Postgrad Talks

Postgraduate Seminar Series 2004-5, Department of Computer Science, NUI Maynooth

• Task Scheduling in Heterogeneous Distributed Computing Using Genetic Algorithms, Andrew Page, 8th September 2004.
• Improving Eye Movement Control in Young Readers, Taina Lehitmaki, 8th September 2004.
• Facial Expression Synthesis using a Statistical model of Appearance, John Ghent, 22nd September 2004.
• Quantization Compression of Digital Holograms of Three-Dimensional Objects using histogram data, Alison Shortt, 22nd September 2004.
• Initial Findings from retargetting The Perl VM, Vishal Vatsa, 6th October 2004.
• Approaches for Automated Assessment in CS1, Des Traynor, 6th October 2004.
• Towards a computational model for predicting and mediating programming performance, Susan Bergin, 20th October 2004.
• The impact of the theoretical properties of a chaotic function in the generation of an optically detectable watermark, Aidan Mooney, 20th October 2004.
• An Object Oriented Approach to an Identity Based Encryption Cryptosystem, Adam Duffy, 3rd November 2004.
• Rapid Prototyping and Performance Analysis of Elliptic Curve Cryptographic Algorithms Using Java and Maple, Andrew Burnett, 3rd November 2004.
• Evaluations of the VTIE Virtual Learning Environment at the Maynooth Science Summer Camps, Bart Busschots, 17th November 2004.
• Perfect Developer as a tool for Refinement, Gareth Carter, 17th November 2004.
• Point Counting in Elliptic Curve Cyrptography, Andrew Burnett, 6th December 2004.
• Provably reliable operating systems View Slides, Aidan Delaney, 15th December 2004.
• Statistical language models for topographic data recognition, Bashir Salaik, 15th December 2004.
• Artificial Neural Network - Electronic to Optical, Peter Gaughran, 26th January 2005.
• The design and implementation of a GLR Parser Generator, Mark Hennessy, 26th January 2005.
• Applications of Computer Vision, Simon McLoughlin, 2nd February 2005.
• Security in the Palm of you DNA - A bio-computational view on cryptographic protocols, Ciaran O'Floinn, 2nd February 2005.
• VTIE Image Analysis: Schoolchildren doing astronomical science with images, Luke Raeside, 16th February 2005.
• Introduction to Organization of Hyperspectral Images View Slides, Hussein Gannud, 16th February 2005.
• A Framework for policy controlled management of model and controller in the MVC design paradigm, Aaron Jackson, 23rd February 2005.
• Cartographic Structure-Matching: Classification of Features in Topographic Vector Data through Analogy, Leo Mulhare, 3rd March 2005.
• To be confirmed, Phelim Keane, 3rd March 2005.
• Run-time Coupling and Cohesion Software Metrics, Aine Mitchell, 7th March 2005.
• Modifications of the IBM Jikes Compiler, Vishal Vatsa, 7th March 2005.
• Three-dimensional scene reconstruction using digital holograms, Conor McElhinney, 30th March 2005.
• Large-scale robust texture separability within aerial photography, Padraig Corcoran, 30th March 2005.
• Post canonical systems and a complexity hierarchy of small universal Turing machines, Turlough Neary, 6th April 2005.
• Psycho-perceptual measures in distributed interactive applications, Alan Kenny, 6th April 2005.
• Toward an Analytical Model of Virtual Machines: Profiling the JVM, Jonathan Lambert, 13th April 2005.
• Cartographic Structure Matching in GIS, Emma-Claire Mullally, 13th April 2005.
• Wearable kinematic and physiological biofeedback system for movement based relaxation, John Foody, 20th April 2005.
• TCP implementation improvements, Baruch Even, 20th April 2005.
• Bridging the gap between Adaptive Hypermedia Systems and the standardised approach of producing learning objects to create a truly unique learning experience, Keith Maycock, 27th April 2005.
• An integrated software toolkit for the visualisation of microdialysis data, Stuart Butler, 27th April 2005.
• Three-dimensional holographic image processing, Jonathan Maycock, 4th May 2005.
• The Comprehensibility of Formal Specifications, Margaret McGaley, 1st June 2005.
• A Comparison of Network Traffic Compression Algorithms in Distributed Interactive Applications, Damien Gallagher, 1st June 2005.
• Web-User Profiling - A Critical Review, Sujana Jyothi, 8th June 2005.
• A Survey of UML-Based Coverage Criteria for Software Testing, Jacqueline McQuillan, 8th June 2005.
• Hyperspectral Imaging, Beena Annam, 8th June 2005.
• Virtual Telescopes in Education (VTIE), Bart Busschots, 15th June 2005.
• An Analysis of the Game Industry in Ireland, Damien Gallagher, 6th July 2005.
• Emerging Nature - A Survery of Recent Biocomputation Techniques, Ciaran O'Floinn, 6th July 2005.

Postgraduate Colloquium 2005, NUI Maynooth

• Computer Science Education-automatic assessment methods, Des Traynor, 8th September 2004.
• Factors that influence programming performance, Susan Bergin, 8th September 2004.
• Empowering schoolchildren to carry out astronomical analysis in VTIE, Luke Raeside, 8th September 2004.
• Building Provable, Reliable, General Purpose, Operating Systems, Aidan Delaney, 8th September 2004.
• Optimal quantization applied to digital holographic data, Alison Shortt, 8th September 2004.
• Large-Scale robust texture separability within aerial photography, Padraig Corcoran, 8th September 2004.
• A novel approach to binary neighborhood operations using the ZISC Neuroboard, Peter Gaughran, 8th September 2004.
• A complexity hierarchy of small universal Turing machines, Turlough Neary, 8th September 2004.
• Three-dimensional scene reconstruction using digital holograms, Jonathon Maycock, 8th September 2004.
• Task scheduling using genetic algorithms on a distributed computation system, Andrew Page, 8th September 2004.
• Discrete Fourier transform quantization tables for digital holograms of three-dimensional objects, Conor McEihinney, 8th September 2004.
• Influencing properties of the logistic function in the generation of robust digital watermarks, Aidan Mooney, 8th September 2004.
• Porting the IBM Jikes Compiler to Perl 6 Byte-Code, Vishal Vatsa, 8th September 2004.
• Grammar testing: suite reduction versus automatic generation of test cases, Mark Hennessy, 8th September 2004.
• Building intelligent learning management systems to mimic the teacher student relationship, Keith Maycock, 8th September 2004.