Fundamentals of Computer Science: Challenges and Opportunities
Publications Project Scope This project will explore the fundamental challenges in computer science, illuminating the kinds of research, their breadth and depth, associated with the vitality of the field. The project will emphasize, by illustrating those challenges in accessible form, the opportunities in computer science, highlighting key hard problems for future research in the field. It is intended to motivate more research among computer scientists (current and potential) and to generate better understanding of computer science research opportunities among the scientific community at large and policy makers. Broad input and discussion will feed a process of expert focusing and articulation of the intellectual core of computer science. The project will culminate in a detailed report and a popularly accessible summary statement.
Input from the community on the issues being addressed in this project is welcome and encouraged. Please send your comments and suggestions to jeisenbe at nas.edu and lmillett at nas.edu. Input received will be shared with the committee.
Committee Members
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Mary Shaw, Chair Carnegie Mellon University
Alfred V. Aho Lucent Technologies (Bell Labs)
Charles Bennett IBM Research
Alan Biermann Duke University
Edward W. Felten Princeton University
James D. Foley Georgia Institute of Technology
Mark D. Hill University of Wisconsin-Madison
Jon M. Kleinberg Cornell University
Daphne Koller Stanford University
Staff
Jon Eisenberg, Senior Program Officer (Study Director) Lynette I. Millett, Program Officer (Study Co-Director) D.C. Drake, Senior Project Assistant Charles N. Brownstein, Director
Sponsors
National Science Foundation
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James R. Larus Microsoft Research
Tom M. Mitchell Carnegie Mellon University (on leave to WhizBang! Labs)
Christos H. Papadimitriou University of California at Berkeley
Larry L. Peterson Princeton University
Madhu Sudan Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kevin J. Sullivan University of Virginia
Jeffrey D. Ullman Stanford University
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