They’re also looking for people that are interested in working with them on their wide range of projects – if you’re interested, head over to their website and learn about the positions available today!
On April 9th at 7:00pm in CS209A, Kate Holdener will be presenting about a yet to be decided topic. Kate is a recent PhD graduate from Missouri S&T (May 2008), and she will be able to speak from the perspective of a fresh grad in the working world.
We will also be having OFFICER ELECTIONS. So it is very important that all paid members come to cast their votes! Please come if you are interested in running for office.
Join us on 4/7 (on a Tuesday, not Thursday) for a talk on iPhone development. IDC LLC (Interdisciplinary Design Collaborative) is a company created by Missouri S&T students and is currently managing a project with iPhone development. One of their representatives will be giving the talk.
**There will be Snacks & Drinks too!!** When: 4/7 @ 7:00pm Where: CS 209A
On February 26th at 7:00pm, Sam Handlang from FlightSafety will be coming to speak to Missouri S&T ACM. FlightSafety’s visual simulation systems division is located in St. Louis, MO and they are the largest simulator manufacturer in the United States.
The MegaMiner AI tournament will be held from Saturday, April 18th at 1:00pm to Sunday, April 19th at 1:00pm. For more information, visit the Missouri S&T ACM AI website.
Clint Rutkas from Microsoft is coming back to Rolla on February 12th! Clint will be talking about cool stuff he has done. He ensures us that he’ll have no problems talking about himself and his projects and you better believe it. Clint has worked on projects ranging from a homemade segway to an automated bartender – come to our meeting to learn more!
After the meeting, we’ll be having another Xbox360 event. Clint is bringing the Xbox’s back and we’ll be setting up for Gears of War 2 or Halo 3 – be sure to join us!
Join us for the first speaker of the Student Speaker Series, Nick Pegg. Nick’s presentation is entitled “Using the Android Platform for Fun and Non-profit” – he’ll be talking about the Android platform and how to develop your own applications within it.
This semester, ACM and ACM SIG Security are teaming up to give you S3 – The Student Speaker Series.
The aim of the series is to introduce Missouri S&T students to cool technologies that they’re interested in. The series will occur in addition to the regularly scheduled ACM and ACM SIG Security meetings. The series will consist of Missouri S&T students giving walkthrough/workshop style presentations for their respective technologies.
When:Tuesday, 7:00pm
Where: CS209A
Series Schedule:
February 10th – Nick Pegg – Android Development
February 24th – Zach Zeman and Patrick Edgett – Reverse Engineering
April 7th – Interdisciplinary Design Collaborative LLC - iPhone Development
Sun campus ambassador Jasenko Hosic is coming to talk about Sun technologies! He’ll be focusing on OpenSolaris, ZFS (Zetabyte File System) and Zones and Containers within Solaris.
Jasenko will also have OpenSolaris install discs available – so bring your laptop if you want to give it a try!
