6.962: Graduate Seminar in Area I
Spring 2001
Course Description
Graduate seminar exploring advanced topics
in area I.
Each session a class member chooses a topic and leads a discussion on
that topic. For that week, he or she reviews the literature on his or
her topic (with faculty assistance as required), prepares and leads a
recitation-like survey of the subject, and produces a written summary
suitable for distribution.
Participants
- Students
- Shane Haas, Stark Draper, Aaron Cohen, Emin Martinian, Won Yoon, Erik Sudderth, Michael Rosenblum, Constantine Caramanis, Navid Sabbaghi, Irina Medvedev, Poompat Saengudomlert (Tengo), Shan-Yuan Ho, Yonina Eldar
- Faculty
- Prof. Dave Forney, Prof. Vahid Tarokh,
Prof.
- Listeners
- A limited number of listeners who read the relevant
papers for a given topic are welcome to attend sessions of
interest. Contact a member of the class for more information.
Sessions
Thursdays, 3:00pm-5:30pm
RLE Conference Room, 36-428
Note: for the meetings on 3/8 and 3/15 we will be meeting in 36-155
instead of the usual room.
Proposal
Students from the Digital Signal Processing Group (DSPG), and the Laboratory for
Information and Decision Systems (LIDS) have developed this course with
the guidance of several members of the faculty, including Prof. David
Forney and Prof. Vahid Tarokh.
The original course proposal is available
in PS and PDF formats.
Previous Terms
You also can check out the web site, summaries and
papers for the course in previous terms.
Taking 6.962
If you are interested in joining the course for
spring 2001, please contact one of the organizers emin@mit.edu, mjlopez@mit.edu or sign up via
WebSIS.
Last modified 1/19/2001 by emin@allegro.mit.edu.