Randy Pausch was a professor of Computer Science, Human-Computer Interaction and Design at Carnegie Mellon University. He co-founded the school's Entertainment Technology Center, did sabbaticals at Walt Disney Imagineering and Electronic Arts, was the director of the Alice software project, and consulted with Google on user interface design. He was the author or co-author of six books and over 70 articles. Randy Pausch, widely known for his "last lecture," died July 25, 2008 of complications from pancreatic cancer.
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- Randy Pausch The computer science professor's site at CMU. Includes profile, CV, and publications, as well as personal information, including an account of his experience with pancreatic cancer.
- NPR: 'Last Lecture' Professor Randy Pausch Dies Obituary with audio and video.
- Wikipedia: Randy Pausch Profile, personal and career accomplishments, references, and links.
- Carnegie Mellon University: An Enduring Legacy The CMU professor's obituary.
- Carnegie Mellon University: July 25: In Memoriam: Randy Pausch Pausch's legacy at the university and the footbridge being built in his memory.
- CMU: Randy Pausch's Last Lecture Transcription of his last lecture.
- USA Today: Professor Pausch's life, 'Lecture' go from Web to book Article focusing on the release of The Last Lecture, a book cowritten with Jeffrey Zaslow. Includes a photo gallery.
- Carnegie Mellon Celebrates the Life of Randy Pausch Announcement of the September 22nd memorial to be streamed live online.
- The Legacy of Randy Pausch Dr. Gabriel Robins' memorial to his friend and mentor. Includes photographs and links to numerous news articles.
- WSJ: A Beloved Professor Delivers The Lecture of a Lifetime Jeff Zaslow's article on the lecture, including video with commentary.
- Los Angeles Times: Randy Pausch - 1960-2008 Photo gallery.
- Los Angeles Times: Randy Pausch, whose 'last lecture' became sensation dies Biographical obituary.