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Posted October 24th 20113
It might seem a bit ironic me being bursting with pride at being a member of a sisterhood, what with me being a guy who never even had a sister, but I am. The Sisterhood of CS is the fifth Computer Science club for which I am advisor. Perhaps being advisor means I am not really a member, but you ...
Posted September 16th 20110
Posted September 14th 20110
I was preparing a post on algorithmic patterns and how they aid the process of being able to solve computational problems using paallel techniques when I came across the iPod version of Math flyer. Math and ...
Posted September 14th 20111
Paper Mario was pretty popular and I think the upcoming special issue of ACM Transactions on Computing Education will also be pretty popular, especially since it will be focused on Concurrent, Parallel and Distributed Computation.
We are at a cusp where there is a great amount of productive churn ...
Posted September 14th 20110
Paper Mario was pretty popular and I think the upcoming special issue of ACM Transactions on Computing Education will also be pretty popular, especially since it will be focused on Concurrent, Parallel and Distributed Computation.
We are at a cusp where there is a great amount of productive ...
Posted September 14th 20110
Paper Mario was pretty popular and I think the upcoming special issue of ACM Transactions on Computing Education will also be pretty popular, especially since it will be focused on Concurrent, Parallel and Distributed Computation.
We are at a cusp where there is a great amount of productive ...
Posted May 4th 20113
Convergence of good ideas into a coalesced one is normative for this millennia. It has has happened with PDA, camera, phone, and portable game system becoming today's smartphone; which is now converging with touchscreen notepad and keyboard into a next ubiquitous device. This blog post highlights ...
Posted March 29th 20111
Sure I knew my friend Dan Garcia has been working to re-establish the joy and beauty of computer science to a whole new generation.
And yeah, talking with enthusiastic Dan convinced inspired me to develop a parallel class at my ...
Posted February 1st 20111
Paul Steinberg's Black History month blog post about dreams propelled me to write my first blog post in over a year.
My initial urge was to lament the struggle in retaining and reaching Black males in Computer Science. My ...
Posted March 17th 20104
"MEN WANTED FOR HAZARDOUS JOURNEY. SMALL WAGES, BITTER COLD, LONG MONTHS OF COMPLETE DARKNESS, CONSTANT DANGER, SAFE RETURN DOUBTFUL. HONOR AND RECOGNITION IN CASE OF SUCCESS."
These were Ernest Shackleton's words advertising for crew to accompany him on his adventure to the South Pole. If we ...