Topics for the seminar can be anything related to DSP, including algorithms , mathematical models, VLSI architectures, topics relating to design methodology; for example, languages for expressing DSP programs, compilation issues, and multiprocessor scheduling.
Here are a few examples of previous talks:
To get to Cory Hall on the UC Berkeley campus, and park, follow these directions. Here is a campus map.
Hughes room, where the seminar is usually scheduled, has an overhead projector, a 35mm slide projector, and a white board. A VCR and TV set can be provided for video demonstrations if a request is made in advance. Should you like to give an online demo, we can try to schedule another room that has a workstation and attached projector.
Since the seminar starts at 4:10pm, please try to be here by 3:45. You can contact the DSP seminar coordinator, Praveen Murthy (murthy@eecs.berkeley.edu), in room 524 at 642-0395 when you arrive, and for any other questions and requirements you might have. Of-course, you can arrive sooner if you wish to meet researchers here.