University of Virginia
Department of Computer Science
evans@cs.virginia.edu
Talk to University of Virginia Theory Lunch, 25 January 2007.
Talk to League of Women Voters of Montgomery County, Virginia, Blacksburg Town Hall (also broadcast on local television), 15 November 2006. [Roanoke Times story]
Tapestry 2009 Workshop (for high school computing teachers), University of Virginia, 15 July 2009 [PDF] [PPTX]Turing Machines, Busy Beavers, and Big Questions about Computing [PPT] [PDF]
Talk to College Science Scholars, 12 September 2007. (Partly inspired by Scott Aaronson's essay Who Can Name the Bigger Number?.)
Curing Cancer with your Cell Phone: Why All Sciences Are Becoming Computing Sciences [PPT] [PDF]
Talk to College Science Scholars, 6 September 2006.1001 Things Every Self-Respecting Computer Scientist Should Know [PPT] [Notes]
Senior Seminar (CS 390) talk, 14 April 2004.
Four general-audience talks on cryptography, centered around code-breaking efforts during World War II. Taught as a course for the Jefferson Institute for Lifelong Learning, February-March 2006.Encryption: How it works, why it (sometimes) doesn't, and what it can do [PPT] [PDF]
Guest lecture in UVa Law School Cyberlaw course on encryption, 19 September 2001.
In-Service Day talk to Jefferson-Madison Regional Library, Charlottesville Doubletree, 11 November 2009. [PDF] [PPTX]What Every Human Should Know about Security [PDF] [PPT, 18MB]
UVa cs290 Seminar Talk, 21 February 2008.What Biology Can (and Can't) Teach Us About Security [PPT] [PDF]
Invited talk at USENIX Security Symposium, San Diego, August 12, 2004.Robin Hood and the 40 Million Thieves [PPT]
Talk on File Sharing for UVa Pugwash Meeting, 6 October 2003.Why You Should Be Paranoid About What Comes Into and Out Of Your Computer
Engineering Week talk, 21 February 2001.
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