Here’s a list of courses offered Spring 2015: Office of the Registrar, Spring 2015 Catalog, Computer Science CSCI 107: Creating Games McGuire 107-01 (LEC) TR 8:30-9:45 107-02 (LAB) R 1:00-4:00 CSCI 134: Introduction to Computer Science (Q) Danyluk, Freund… Continue reading »
Emma Harrington (pictured center) won second place in the ACM undergraduate student research competition at the Grace Hopper Conference for her work on “Using Escape Analysis in Dynamic Data Race Detection” with Prof. Steve Freund. Continue reading »
Wednesday, November 5 in TCL 206 1:00 pm — Networking in the Light 1:15 pm — StudentLife App: A term in the life of a Dartmouth Class 1:35 pm — Q&A on Dartmouth as a place for graduate studies in CS This event will count as colloquium credit… Continue reading »
EAGER: Scalable Energy Monitoring and Visualization in a Living Building The International Living Future Institute (ILFI) is encouraging programs that assist in the development of “greener” buildings that are also architecturally interesting. The Living Building Challenge (LBC) is a building certification program, administered by the ILFI, which… Continue reading »
Saving the World with Computer Science? Williams College will be awarding Ethan Zuckerman a Bicentennial Medal during convocation this weekend. On September 19, while Ethan is on campus, he will be giving a talk in the Computer Science department. There will be a lunch reception in the Computer Science lounge… Continue reading »
Congratulations to Stephen Freund! The National Science Foundation has awarded him a three-year, $198,993 grant to study techniques for automatically identifying defects in multithreaded software. Multithreaded programs are those capable of executing more than one task, or thread, simultaneously, explains Freund, whose research focuses on the design and implementation of… Continue reading »
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