzilay

89. Cornell CSRVL Research topics include computer vision, distributed manipulation, and microelectro mechanical systems (MEMS). Based at the computer science department of Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, United States. http://www.cs.cornell.edu/Info/Projects/csrvl/csrvl.html

Cornell Robotics and Vision Laboratory Welcome to the Web niche of the Cornell Robotics and Vision Laboratory. This information is currently under development; please don your hard hat. Questions and comments should be directed to mdw@cs.cornell.edu . Thanks. About the CSRVL The Cornell Computer Science Robotics and Vision Laboratory is located at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y. We have three main areas of research: Computer vision ( Prof. Daniel Huttenlocher Multimedia applications of computer vision ( Prof. Ramin Zabih Robotics , including distributed manipulation and micro-electro mechanical systems (MEMS) ( Prof. Bruce Donald Here is a pictoral tour of the CSRVL. Current Projects The following projects are active at the CSRVL. They are supervised by Ramin Zabih. Automatic Detection and Classification of Scene Breaks in Digital Video MPEG Browser , allowing scene break and global motion-based queries. Real-time ATM Video Source , transmission of full-frame video over ATM for parallel computation on platforms such as the Cornell/NYNET ATM Cluster A number of projects involving high-performance imaging applications. These include parallel implementations in

90. Department Of Computer Science Department of computer science. Offers programs in computer science and information communication technology. http://sccs.mahidol.ac.th/

91. Extremal Combinatorics With Applications in computer science by Stasys Jukna. http://www.thi.informatik.uni-frankfurt.de/~jukna/EC_Book/

To who essentially contributed to the proof of Ramsey's theorem with 6 guests at a party ... Home page of the book S. Jukna Extremal Combinatorics With Applications in Computer Science 2001, XVII, 375 pp., 36 Figs., 315 exercises Springer-Verlag, ISBN 3-540-66313-4 Ordering information: Springer -Heidelberg Springer-New York Amazon.com Amazon.de Preface ( html) List of errata Table of contents ( html pdf Additional topics All this + Introduction ( pdf More hints/solutions/exercises Some fragments Related material (links, etc.) Back cover : english german AMS Mathematics Subject Classification (2000): 05-01 Instructional exposition (textbooks, tutorial papers, etc.) 05Dxx Extremal combinatorics 15A03 Vector spaces, linear dependence, rank 60C05 Combinatorial probability 68Rxx Discrete mathematics in relation to computer science 68Q17 Computational difficulty of problems (lower bounds,etc.) ACM Computing Classification (1998): G.2 Discrete mathematics G.3 Probability and statistics F.1-2 Computation by abstract devices, analysis of algorithms, problem complexity Stasys Jukna email home page April 9, 2002

92. Department Of Computer Science, University College Cork Department of computer science. Research areas Algorithms, Unified Computing,computer Communications, Security, computer Simulation, Constraint Based http://www.cs.ucc.ie/

Text-only site... University College Cork... Department Courses ... Internal UCC occupies a unique place in the history of Information Technology. Boolean algebra, which provides the mathematical basis for computer design, was named after George Boole the first Professor of Mathematics at UCC. Today the Department of Computer Science is one of the largest academic departments within University College Cork. Latest news Irish Times Article on CEOL (Jun. 17) Computer Science postgraduate student Hongbin Zhou receives China National Award for Outstanding Overseas Students ... (May. 16) Dr Joseph Manning receives Research Frontiers Award... (Apr. 25) Dr. Michel Schellekens receives award from the University of Denis Diderot ... (Apr. 19) Fellow of the British Computer Society(FBCS)... (Feb. 3) More... Contact us Website comments

93. About TUCS - TUCS A research centre in computer science for the three universities in Turku. Research groups covers algorithmics, biomathematics, coding theory, computational intelligence for business, information systems, advanced management systems, probabilistic algorithms, software quality, programming methodology, applied artificial intelligence, strategic information systems planning, and mathematical structures in computer science. http://www.tucs.fi/

About TUCS Research Education Personnel Downloads ... Links Search our site Recent news 20th Sep 05 TUCS-DAY - Information and outdoor activities! 16th Sep 05 Seminar: Information and Communication Technologies in Scientific Collaboration More news Contact Information Turku Centre for Computer Science FIN-20520 Turku Phone: +358-2-2154204 Fax: +358-2-2410154 E-mail: tucs@abo.fi Welcome to TUCS WWW pages Turku Centre for Computer Science (TUCS) is a joint research and education centre between the University of Turku à bo Akademi University and the Turku School of Economics and Business Administration TUCS coordinates research and education in the field of Information Technology. These activities are carried out in the TUCS Master's and Graduate Schools and in the centre's own research laboratories At the departments participating in TUCS there are presently about 35 professors, 50 Ph.D. level researchers, 100 doctoral students and 2000 Master's students. The following departments participate in TUCS and its Graduate School: University of Turku Department of Information Technology Computer Science Electronics information technology Department of Mathematics Mathematics à bo Akademi University Department of Computer Science Department of Information Systems Turku School of Economics and Business Administration ... Institute of Information Systems Sciences Director of TUCS: Professor Hannu Tenhunen , University of Turku, Dept. of I.T.

