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CS 591 SN

CS 591SN is a seminar dedicated to exploring new and top systems and networking research. Hosted by faculty members, this seminar includes presentations of standout papers from prominent conferences like NSDI, MOBICOM, and SIGCOMM. Each session features two student presentations, and attendees have the opportunity to engage in discussions. While credit for the course is optional, active participation, either through presentations or by asking insightful questions, is encouraged to enhance understanding and foster collaboration within the systems community.

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CS 591 SN

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  1. CS 591 SN New Systems and Networking Seminar Fall 2006 Organizers: Indranil Gupta, Nitin Vaidya, Robin Kravets, Haiyun Luo

  2. CS 591SN: New Systems and Networking Seminar “New”? • New and Top Systems + Networking conferences from 2006 • NSDI, MOBICOM, SIGCOMM, Middleware, ICDCS, DSN, MOBISYS, HotNets, HotDep, Infocom, and more! • Best award papers and/or stand-out papers

  3. CS 591SN: New Systems and Networking Seminar “Systems and Networking”? • If you don’t know, you may not belong here…

  4. CS 591SN: New Systems and Networking Seminar “Seminar”? seminar 1887, from Latin seminarium "breeding ground, plant nursery" (also “seminary”). Sense of "meeting for discussion of a subject" first recorded 1944. A place where all opinions, all debates, are fair game. Faculty and students will participate. Goal: to inform, debate, banish or accept new ideas from the systems community.

  5. CS 591SN: New Systems and Networking Seminar Seminar Structure • Each seminar 1 hour • 2 papers: per paper 25 minutes+ 5 minutes • Student presenters; questions may be asked during presentation • Each session has a “faculty host” who’s in charge of that seminar • Faculty host selects papers, accepts requests from students for presentations, introduces students during seminar • Faculty host will NOT answer questions about paper and will NOT preview your presentation

  6. CS 591SN: New Systems and Networking Seminar Credit? • 1 hour (CS 591SN) • Credit is optional – you can attend the seminar even if you’re not taking it for credit • If you’re taking the course for credit, you need to either • Do a presentation (preferred), or • Make yourself visible by asking lots of (good) questions • The above two are not mutually exclusive

  7. CS 591SN: New Systems and Networking Seminar If you’re doing a presentation… • It’s completely your responsibility (slides, practice, everything). • Make sure you increase your reputation in the department by doing a good presentation. • Start on time: Make sure you arrive 5 minutes before the seminar starts and set yourself up • Please do not ask me or the faculty host for any clarifications

  8. CS 591SN: New Systems and Networking Seminar What Else? • Schedule? See course website: http://www.cs.uiuc.edu/class/fa06/cs591sn • How do I sign up? Select a paper, email faculty host for that session asap! • Will I be reminded about these talks? Yes, please subscribe to mailing list cs591sn@cs.uiuc.edu

  9. CS 591SN: New Systems and Networking Seminar Next week • Paper presentations start: NSDI 2006

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