Warren's Seminars and Presentations

2010

• Comparing Multiple Source Code Trees, version 3.1, a seminar presented at Bond University in February 2010.

2009

• The Restoration of Early UNIX Artifacts, presented at the 2009 Usenix Annual Technical Conference.
• Ctcompare: Comparing Multiple Code Trees for Similarity, presented at the third BarCampGC, March 15 2009.
• Reconstructive Software Archaeology, presented at the third BarCampGC, March 15 2009.
• The Australian Community-Driven TV Guide, presented at the third BarCampGC, March 15 2009.

2008

• Code Similarity Comparison of Multiple Source Trees, a seminar presented at Bond University in April 2008.

2007

• Comparing C Code Trees, 2.2, a seminar presented at Bond University in June 2007.
• Musings on Teaching Basic Programming Concepts, a seminar presented at Bond University in August 2007.

2004

• Concepts Linger, Code Doesn't, a seminar presented at Bond University in November 2004.

2003

• Comparing C Code Trees, a seminar presented at Bond University in October 2003.

2001

• Creating Your Paper or Thesis With LyX, a seminar presented at Bond University in November 2001.
• What Happened at the AUUG 2001 Conference, a seminar presented at Bond University in October 2001.
• A Diversity of Academic Interests, a seminar presented at Bond University in August 2001.
• Making Closed Source Unix Open Again, a paper presented at the Third Australian Open Source Symposium in Canberra, June 2001.
• Teaching Systems Administration with FreeBSD, which appeared in the February 2001 issue of the FreeBSDzine.

2000

• Inexpensive Clustering Technologies, a seminar given at the inaugural School of Computer Science summer school in December 2000.
• Teaching Systems Administration, a talk given to the Canberra branch of SAGE-AU. Includes 4Meg of sound track in MP3 format.
• My Installing FreeBSD workshop for the AUUG 2000 winter conference.
• Improving Security through Software, a presentation at a computer security conference in Canberra.

1999

• Saving UNIX from /dev/null, plus the conference slides.

1998

• Beating the Internet Traffic Jam, a seminar describing my Ph.D, given in the School of Computer Science, ADFA in March.
• Document Processing Requirements for a Ph.D Thesis, an on-line version of a talk I gave to the Ph.D students in Computer Science at ADFA.

1996

• How to Break-in to an Internet Server, a seminar given in the School of Computer Science, ADFA in March.
• Monitoring Network Connection Attempts on a FreeBSD Server, presented at the 1996 AUUG Canberra Summer Conference. A PostScript version is also available.
• The PDP-11 Unix Preservation Society, presented at the 1996 AUUG Canberra Summer Conference.
• RBCC: A Rate-based Congestion Control Scheme for Packet Switched Networks, technical report CS 96/?? from the School of Computer Science, ADFA, Australia. A PostScript version is also available.

1995

• DUAL - A Packet Format for a New Amateur Radio Link Layer, a technical report based on an honours student's thesis.
• A keynote address on FreeBSD for QUESTnet'95.
• An in-house workshop on starting with the Web.

1994

• Teaching with the Web

Warren Toomey wkt@cs.adfa.edu.au, May 2001