Videorecordings
Mainframe CPU Design with LSI and VLSI, by Dr. Gary Tjaden. V0058.002 1978-11-08
Fibernet: Multimode Optical Fibers for Local Computer Networks, by Dr. Robert M. Metcalfe. V0058.003 1978-12-06
Dataflow: Architecture and Language, by Prof. Charles S. Wetherell. V0058.004 1979-04-18
A Proposed Standard for Floating-Point Arithmetic, by Dr. John Palmer. V0058.005 1978-11-01
The Mu-Net: A Scalable Multiprocessor Architecture, by Prof. Stephen Ward. V0058.006 1979-01-17
Design Tradeoffs of the VAX 111780, by Dr. David M. Plummer. V0058.007 1979-02-14
Intel 2920 Analog Microprocessor: Architecture and Applications by Dr. Ted Hoff. V0058.008 1979-10-10
The Motorola 68000 Microprocessor, by Dr. Edward Stritter. V0058.009 1979-10-31
Secrets of High Performance Processor Design, by Dr. Thomas M. McWilliams. V0058.010 1980-04-09
An Implementation of PLII Subset G for Limited Resource Computers, by Dr. Gary A. Kildall. V0058.011 1980-04-16
Execute Only Program Memories by Dr. Marc T. Kaufman. V0058.012 1980-05-17
Experience with an Applicative String Processing Language, Dr. James Morris. V0058.013 1980-05-28
Architecture of the MIT LISP Machine, by Thomas F. Knight. V0058.014 1980-11-12
The Transaction Concept: Virtues and Limitations, by Dr. James N. Gray. V0058.015 1981-05-13
A RISCy Approach to Microcomputer Technology, by Prof. David A. Patterson. V0058.016 1981-05-17
The Polycyclic Architecture, by Dr. B.R. Rau. V0058.017 1981-11-18
Translation Buffer Performance in the V AX-lII780, by Dr. Douglas Clark. V0058.018 1982-11-10
PSL: A Portable LISP System, by Prof. Martin L. Griss. V0058.019 1983-01-26
VISION TM, A Multi-Window Operating Environment for Personal Computers, by William T. Coleman. V0058.020 1983-03-02
Life at Ground Zero, by Dr. Peter Stoll. V0058.021 1983-03-30
Hierarchical Digital Design Methods, by Dr. Glen G. Langdon. V0058.022 1983-04-13
Digital Printing and Typesetting, by Prof. Brian K. Reid. V0058.023 1983-06-01
Machines Who Learn, by Prof. Douglas B. Lenat. V0058.024 1983-11-15
Machines Who See and Do, by Prof. Rodney A. Brooks. V0058.025 1983-11-22
The MIPS Project, by Christopher Rowen. V0058.026 1983-11-16
Software Army on the March -Project Strategies and Tactics, by Dr. John R. Mashey. V0058.027 1983-09-28
Modula-2, by Prof. Niklaus Wirth. V0058.028 1983-10-04
Etherphone-Ethernet Voice Service, by Dr. Lawrence C. Stewart. V0058.029 1983-12-07
The Bagel: A Systolic Concurrent Prolog Machine, by Prof. Ehud Shapiro. V0058.030 1984-01-04
A Perspective on Automatic Programming, by Dr. David R. Barstow. V0058.031 1984-02-07
Reduced Instruction and Fast Operand Access for General-Purpose Microprocessors, by Prof. Manolis Katevenis. V0058.032 1984-02-15
Algorithm Animation, by Prof. Robert Sedgewick V0058.033 1984-02-29
Recent Progress on the Factoring Problem, by Prof. H.C. Williams. V0058.034 1984-03-06
Designing Programs for Foreign Environments, by Steven H. Rempell. V0058.035 1984-05-16
The Design of a Capability-Based Distributed Operating System, by Prof. Andrew S. Tanenbaum. V0058.036 1984-05-22
Making Smalltalk SOAR: Smalltalk on a RISC, by Prof. David A. Patterson. V0058.037 1984-05-23
The Search for Randomness, by Prof. Persi Diaconis. V0058.038 1984-05-29
The Human Factor: Designing Computer Systems for People, by Dr. Dick Rubinstein. V0058.039 1984-06-05
Designing High Performance MOS Circuits, by Mark Horowitz. V0058.040 1984-10-03
Performance of Remote File Access and Processor Load Sharing In Locally Distributed Systems, by Prof. Edward D. Lazowska. V0058.04l 1984-10-09
Computation and Communication in R*: A Distributed Database Manager, by Bruce G. Lindsay. V0058.042 1984-10-30
