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University of Washington
Computer Science & Engineering
Leadership Seminar Series
CSE 390L, Spring Quarter 2011
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Logistics
Tuesdays, 1:30-2:20, CSE 305 (refreshments and further discussion, 2:20-3:00)
Instructors: Ed Lazowska / Hank Levy
A one-credit (CR/NC) seminar series
Intent
The UW CSE Leadership Seminar Series, CSE 390L,
is a one-credit (CR/NC) seminar series,
primarily targeted at upper-division CSE
undergraduates, that brings CSE alumni and
friends to campus to describe how to be effective in a startup,
small company, large company, or less common environment. Our
guests will discuss topics such as:
- How do you position yourself to work on interesting projects?
- In a large company, what strategies can make you influential, vs. a
cog in a wheel?
- What is life like in a startup?
- If your goal is to start and grow your own company, where do you begin?
- What are the pros and cons of less common career options,
such as teaching high school computer science?
These should be great, informative, interactive sessions.
Course requirements
Regular attendance, active participation. Please
read up on the individual and his/her employer(s)
in advance of each course session.
Course email archive
https://mailman1.u.washington.edu/mailman/private/cse390l_sp11/
The lineup
Tuesdays, 1:30, CSE 305 or CSE 691