George Markowsky

Map and Directions to U. Maine

• CURRENT LINKS

  • Appointments & Advising
  • COS 490 Homepage.
  • COS 498 Homepage.
  • COS 554 Homepage.
  • Survey of Supercomputer Cluster Security
  • Seminars for Spring 2007
  • Seminars for Fall 2006
  • Seminars for Spring 2006
  • Seminars for Fall 2005
  • Homeland Security Lab Website

• Research
  • Published Papers
  • My Thesis
  • Conference Papers
  • Student Theses, Project Reports
  • Books
  • Unpublished Technical Reports
  • Research Interests
  • Patents
  • Agent Institute
  • Homeland Security Lab
  • Computational Modeling Institute
  • Upcoming Seminars and Other Events
  • Recent Talks
• Courses
  • COS 231 Introduction to unix
  • MAT 232 Principles of Statistical Inference
  • COS 250 Discrete Mathematics
  • COS 490 Computers and Society
  • COS 498 Introduction to Cybersecurity
  • COS 550 Theoretical Computer Science
  • COS 554 Algorithms
• Degree Programs
• Homeland Security
  I have a very active Homeland Security Lab with its own website at http://homeland.maine.edu .
• Economic Development
  • Maine Software Developers Association (MeSDA)
  • Targeted Industries Committee
  • It's Time to Bury the Two Maines Article
  • Companies
    • Trefoil Corporation
    • Ayers Island, LLC
• Cultural Activities
  • Mindship International
  • Mindship TV Interview
• Downloadable Stuff
  • Golden Ratio Paper Download (2 MB)
  • My Articles in the Encyclopedia Britannica
  • Interesting Math Problems
  • Short Biography
• Hermon Mountain Ski Area Info
• Department of Computer Science Seminars

  Past Events

  • Seminars for Fall 2003
  • IDAACS 2003 Conference
  • Dr. Juan Figueroa's SBIR/STTR Talk. 2/27/03
  • Seminars Fall 2002
  • Mass High Technology Article about me
  • Bob Metcalfe Distiguished Lecture
  • News
  • Laptop Initiative Support Group
  • For a while I did a weekly radio spot on WMTW in Portland. A complete listing of spots is available at www.techtalkplus.com.
  • On July 1, 2001, Doug Vanderweide wrote a column (pdf format) critical of Maine's innovativeness and the state of computer science education. Here is my response.
  • On May 9, 2001, we had a live video conference on the issue of high speed connectivity.
  • Tom DeMarco recently visited the University of Maine and read from his novel. Here is a review of his novel.
  The videos below are posted for the benefit of people who missed the lectures. They are for viewing only. They are not to be copied or otherwise distributed without the permission of the speakers.
  • Spring 2004
    • Bob Metcalfe 1/16/04
    • Metcalfe Video -- rtsp://media.unet.maine.edu/umcs/metcalfe.rm
    • Dick MacKinnon 4/12/04
    • MacKinnon Video -- rtsp://media.unet.maine.edu/umcs/mackinnon.rm
    • Seymour Papert 4/28/04
    • Papert Video -- rtsp://media.unet.maine.edu/umcs/papert.rm
    • David Gautschi Slides
• Pictures
  • Big Picture