The Berkeley EECS Week

Networking Day

September 17, 2001

On Monday September 17, 2001 EECS and ILP will hold a Networking Day which will feature electrical engineering and computer science research, from EECS and other affiliated organizations, that focuses on networking broadly defined. UC Berkeley has had a long history of excellence in networking research. Networking Day is one way in which we can demonstrate the networking expertise and research accomplishments both on campus and in research laboratories off campus.

Networking Day is open to industry, government, faculty, and students.

Agenda

Hewlett-Packard Auditorium, 306 Soda Hall

8:00-8:30

  • Registration in front of the Hewlett-Packard Auditorium

    8:30-9:15

  • Introduction: Shankar Sastry
  • Kickoff for Berkeley Information Technology and Systems (BITS): Jean Walrand

    9:15-9:30

  • Dan Pitt, Nortel Networks: Networking Research: The Pendulum Swings

    9:30-9:45

  • Break

    9:45-11:15

  • Panel: Internet Architecture: Ion Stoica and Greg Minshall (Redback Networks), Chairs
  • Panelists: John Chuang, Michael Franklin, Mark Handley, Michael Jones (Microsoft), Scott Shenker, and Raj Yavatkar (Intel)

    11:15-12:30

  • Panel: Network and Service Management, Venkat Anantharam and Jeff Krause (Cisco), Chairs
  • Panelists: Connie Chang-Hasnain, Ayman Fawaz (Extreme Networks), Anthony Joseph, Jean Walrand, and Avideh Zakhor

    12:30-1:30

  • Lunch

    1:30-2:00

  • Randy Katz: The SAHARA Project: A Revolutionary Service Architecture for Future Telecommunications Systems

    2:00-3:30

  • Panel: Security and Privacy: Doug Tygar and Kris Halvorsen (Hewlett-Packard), Chairs
  • Panelists: Joe Hellerstein, John Kubiatowicz, Vern Paxson, and Dave Wagner

    3:30-3:45

  • Break

    3:45-5:15

  • Panel: Wireless and Sensor/Ad Hoc Networks: Jan Rabaey, Chair
  • Panelists: David Culler, Ramesh Govindan, Kris Pister, Kannan Ramchandran, and David Tse

    5:15-6:00

  • Feedback sessions in the Wozniak Lounge

    6:00-7:00

  • Light dinner in the Wozniak Lounge