A Mixed VoicelData Network, by John Wakerly. V0058.043 1984-10-31
The Architecture of the Convex I -a 64-Bit Affordable Supercomputer, by Steve Wallach. V0058.044 1984-11-07
Implementing a Cache Consistency Protocol,by Prof. Randy Katz. V0058.045 1984-11-20
A Fast Compiler for Modula-2, by Prof. Niklaus Wirth. Edited copy. V0058.046 1985-01-15
The Potential State of Computer and Information Technology in the Year 2000, by Prof. Stephen Lundstrom. Edited copy. V0058.047 1985-01-23
Knowledge Based Software Development in FSD, by Prof. Robert Balzer. Edited copy. V0058.048 1985-02-25
The USC Expert Synthesis System, by Prof. Alice Parker. Edited copy. V0058.049 1985-03-06
The Theory and Application of Non-First-Normal-Form Relations, by Prof. Henry Korth. Edited copy. V0058.050 1985-03-12
The Status. Trends and Challenges in Information Storage Technology, by Prof. A.S. Hoagland. Edited Copy. V0058.051 1985-03-13
On the Sequential Nature of Unification, by Prof. Cynthia Dwork. V0058.052 1985-04-09
Graphics for User Interfaces, by Prof. Vaughan Pratt. V0058.053 1985-04-16
The GEM Programming EnvironmentlUser Interface, by Timothy Oren. Edited master; Umatic dub." " V0058.054 1985-04-24
Statistical Mechanics of Concurrency, by Prof. Yechiam Yemini. V0058.055 1985-05-07
Postscript, by Prof. Brian K. Reid. Edited Master. V0058.056 1985-05-22
Transparency in Distributed Operating Systems, by Prof. Gerald 1. Popek. Edited master. V0058.057 1985-06-05
Belief. Awareness, and Limited Reasoning, by Dr. Joe Halpern. Edited master. V0058.058 1985-10-01
Challenges and Directions in Fault-Tolerant Computing, by Dr. Jack Goldberg. Edited master. V0058.059 1985-10-02
Common Loops--A Graceful Merger of Lisp and Object Oriented Programming, by Dr. Daniel G. Bobrow. Edited master. V0058.060 1985-11-06
Perceptual Organization and the Representation of Natural Form, by Dr. Alex P. Pentland. Edited master. V0058.061 1985-11-19
A Knowledge-Based Approach to High-Level Program Optimization, by Prof. Allen Goldberg. V0058.062 1985-12-10
The GF11 Supercomputer, by Dr. John F. Beetem. Edited master. V0058.063 1986-01-21
Technology Trends of CMOS VLSI, Dr. Y oshio Nishi. V0058.064 1986-01-22
Juno, A Constraint-Based Graphics System, by Dr. Greg Nelson. Edited master. V0058.065 1986-02-04
Sprite OS, by Prof. John Ousterhout. Edited Master. V0058.066 1986-02-12
Lattices and Algorithms, by Prof. Laszlo Lovasz. Edited master. V0058.067 1986-02-18
Man Dies due to Poor Man-Machine Interface Design, by Chuck Clanton. Edited Master. V0058.068 1986-02-19
Cache Memories, by Alan Smith. Master. V0058.069 1986-04-02
Complexity Theoretic Aspects of Linear Programming, by Steven Smale. Master. V0058.070 1986-04-29
The H-P Precision Architecture, by Jerry Huck. Master. V0058.071 1986-04-30
Synthesizing Realistic Textures by the Composition of Perceptually Motivated Functions and Programming Language Design, by Ken Perlin. Master. V0058.072 1986-05-06
The NCUBE Family of Parallel Supercomputers, by John Palmer. V0058.073 1986-05-14
Nanocomputers and Molecular Engineering, by K. Eric Drexler. V0058.074 1986-10-21
Architectural Innovations in the AT&T CRISP Microprocessor, by David Ditzel. V0058.075 1987-03-04
Updating Deductive Databases in Logic, by David Scott Warren. V0058.076 1987-03-10
Software Standards and Hardware Advances: The Driving Forces for Open Systems, by Andy Bechtolsheim. V0058.077 1987-03-11
Servant: A New Shell for the MAC, by Andy Hertzfeld. V0058.078 1987-04-01
An Introduction to the Probabilistic Analysis of Combinatorial Algorithms, by Richard Karp. V0058.079 1987-05-19
Why Computers Stop, by Jim Gray. V0058.080 1988-10-07
