KAIST Global Lecture Series on ICT
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Dates |
Speaker |
Lecture Title |
Lecture Schedule |
| 1 | 10. 7. 5~6 | Radia Perlman
(Intel Fellow) Charlie Kaufman (Microsoft Partner Architect) |
Principles of Network Security Protocols | 2010.7.5 Problems in network security, Overview of cryptography, Key distribution, and Kerberos
2010.7.6 Concepts in real-time protocols, IPsec, SSL, SSH, and the Web |
| 2 | 10. 7. 19~20 | Prof. Carl Kesselman
(University of Southern California, Developer on Globus) |
Grid Computing and its Application | 2010.7.19 Overview of grid computing, Globus, and other grid software tools
2010.7.6 Challenges in biomedical applications and a look in biomedical grid infrastructures |
| 3 | 11. 2. 23~25 | Sani Nassif
(Manager, IBM Austin Research Lab) |
Variability-Induced Challenges Beyond the 22nm Node | 2011.2.23 Topics in circuit analysis
2011.2.24 Technology characterization and trends 2011.2.25 Circuit resilience |
| 4 | 11. 8. 2~6 | Prof. Chunming Qiao
(IEEE Fellow, University at Buffalo) |
Optical Networks and Cloud Computing | 2011.8.2 Basic optical switching concepts
2011.8.3 Advanced switching concepts 2011.8.4 Basic intro to cloud computing and optical switched datacenter networks 2011.8.5 Virtual Infrastructure Mapping (VIM) and survivable VIM for IaaS 2011.8.6 Availability analysis and SLA
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| 5 | 12. 3. 5~4. 30 | Prof. Hyuck M. Kwon
(Wichita State University) |
Multi-Input Synchronization | 2012.3.5 Point-to-point system synchronization I
2012.3.12 Point-to-point system synchronization II 2012.3.19 Multipoint-to-multipoint systems under perfect synchronization 2012.4.2 Multipoint-to-point system synchronization I 2012.4.9 Multipoint-to-point system synchronization II 2012.4.16 Multipoint-to-point system synchronization III 2012.4.23 Multipoint-to-point system synchronization IV 2012.4.30 Discussions for distributed multipoint-to-multipoint system synchronization |
| 6 | 12. 7. 30~8. 3 | Prof. Ness Shroff
(Ohio State University) |
Resource Allocation and Control of Wireless Networks | |
| 7 | 13. 4. 3~5 | Prof. Ting-Wei Tang | Introduction to Semiconductor Device Modeling | |
| 8 | 13. 11. 4 | Prof. Yoshua Bengio
(University of Montreal) |
Unsupervised Learning of Representations | |
| 9 | 14. 9. 1~13 | Prof. Kenichi Iga
(Former President at Tokyo Institute of Technology) |
A Jewel Box of Optoelectronics | 2014.9.2 VCSEL and Franklin Award
2014.9.4 Electronics, who? 2014.9.11 Photons, from where? 2014.9.12 Laser and contrabass – resonance and harmony |
| 10 | 14. 10. 12~24 | Prof. Thomas Kailath
(Emeritus Prof. at Stanford) |
Displacement Structure of Matrices and Their Applications | 2014.10.14 The process of making breakthroughs in engineering
2014.10.16 Displacement structure of matrices and some applications 2014.10.17 Array algorithms for communications and signal processing (part 1) 2014.10.21 Array algorithms for communications and signal processing (part 2) |
| 11 | 15. 3. 1~4. 15 | Prof. Eric Vigoda
(Georgia Institute of Technology) |
Approximate Counting, Markov Chain Monte Carlo and Phase Transitions | 2015.03.02 Phase transitions in approximate counting
2015.03.06 Introduction to Markov chain Monte Carlo methods 2015.03.11 Approximating the permanent 2015.04.14 Computational phase transitions for the Potts model |
| 12 | 15. 9. 1~10. 22 | Prof. Te Sun Han
(Visiting Prof. at Waseda University) |
Facets of Information Theory and Information Spectra | 2015.09.01 Random number generation: Tutorial
2015.09.03 Network coding: Tutorial 2015.09.08 Multi-terminal statistical inference: Overview 2015.09.10 Information theory and information spectra: Overview |
| 13 | 16. 3. 2~6. 20 | Prof. Kazuro Kikuchi
(Univ. of Tokyo) |
Coherent Optical Communications | 2016.05.23
2016.05.24 2016.05.30 2016.05.31 |
