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Colloquia

To supplement the traditional curriculum, the university held a colloquium series, inviting luminaries from across the field of computer science. Financiers, activists, and researchers at the cutting edge of new technologies shared their work, giving students "real world" perspectives on computer science.

Philip Greenspun	Software Engineering Professionalism
Fred Martin	To Mindstorms and Beyond: Evolution of a Construction Kit for Magical Machines
Richard Stallman	The Free Software Movement and the GNU/Linux Operating System
Chip Hazard	Financing eBusinesses
Marc Hamilton	Software Engineering at Internet Speeds
Philip Greenspun	One-Day Internet Applications Course
Allen Shaheen	Experience as one of the Founders of Cambridge Technology Partners
David Parmenter	Things I Learned the Hard Way: Engineering and Computer Science in the Real World
Gerald Jay Sussman	The Legacy of Computer Science
Michael Sipser	The History and Status of the P versus NP Question
Robert Sloan	What to do when the Teacher is an Ignoramus or a Liar: Learning from Queries even when the Answers to the Queries are Wrong
Jothy Rosenberg	Basic Mechanics of Startup Financing, Equity and IPOs: What Engineers Should Know

The colloquia ran from September 2000 to June 2001.

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