The Users Speak Out--A Customer's Perspective of Computer Science, by William Miller (Moderator), Dr. Peter Castro, Kodak, Peter Dietz, General Electric, Michael Rose, US WEST, Dr. Bruce Johnson, and Arthur Anderson. Part 2. V0058.081 1988-02-10
The Alpha Syntauri Synthesizer. a New Concept in a Musical Instrument Project, by Ellen V.B. Lapham and Robin J. Jigour. V0058.082 1981-10-14
An Extension to the Programming Language C for VLSI Layout, Ph.D. Oral of Kevin Karplus. Edited master. V0058.083 1982-07-28
Concurrent Testing at the Computer System Level, Ph.D. Oral of Masood Namjoo. V0058.084 1982-11-08
Copyright, Patents and Trademarks, by Dr. Donald J. Chesarek. V0058.085 1983-02-02
The New Generation Software Technology as Represented by the LISA System, by John Couch and John Love. V0058.086 1983-02-16
Constraint Propagation Techniques for Theory-Driven Data Intemretation, Ph.D. Oral of Tom Dietterich. Edited master. V0058.087 1984-10-25
Knowledge Engineering: Artificial Intelligence Research at the Stanford Heuristic Programming Project, Produced and Directed by Anne Feibelman. Edited master. V0058.088 1985-02
Multi-Level Logic Array Synthesis, Ph.D. Oral of Christopher Rowen. Edited master. V0058.089 1985-06-12
Implementation of Resilient. Atomic Data Types, by Prof. Barbara Liskov. The first of two lectures given by Prof. Liskov on two successive days. Edited master. V0058.090 1986-01-29
Specifications of Distributed Programs, by Prof. Barbara Liskov. The second of two lectures given by Prof. Liskov on two successive days. Edited master. V0058.091 1986-01-30
"Important Areas of Computer Science Research as Seen from an Industrial Viewpoint, by Dr. Elliot PinsonPinson, AT&T Bell Labs; Dr. Janusz Kowalik, Boeing Computer Services Co.; and Dr. George Dodd, G.M. Research Labs, Panelists of the 18th Annual Meeting of the Stanford Computer Forum" V0058.092 1986-02-04
An Overview of Expert Systems, by Dr. Doug Lenat. Master. V0058.093 1986-05-14
"The Transition of Computer Science Results to Business and Industry, by Dr. Richard Shuey, Moderator; Dr. Thomas Buckholz, PG&E; Dr. William Spencer, Xerox Corporation; Dr. Gordon Bell, NSF, Panelists of the 19th Annual Meeting of the Stanford Computer Forum," V0058.095 1987-02-04
The Social History of the Personal Computer, Lee Felsenstein V0058.096 1989-06-07
Algorhithm Automation, Marc Brown V0058.097 1988-09-28
Microprocessors in the Works from Motorola, Russell Stanphill V0058.098 1989-05-24
Efficient Debugging of Parallel Programs, Bart Miller V0058.099 1988-03-30
Legal Issues, Tom Vinje V0058.100 1988-12-07
Viruses. Worms. and Other Distributed Computations, John Shoch and Jon Shapiro V0058.101 1988-11-09
The NeXT Computer, Craig Hansen V0058.102 1988-10-19
RISC vs. CISC; Old vs. New, Nick Tredennick. V0058.104 1989-04-05
The Architecture and Implementation of the Intel 486, John Crawford and Ken Shoemaker V0058.105 1989-05-03
Intel's 960 Superscalar Architecture and Future Implementations, Steve McGready V0058.106 1989-05-10
Conflicts of RISC Architecture in Real-Time Control, Kim Rubin V0058.107 1989-05-17
Architecture and Design of the i860 64-bit Microprocessor, Les Kohn V0058.108 1989-04-12
The MARS Hardware Accelerator, Prathima Agrawal V0058.109 1989-04-26
Link-Time Code Modification, David W. Wall V0058.110 1989-02-01
Backplane Bus Design, Paul Borrill V0058.111 1989-01-18
Toward a Gigabit National Network: Technology and Policy, David I. Farber V0058.112 1989-01-25
CAD Applications of Massive Parallel Computers, Alberto Sangiovanni-Vacentelli V0058.114 1989-03-01
VorTeX, a Multiple Representation System, Michael Harrison V0058.115 1989-03-08
Debug: a Multiprocessor Debugger for UNIX System V, Jonathan Shapiro V0058.116 1989-03-15
