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When:
Saturday, November 07, 10:00 a.m.
Where: Rashid Auditorium 4401 Gates & Hillman Centers
ANDREW 25 (plus 1) Reunion
Abstract:
10:00-10:10 Philip Lehman
Opening and Welcome
Andrew Reminiscences / Life after Andrew / The Future/ etc...
10:10-10:50 Jim Morris
Andrew History and Retrospective
10:50-11:20 James Gosling
11:20-11:40 Doug Van Houweling
The Andrew Deal and the Launch
11:40-12:00 Bill Arms
Was Andrew a Success?
–"Some time ago, I was asked by a senior computer scientist, who should have known better, 'Was Andrew a success?' The Andrew reunion provides an opportunity to reflect on how much Andrew contributed both to modern computing and to university life today."
12:00-1:00 Lunch
Andrew Reminiscences / Life after Andrew / The Future / etc., continued...
1:00-1:25 Bill Scherlis
What if the ITC began today?
1:25-1:50 M. Satyanarayanan
Cloud Computing == AFS++
1:50-2:10 Fred Hansen
Whatever happened to BE (The Base Editor)
2:10-2:30 David Rosenthal
There was a third possibility that we hadn't even counted upon (quote from Alice’s Restaurant)
–"Based on something Jim said in the early days: "We'll either have a disaster or a success disaster.’”
2:30-2:40 David Anderson
Personal Journeys and Global Engineering Culture
–“I've made some (slightly) unusual choices with my life since leaving Pittsburgh, so I think my personal journey will be of some interest. My wife and I emigrated to France 8 years ago, and we have recently become French citizens. Along the way I worked in Spain for a year, and in Germany for 18 months, not to mention 8 years working for Mitsubishi. All of which has given me some perspectives on a global engineering culture that I'd like to share.”
2:40-2:50 Nathaniel Borenstein
My Life after Andrew or Why User Interfaces Still Suck
2:50-3:00 Tom Neuendorffer and Nathaniel Borenstein
Song: “Everything I need to know I learned from Andrew…”
3:00-3:30 Additional volunteered talks and reflections (and break)
Our Friend Jim Morris
3:30-4:30 Reflections on Jim Morris
(Open Mike Toast and Roast)
...My favorite memory of Jim (~3 min each)
Note: All times tentative
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