“The legacy of accomplishment, excellence
and people who contribute to the advancement of science and technology to better
serve global community”
FORGING NEW FRONTIERS
40th of Fuzzy Pioneers (1965-2005)
Dedicated to: Prof. Lotfi A. Zadeh
--Fuzzy Sets, Inf. Control 8,
338-353, 1965.
--Toward a Generalized Theory of
Uncertainty (GTU)—An Outline,
Information Sciences, 2005.
Technical Program (Update,
Oct 25, 2005). Abstracts Proceeding (Draft)
All Special Event Tickets (Reception,
Banquet and Gala) are SOLD OUT.
Maps and
Directions to UC Campus http://www.berkeley.edu/map/
Bechtel Engineering Center
Parking: Please note that Parking is
not easy in Campus. While you may be able to purchase parking permits ($15/day),
we advise you to park in public parking downtown and take Campus shuttle.
Speakers: Deadline for PowerPoint Presentations: Oct 1, 2005
Online
Registration: Limited Space
-- Gala Event Ticket is now SOLD OUT.
-- Banquet Event Ticket is now SOLD OUT.
-- Reception event Ticket is now SOLD OUT.
-- -- Please note that we DO NOT have On Site
Registration. If you have
not requested On Site registration
earlier, you should Register through
Online Registration form.
EECS Faculty and member of ILP, please
contact Dana Little at little@eecs.berkeley.edu for Special Registration
Codes.
Claremont Hotel, Berkeley, CA (Ask for special BISC05 rate. Limited rooms available: Code: BISC05) NO MORE SPACE
Sponsored by BISC Program, CITRIS, EECS and ILP Program
As Chair
of the Department of Electrical Engineering at UC Berkeley from l963 to l968,
Lotfi Zadeh has played a major role in building up computer science and
engineering programs within the EE Department. In l967, on his initiative,
the name of the Department was changed to EECS. The Department of Electrical
Engineering at UC was the first in the world to change its name. In
recognition of his leadership in advancement of education in computer science
and engineering, Dr. Zadeh was awarded the IEEE Education Medal in l973. He
was awarded the IEEE Medal of Honor in l995.
Dr.
Zadeh is known worldwide as the “Father of Fuzzy Logic.”
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