The Computer Forum Panel Discussion: Issues in Distributed Computing V0058.117 1989-02-15
Betting, Bribery, and Bankruptcy: Organizing Computation Around Simulated Free Enterprise, Ted Kaehler, V0058.118 1988-11-16
Vectors are History, Forest Baskett V0058.119 1988-11-30
Compiling for a Memory Hierarchy, Rob Schreiber V0058.120 1988-10-12
XTPIPE Overview, Greg Chesson V0058.121 1988-10-26
Additional Videorecordings 1980-1987
Software Controlled Caches in the VMP Multiprocessor, David Cheriton V0058.122 1986-10-08
Xerox Personal Research Computers, Edward McCreight V0058.123 1980-10-22
A High Level Approach to Computer Document Production, Brian K. Reid V0058.124 1980-12-03
The Architecture and Implementation of the Intel 432, Justin Rattner V0058.125 1981-02-25
High Speed Operation of Local Area Networks, John Limb V0058.126 1982-02-13
High Speed Operation of Local Area Networks, John Limb V0058.127 1982-02-13
A Retrospective on the Dorado, a High-Performance Personal Computer, Kenneth Pier V0058.128 1982-04-14
Locus Developments, Gerald J. Popek V0058.129 1982-02-10
The Optical Mouse and an Architectural Methodology for Smart Digital Sensors, Richard Lyon V0058.130 1982-10-06
The SUN Workstation, Andreas Bechtolsheim V0058.131 1982-11-09
Database and Distributed Systems Research, Robin Williams V0058.132 1983-01-11
A High-Performance Implementation of Smalltalk-80™, Allan M. Schiffman V0058.133 1983-01-12
Packet Network Interconnection Standards, Vint Cerf V0058.134 1983-02-01
The Cedar Systems: Perspectives and Projections, Roy Levin V0058.135 1983-02-08
Evidential Reasoning in Perception, John D. Lowrance V0058.136 1983-02-22
Rediflow: A Multiprocessing Architecture Combining Reduction and Data Flow, Robert M. Keller V0058.137 1983-05-10
How Fast Can a Single Instruction Counter Machine Execute?, Tilak Agerwala V0058.138 1983-05-24
Software Army on the March – Project Strategies and Tactics, John R. Mashey V0058.139 1983-09-28
The Human Factor: Designing Computer Systems for People, Dick Rubinstein V0058.140 1984-06-05
Belief, Awareness and Limited Reasoning, Joe Halpern V0058.141 1985-10-01
Perceptual Organization and the Representation of Natural Form, Alex P. Pentland V0058.142 1985-11-19
A Knowledge-Based Approach to High-Level Program Optimization, Allen Goldberg V0058.143 1985-12-10
Technology Trends of CMOS VLSI, Yoshio Nishi V0058.144 1986-01-22
Lattices and Algorithms, Laszlo Lovasz V0058.145 1986-02-18
An Introduction to the Probabilistic Analysis of Combinatorial Algorithms, Richard Karp V0058.146 1987-05-19
Adaptive Mesh Refinement for Hyperbolic Partial Differential Equations, Marsha J. Berger V0058.147 1982-07-07
Pamphlet to accompany talk by A. R. Stivers, Voltage Contrast: A Powerful Tool for VLSI Circuit Diagnosis V0058.148
Additional Videorecordings Accession ARCH-2017-023
Duplicate Videorecordings Accession ARCH-2001-332
Numbers 1-12, 14, 18-19
Numbers 25, 28, 32-34, 37-40, 42-46
Numbers 47-52, 54-61
Numbers 62-72 and Lectures of special interest A and C – E
Lectures of special interest F – I
Additional Videorecordings Accession ARCH-2017-023 1981-1998
Computer Forum Presents Mach: The OS of the Next Computer. Avadis Tevanian, NEXT V0058_149 undated
Stanford Computer Forum Distinguished Lecture Series: Knowledge Engineering (Japanese Translation) V0058_150 undated
The Stanford Computer Forum Presents: Matt Rhodes - "Restructureable ULSI for Water Scale Integration" V0058_151 undated
Forum Video V0058_152 undated
Forum Overview Video: Stanford Computer Forum V0058_153 undated
Stanford Computer Forum Presents: Mark Linton--"Inter Views: A C++ Graphical Interface Toolkit" V0058_154 undated
Stanford Computer Forum Presents: The Cydra 5: A Directed-dataflow Departmental Supercomputer/Bob Rau V0058_155 1988-10-5