94. MathFIT - Mathematics For IT Research grants, visiting fellowships, networks, workshops and summer schools, supporting highquality interdisciplinary research in the UK at the interface between mathematics and computer science. http://www.mathfit.ac.uk/

MathFIT - Mathematics for IT Unfortunately the MathFIT pages can only be viewed by a browser capable of supporting frames. Sorry! MathFIT - Mathematics for IT Unfortunately the MathFIT pages can only be viewed by a browser capable of supporting frames. Sorry!

95. Welcome - NYU Computer Science Department computer science department at NYU. Welcome to NYU s computer scienceDepartment, part of the worldfamous Courant Institute of Mathematical sciences. http://cs.nyu.edu/

96. Some Philosophy And AI Material Links to resources for the following topics Philosophy, Artificial Intelligence, computer science Technical Documents. http://www.linfield.edu/~darnett/topiclst.html

Some Philosophy and AI material List of pointers that generally cover a few of the topics I find to be of interest. (Including, here, where I did my graduate work.) Philosophy Artificial Intelligence Computer Science Technical Documents Cryptography and privacy issues Philosophy Philosophy around the Web An extensive list of resources in philosophy and pointers to pages of currently-active philosophers. It includes pointers to academic departments in philosophy, religion, and other subjects and to online sources of classic texts, biographies, bibliographies, and other reference materials. Compiled by Peter J. King at St. Hilda's College, Oxford - his own work is included, as well. IPL Philosophy The Internet Public Library's "Philosophy Ready Reference". There are pointers to three general guides to materials ranging from a list of philosophy and religion materials, loosely collected under the heading of "American Studies", to the Philosophy and Ethics section of Dian Kovacs' Directory of Scholarly Electronic Conferences a list of on-line discussion groups and to gopher-based materials.

97. History Of Computing Science: Computer History From The Past An overview of the developments that allowed the modern day computer to arisefrom first principles. http://www.eingang.org/Lecture/

Contents Next Introduction Welcome to Calypso's Lecture Series for CS-100. The first (and only) lecture in the series is about the history of computing from the past to the present. This offers the student or casual browser an overview of the advances in science that made desktop computers possible starting with the invention of counting. This lecture was originally given in the fall of 1994 at the University of Regina (Regina, Canada) for 400 CS-100 students. CS-100 is an introductory course designed primarily for students from other disciplines. It was not intended for the computing science major student. As such, this material was geared to appeal to those students. Michelle A. Hoyle Future additions to the lecture include a section discussing the impact of business microcomputers and mainframes to the history of computing. Teachers , this lecture is available to be used on a standalone machine in a classroom. Drop me some mail if you would like a copy for use in a classroom, museum, or kiosk. Navigation Go back to the previous slide/page in the lecture. Access key: p

98. CSTC Home Page A digital archive of peer reviewed resources for teaching computer science.Submission restricted to registered users. http://www.cstc.org/

home about contact us submit a resource search ... login Welcome! The CSTC is a digital library of reviewed resources for teaching computer science. We invite you to submit a resource and browse our collection. Submit a Resource Step 1: Create a CSTC account Step 2: Login to CSTC Step 3: Complete Submission Application Volunteer as a Reviewer Step 1: Create a CSTC account Step 2: Login to CSTC Step 3: Complete the Reviewer Application News and Updates The Power of CITIDEL CITIDEL , the Computing and Information Technology Interactive Digital Educational Library, now accesses over 10,000 entries. CSTC is one of CITIDEL's source collections. CITIDEL is the computing educational portal to the NSDL ACM JERIC V1N4 and V2N1 Online ! Go to ACM DL JERIC index Note: This requires subscription to the ACM Digital Library. ACM JERIC: Call for Papers and Resources We invite contributions of high-quality reusable resources and/or papers describing the use and/or design of educational resources. (Make your submissions through ACM/JERIC and label them as "proposed for JERIC".)

99. HTML REDIRECT Offers information on faculty, TRW instructors, staff, students, major courses, and alumni. http://csc.csudh.edu/csc.html

California State University Dominguez Hills You Should be automatically redirected within 10 seconds to The Computer Science Department or click the below link to go directly to http://csc.csudh.edu Please update your bookmarks

100. Class Photo Department of Mathematics, Statistics and computer science http://www.stfx.ca/academic/mathcs/

For more detailed information check out the Math Book or the Computer Science Book To learn more about the Department, browse the website, or drop in for a visit at the Departmental office, Room 24 Annex. Dr. Martin van Bommel

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