Join ACM as we host Flight Safety on Thursday, November 5th at 7:00 PM. This weeks meeting will be held in the Meramec/Gascconade Room in the Havener Center, rather than our normal meeting time!.
Speaker: Flight Safety
Where: Meramec/Gascconade Room in the Havener Center.
When: Thursday, November 5 @ 7:00 PM
Join ACM this Wednesday as we host Dr. Sedigh as she gives a presentation on Applied Research in Networking.
The increasing ubiquity of computer networks has led to
interesting and diverse research in applications of networking, and vice
versa. We will discuss a number of areas where this research has been
particularly fruitful, including sensor networks for environmental
monitoring and intelligent critical infrastructure systems.
Dr. Sahra Sedigh is an Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and a Research Investigator with the Intelligent Systems Center at the Missouri University of Science & Technology.
Topic: Applied research in networking: sensors, grids, and beyond
Where: CS 209A
When: Wednesday, October 21 @ 7:00 PM
Join ACM this Wednesday as we host Amanda Mechlin of Cerner. She is the current Director of the Internal IT group at Cerner and the presentation will focus on several projects her team is currently working on. In addition she will be talking about some of the careers available at Cerner.
Topic: Cerner – Current Projects and Careers
Where: CS 209A
When: Wednesday, October 7 @ 7:00 PM
The Semestly AI Tournament is scheduled for November 7. This semester’s theme is time travel, and to win the game competitors will have to travel through time to defeat their opponents. For more information check out the website for MegaMiner AI.
Reflections|Projections provides a great opportunity for a weekend full of fun and expanding your knowledge. We will be organizing a group to attend Reflections|Projections, if you are interested in attending, please attend a meeting in the next couple weeks. If you are unable to attend a meeting, feel free to email an officer.
The Association for Computing Machinery at the University of Illinois is hosting its 15th annual computing conference on October 16-18, 2009. Reflections | Projections is an opportunity for us to bring together students from across the country to gain a broader perspective on computer science in the presence of some of the great minds of today and yesterday. Throughout the weekend, we’ll have several speakers from across the country (from industry and academia alike), a programming competition from in-house developers (MechMania), and a job fair for students and companies in Computer Science.