Computer Forum Presents: Systems Day on Campus: Dennis Allison- "Architecture-Directed Code Optimization" V0058_156 1989-6-8
Computer Forum Presents: Systems Day on Campus: David Ungar- "Self: A High-Performance Object-Oriented Dynamically Typed Exploratory Programming Language" V0058_157 1989-6-8
Computer Forum Presents: AI and Technology. Stanford AI Day on Campus. V0058_158 1990-6
Computer Forum Presents: AI, the Brain, and Society. Stanford AI Day on Campus. V0058_159 1990-6
Computer Forum Presents: Agent-Centered Reasoning. Stanford AI Day on Campus. V0058_160 1990-6
The Stanford Computer Forum Presents: Time in the Human-Computer Interface. Dr Chuck Clanton, Aratar V0058_161 1981-5-29
The Stanford Computer Forum Presents: S-D-O-C with Professors Olukotun, Flynn, Mitchell (Tape 2) V0058_162 1992-6-11
The Stanford Computer Forum Video Journal: Heterogeneous Multidatabase Systems V0058_163 1992
Stanford Computer Forum Presents: Systems Day on Campus V0058_164 undated
The Stanford Computer Forum Presents: "Designing High Performance Circuits or What Mead and Conway Never Told You" Mark Horowitz V0058_165 undated
Computer Forum-Affiliate Testimony V0058_166 undated
Stanford Computer Forum: CS Department Overview V0058_167 undated
CS Annual Forum Meeting Panel Discussion V0058_168 1998-3-19
CS Annual Forum Meeting Panel Discussion V0058_169 1998-3-19
CSci 8899: Computer Science Colloquium: Convergence Architecture and the Stanford FLASH Machine, Dr. John Hennessy, Stanford 1998 Apr 6
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Annual Meeting World Symposium Japan 2001 May - Jun
Annual Meeting , World Japan Symposium, WSJ-Binder 2001
Visiting scholar certificate Suzanne Bill's BBQ events
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The Bornstein Burn forum video 2000 Dec 15
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Edward McKwavy retirement Stanford Computer Forum Juliam Clark
Archiving Digital Libraries
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Forum Video test
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Forum Video test 2000 Dec 7
Good forum video 2000 Dec 7
Compressed trailers
Final Project Files back-up log to date 2000 Sep 1
Trailers pointer and compressed files
Roberts, Mobile, Library, Robotics, Winograd, Security, Levoy trailers
Full Sequences (Quicktime) Robotics, Library, Mobile, Winograd, Roberts, Security
Mark Levoy full Quicktime Sequence
Eric Roberts - interview Teaching at Harvard, HS
Trailers (Quicktime) Roberts, Mobile, Library, Robotics, Winograd, Security, Levoy
Eric Roberts interview future Tech Worries
Eric Roberts - Interview student breakdown, chart
Eric Roberts - Interview Childhood aptitude test
Eric Roberts- Interview Student at Harvard
Eric Roberts - Interview thrill of Technology
Salisbury/ GS Ken Shows Kinematic Arm
Salisbury/ GS Luis Shows Romeo
Salisbury/ GS Diego Demos Haptics 5
Salisbury/ GS 1. Diego Shows Hoptics -2, 2. Diego Shows Hoptics
Salisbury/GS Luis, Ken Demo Romeo
Salisbury/ GS Ken Intros Haptics
Salisbury/ GS Audience Shot 1
Salisbury/ GS 1. How to Make a Robot, 2. Salisbury Pointer file- yet another backup!
1. Mobile Comp. 2. Robotics, 3. Winograd Final Sequences (rough CD)
Salisbury / GS 1. Luis Shows Romeo 2. Ken at Whiteboard
Salisbury /GS Pulley Group + Salisbury Pointer Backup
Salisbury/GS Diego Shows Haptics
Salisbury/GS Diego Demos Haptics 4
Salisbury/GS Luis Shows Romeo 3
Project Salisbury/GS 1. Girl doing Haptics
Ken Salisbury / GS 1. Ken at Whiteboard 2. Ken explains grad school
Salisbury/GS 1. Ken Welcomes GS 2. Romeo, Robotics lab 3. Diego shows Haptics 3 demos + Salisbury pointer file backup