Computer Science Colloquium
November 25, 2003
Time: 4 p.m.
Place: White Hall Calssroom Building, Room 110
Life at Google
Matt Cutts
Google, Inc.
ABSTRACT
What's it like to work at Google? How can Google search over three
billion documents in less than half a second? In this talk, I'll
discuss a little bit of Google's history and culture, and how Google
can crawl, index, and search the web. We'll also set aside some Q&A
time for any questions you have about Google or search engines in
general.
About the speaker
Matt Cutts graduated from the University of Kentucky with undergrad
degrees in computer science and mathematics in 1995. After receiving a
masters degree from the University of Carolina at Chapel Hill, he
joined Google as a Software Engineer in January 2000. Matt wrote
SafeSearch, which is Google's family filter, and he currently works in
Google's quality group.
Host: Prof. Brent Seales
Pizza and beverages (compliments of Google!)
will be served for the
attendees of the colloquim
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