Professor (Emeritus) of Computer Science, Medicine, and Electrical Engineering.
, advocates liberal access (see below), but takes no responsibility for use.
Computer Science Department,
(InfoLab;
([pictures])
Gates Computer Science Bldg. 4A, room 436
(maps and transport);
Serra Street and Campus Drive;
Stanford University
Stanford CA 94305-9040
tel: +650 725-8363; fax: +650 725-2588
email to: wiederhold@cs.stanford.edu.
secretary: Marianne Siroker
Gates Computer Science Bldg. 4A, room 435
email to: siroker@cs.stanford.edu.
(Addresses, Education; Professional Experience; Research; Papers; Students; Consulting; Innovations; and Honors)
Gio Wiederhold retired from full-time active academic service June 2001, but remains quite busy with new projects and research outside of the University. He still teaches once a year.
Spring 2008/2009:
CS73N
Freshman Seminar: Business on the Information Highways,
3 units, meeting Thursdays 4:15 - 5:15, Fridays 2:15 - 4:05 only.
Limited enrollment, WR2 credit, frosh only.
Fall 2009/2010:
CS207
The Economics of Software,
1 unit, meeting Fridays 4:15 - 5:05.
Only to be given in this form once.
Spring 2009/2010:
CS73N
Freshman Seminar: Business on the Information Highways,
3 units.
Limited enrollment, WR2 credit, frosh only.
Not offered anymore:
Large-scale Software Engineering: CS 446, prior years.
C545G
Genome Databases Seminar, presented by Dr. Peter Karp (PKarp@ai.sri.com).
Material from prior years.
Winter 2004/2005:
Material from prior presentations.
Student thesis and project supervision. Directed course Section Ids are 17(CS) and 65(EE).
Research undertaken after my formal retirement focuses on valuation of the intangibles inherent in software after it has been developed, and the relationships of software maintenance in the retention of its effectiveness and value. Most applications are related to offshoring.
Published results are listed in my publication list and on-going work can be found as work-in-progress.
revolved around Large-scale Interoperation, Mediation, and Composition (LIC).
For instance:
Many recent or important papers, as well as many viewgraphs, are available to net browsers. An up-to-date list of all my papers is also available. A list of pointers to abstracts for presentations is also available.
Research bibliographies I collected of current and past (pre 1991) work by others related to my interests are also available.
I keep accessible some work-in-progress, not for general distribution. My general policy is that readers are free to peruse all my files that are not specifically access protected, but if material is used, I request that appropriate credit is given.
Gio also participates, with Voy, in setting up educational Computer Exhibits for the Computer Science Department in the Gates building. We update the exhibits on an incremental basis. A photo tour, based on the exhibits as of July 1999, is now on-line. We are also building a forest of Stanford faculty student trees. Suggestions are welcome.
Gio maintains a Movie database {films, directors, actors, roles, remakes, studios} which has been been used for class projects as well as for fun. It has information on about 10 000 mainly classical or weird movies and their history.
Fellow, American College of Medical Informatics
(ACMI) of AMIA, 1984.
Fellow, Institute of Electrical and Electronic
Engineers (IEEE), 1992.
Fellow, Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), 1995.
Honorary Member, IFIP Working group TC2 WG2.6 on Databases.
Other Honors.