Computer Science and Information Systems Students Seminar Series
Code Detectives
Did you program when you were 11 years old? Do you feel the excitement and passion when solving computer-related problems? Would you spend sleepless nights trying to find bugs, security issues or make your program work? Do you see programming as a recreational and playful activity and program during your spare time? Do you consider programming as an art and are impressed by elegantly written code? Do you know any killer programming tips? Are you part of the programming community? Do you participate in programming contests?
Come listen, chat and play programming games with a series of speakers from the business, industry and open source community who answered YES to all of the above questions. Maybe the passion is contagious?! This is your opportunity to have all your burning tech-related and also career-related questions answered.
Who: All are welcome!
When: Tuesday 4:30 - 5:30
Where: Pace University, 163 William Street, Room 1525
Mailing list: pace_csis_seminars_f2006@yahoogroups.com
Contacts: Dr. Scharff (cscharff@pace.edu), Dr. Gotel (ogotel@pace.edu)
Fall 2006 Syllabus Fall 2006 Flyer Fall 2006 12/12 Presentations Speakers
Yakov Fain, Managing Principal, Farata Systems
Yakov Fain's blog Another brick in the Wall, Yakov Fain, JDJ, May. 28, 2005. Anthony Reyes, 1st VP High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA) Bernie Berger, President, Test Assured Consulting Becoming a Better Software Tester. Frank Greco, Chairman NY Java User Group (NYJavaSIG) The Object Grid: Improving Reliability, Resiliency and Respect Jaswinder Hayre, Senior Security Tester, Ernst & Young Dr. Jim Miller, Father of CLR, Chief Architect, Microsoft Corporation Comparing CodeLab and WeBWorK CodeLab surveyWeBWorK survey Computing ContestsPast series: Spring 2006 Fall 2005 Spring 2005 Fall 2004