13 itemsWelcome to Colloquia (ArsDigita University)
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.
The colloquia ran from September 2000 to June 2001.
12 lectures and footage from the ArsDigita University graduation ceremony.Browse CollectionBrowse by Subject / KeywordsBrowse Colloquia (ArsDigita University)
hide item descriptionsGraduation ceremony for ArsDigita University, in 2 parts. This was the end of ArsDigita University.
Colloquium #1 for ArsDigita University. Guest speaker Philip Greenspun, on 11/1/2000, speaking on "Software Engineering Professionalism". Notes on the talk...
Colloquium #2 for ArsDigita University. Guest speaker Fred Martin, on 12/1/2000, speaking on "To Mindstorms and Beyond: Evolution of a Construction Kit for...
Colloquium #3 for ArsDigita University. Guest speaker Richard Stallman, on 1/2/2001, speaking on "The Free Software Movement and the GNU/Linux Operating...
Colloquium #4 for ArsDigita University. Guest speaker Chip Hazard, on 1/31/2001, speaking on "Financing eBusinesses". Notes on the talk available at ArsDigita.
Colloquium #5 for ArsDigita University. Guest speaker Marc Hamilton, on 2/14/2001, speaking on "Software Engineering at Internet Speeds". Notes on the talk...
Colloquium #6 for ArsDigita University. Guest speaker Philip Greenspun, on 2/17/2001, conducting a One-Day Internet Application Course. Notes on the talk...
Colloquium #7 for ArsDigita University. Guest speaker Allen Shaheen, on 2/27/2001, speaking on "Experience as one of the Founders of Cambridge Technology...
Colloquium #8 for ArsDigita University. Guest speaker David Parmenter, on 3/15/2001, speaking on "Things I Learned the Hard Way: Engineering and Computer...
Colloquium #9 for ArsDigita University. Guest speaker Gerald Sussman, on 4/2/2001, speaking on "The Legacy of Computer Science". Notes on the talk available at...
