UPCOMING EVENTS...

 

The School of Computer Science and Information Systems is planning to host a number of exciting events in the near future: several on the New York City campus, the other in Pleasantville. The first is a series of talks on the timely topic of Internet security, the second an Information Session focusing on the new M.S. in Software Design and Development program, and the third a FIRST Lego League Tournament.

 

 

Internet Security Expert to Speak

 

Dr. Hal Berghel, an expert on Internet security and forensics and Distinguished ACM Lecturer, has been invited to deliver a series of talks to CSIS faculty, students, and alumni/ae. The student talk “Hacking 2003: Beyond Viruses and Trojan Horses” scheduled for Monday, November 3, is open to the entire Pace community.

 

Information Session for New M.S. Degree Program

 

Come to an information session devoted entirely to our new M.S. in Software Design and Development to be offered on our NYC campus for the first time in Spring 2004. The specifics are:

Date: Monday, November 10 Place: One Pace Plaza New York City Room E328 Time: 5:30 p.m

For additional information and to register for the information session, please contact James Curry, director of administrative systems, at (212) 346-1687 or at jcurry@pace.edu. To see a detailed program description, visit csis.pace.edu and look under the Graduate Programs section.

 

 

First Lego League Tournament a First for Pace

 

On Sunday, February 8, 2004, children ages 9-14 will assemble on the Pleasantville campus to participate in a FIRST Lego League Tournament. The tournament was founded by Dean Kamen, a well-known inventor, whose FIRST Organization teamed up with the Lego Company to create a competition for kids that will help them learn about science and technology in a fun and exciting way.

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