Computer Science Distinguished Lecture Series (DLS)

The Computer Science Distinguished Lecture Series (DLS) is an ongoing program in the Department of Computer Science (CS) where distinguished leaders are invited to present lectures to the computing community. Since it began in the Fall of 2000, the DLS has successfully hosted many prominent computer scientists.

Past DLS Lectures

2018-2019

Yair Amir, John Hopkins University Dependable Systems and Networks for a Complex World September 28, 2018

Martial Herbert, Carnegie Mellon University Research Challenges in Using Computer Vision in Robotics Systems October 05, 2018

Tim Roughgarden, Stanford University How Computer Science Informs Modern Auction Design October 26, 2018

Rajeev Alur, University of Pennsylvania Syntax-guided Program Synthesis November 02, 2018

Dan Jurafsky, Stanford University "Does This Vehicle Belong to You?" Processing the Language of Policing for Improving Police-Community Relations April 09, 2019