Pablo Moscato's Graduate Courses

During the year I spent at the California Institute of Technology , I took several courses related with the subject of the fellowship. I have successfully completed four terms of residence to complete the requirements of one first year as a ``Special Visiting Graduate Student''. The courses were

CS 286a Seminar in Computer Science Theory of Neural Networks 1, Prof. Yaser Abu-Mostafa.
Ph 229a Advanced Mathematical Methods of Physics 1, Prof. Geoffrey C. Fox .
CS 286b Seminar in Computer Science Theory of Neural Networks 2, Prof. Stephen Judd.
Ph 229b Advanced Mathematical Methods of Physics 2, Prof. Geoffrey C. Fox .
CNS 179 Reading in Computation and Neural Systems.
Ph 173 Theoretical Research in Physics.
CNS 180 Research in Computation and Neural Systems.
CS 286c Seminar in Computer Science Theory of Neural Networks 3, Prof. Stephen Judd.

Prof. G.C. Fox's courses were mainly based on the book ``SOLVING PROBLEMS ON CONCURRENT PROCESSORS'' of Fox, Johnson, Lyzenga, Otto, Salmon y Walker, Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J. (1988).

I also attended lectures of other courses when related to neural networks and applications, like the one given by van Essen and Bower about Neurobiology, those of ``Computational Vision" given by Christof Koch and ``Pattern Recognition" given by Demetri Psaltis. They were part of my duties to take credits for ``Reading and Research in Neural Networks'' and ``Reading and Research in Physics'', up to complete the requirements of a full-time student.

``Parallel Computing and PVM'' given by Dr. Michael G. Norman (University of Edinburgh) at Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Feb. 1994.

``Adversaries and Computation'' given by Juan Garay from from Network Security Group at IBM Watson Research Labs, given at Universidad de Buenos Aires. August 1995.

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