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Schedule for: Peter C. Jensen
Jan 08, 2001 - May 06, 2001
Total Credit Hours: 13

     Monday       Tuesday       Wednesday       Thursday       Friday       Saturday       Sunday   
10AM              
             
             
             
11AM   CS2 2130
TA meeting
11:05 am-11:55 am
         
           
           
           
12PM   CS 4400
Weber SST II
12:05 pm-1:25 pm
  CS 4400
Weber SST II
12:05 pm-1:25 pm
     
         
         
         
1PM ECON 2100
IC 103
1:05 pm-1:55 pm
ECON 2100
IC 103
1:05 pm-1:55 pm
ECON 2100
IC 103
1:05 pm-1:55 pm
   
   
CS 3251
Cherry Emerson
Addn 320
1:35 pm-2:55 pm
CS 3251
Cherry Emerson
Addn 320
1:35 pm-2:55 pm
   
   
2PM          
         
         
         
3PM   CS 4220
CoC 101
3:05 pm-3:55 pm
  CS 4220
CoC 101
3:05 pm-3:55 pm
     
         
         
         
4PM              
             
  CS 2130TA
recitation
Skiles 169
4:35 pm-5:55 pm
  CS 2130TA
lab
CoC 103
4:35 pm-5:55 pm
     
         
5PM          
         
         
         
6PM CS 4801S
AwareHome
6:05 pm-8:55 pm
           
           
           
           
7PM            
           
           
           
8PM            
           
           
           
9PM Area II
staff
meeting
9:00 pm-10:00 pm
           
           
           
           

Class Prof Hours
CS3251 Computer Networking I
Introduction to problems in computer networking, including error recovery, medium access, routing, flow control, and transport. Emphasis on current best practice. Includes programming of networked applications.
Russell Clark 3
CS4220 - Embedded Systems
Design principles, programming techniques, and case studies of embedded real time systems.Interface techniques and devices.Representations and reasoning about physical processes.
Jim Greenlee 3
CS4400 - Intro to Database Systems
Comprehensive coverage of mainstream database concepts such as the entity-relationship model, relational databases, query languages and database design methodology. Includes a project.
Leo Mark 3
CS4801S - Special Topics; Building Ubiquitous computing Devices and Software Seminar
Working with the Future Computing Environments group on the Aware Home to prepare for the ACM1 exhibition. Also known as "Hackfest." The project I'm helping with is RFID.
Beth Mynatt / Cory Kidd 1
ECON 2100 - Economic Analysis and Policy Problems
Practice in analysis of decision problems of relevance to students in public policy and personal decision areas. Issues relating to individual decisions to produce, consume, invest and trade will be explored. Analytical approaches will enable students to use and incorporate basic elements of micro and macro economic analysis and to appreciate issues regarding testing and measurement.
Murphy 3
Teaching Assistant for CS2130 - Languages and Translation Jim Greenlee / Bill Leahy  


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