Glencora Borradaile






         Assistant Professor, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Oregon State University

Archive for September, 2011

September 25, 2011

Thinking like a computer scientist

I’m teaching a course called “Orientation to Computer Science“.  It seems all the engineering departments have such a course at Oregon State.  It acts as an overview to a degree in a particular field.  I’ve been asked to teach it because I’m young and female delightful and, apparently, likely to increase retention.  I’ll talk more [...]

September 22, 2011

Inoffensive stable matching

I like to start my grad algorithms course with stable matching.  It is a beautiful, clean, practical algorithm.  It can be covered relatively quickly and give an overview of the basics of algorithm design and analysis.  I love it. What I hate is that every treatment of stable matching available online and in the textbooks [...]

September 21, 2011

How do you find conference acceptance rates?

Filed under: Silent Glen SpeaksGlencora Borradaile @ 11:45 am
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It’s getting to be that time.  Mid-tenure.  I apparently am supposed to include acceptance rates for conference publications.  Google got me about half the numbers, but for the rest … is it annoying to email the program chair for that conference?  Even if it was a few years ago?  How else would you find out? [...]

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