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• Bren School News

  • Southern California Computer Vision Meet-Up brings over 80 local researchers to UC Irvine November 5, 2009
    On October 30, 2009, the Computational Vision group at UC Irvine hosted the second annual Southern California Computer Vision Meetup, a day of talks and discussion on the latest results in computer vision. Topics of discussion ranged from surveillance and automotive safety, to differentiating white blood cells by qualitatively analyzing a single image.
  • Majumder, Sajadi receive paper award at IEEE Visualization October 30, 2009
    A paper entitled, "Markerless View-Independent Registration of Multiple Distorted Projectors on Extruded Surfaces Using an Uncalibrated Camera" by Computer Science professor Aditi Majumder and graduate student Behzad Sajadi has won the runner up in the Best Paper Award at the IEEE Visualization 2009 conference held in Atlantic City this month.
  • Kobsa named Associate Editor of new ACM journal October 15, 2009
    Informatics Professor Alfred Kobsa has been appointed Associate Editor of the new "ACM Transactions on Intelligent Interactive Systems" (TIIS). The journal will publish research articles concerning the design, realization, and/or evaluation of interactive systems that exhibit some form of "intelligent" behavior.
  • Fowlkes, Ramanan and Desai awarded Marr Prize in Kyoto, Japan October 15, 2009
    A paper entitled "Discriminative models for multi-class object layout" by PhD student Chaitanya Desai and Assistant Professors Deva Ramanan and Charless Fowlkes received the Marr Prize at the International Conference on Computer Vision (ICCV) held the first week of October in Kyoto, Japan.
  • Dourish receives $500,000 grant for social networking study in Kazakhstan, Russia September 30, 2009
    Paul Dourish, Professor of Informatics, has received a $500,000 National Foundation Grant for his research entitle "From Local Ties to Transnational Connections: The Role of Computer-mediated Communication in Relational Maintenance." The research is in collaboration with Irina Shklovski, an assistant professor at the IT University in Copenhagen, D […]

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  Which software engineering era did you graduate from ICS?

  • 1960s - Mainframes, Minicomputers, and UNIX.
  • 1980s - Personal computers and personal workstations became common. Commensurate rise of consumer software. Smalltalk.
  • 1990s - Object-oriented programming and the widely availability of the WWW and handheld computers.
  • 2000s - managed code and interpreted platforms such as Java, .NET, Ruby, Phthon and PHP.

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