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Governor Phil Murphy announces a five-point Computer Science for ALL State Plan and FY20 Funding Opportunities at Bridgewater-Raritan High School on November 4, 2019. .(Edwin J. Torres/Governor’s Office)
Governor Phil Murphy announces a five-point Computer Science for ALL State Plan and FY20 Funding Opportunities at Bridgewater-Raritan High School on November 4, 2019. .(Edwin J. Torres/Governor’s Office)
Governor Phil Murphy announces a five-point Computer Science for ALL State Plan and FY20 Funding Opportunities at Bridgewater-Raritan High School on November 4, 2019. .(Edwin J. Torres/Governor’s Office)
Governor Phil Murphy announces a five-point Computer Science for ALL State Plan and FY20 Funding Opportunities at Bridgewater-Raritan High School on November 4, 2019. .(Edwin J. Torres/Governor’s Office)
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The International Conference on Advanced Computing Technologies and Applications (ICACTA) is organized by Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandalâs Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering.
ICACTA aims to provide a platform for researchers, academics, and worldwide industry professionals to share their computing technologies research in Information Technology and Computer Science. Participants are offered the opportunity to collaborate, network, and share ideas within the computing technologies community in order to learn and further their research.
This yearâs focus is on computing technologies such as Soft Computing, Ubiquitous and High Performance Computing, Network Computing, and Computing Applications. Sponsors include TATA Consultancy Services Limited (TCSL), EMC, IDEAL Credence, Eduabroad Consulting, the Computer Society of India, Collegepond, Imperial Overseas Education, Jamboree, KIC Education, The College Fever, and Institute of Foreign Studies.
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Computer Programmer and UBC CompSci grad Adam seems to be adjusting well to his new digs in the Canadian North.
This experimental prototype is for investigating the problems of movement and visual navigation on the surface of Mars. It therefore operates in a special sandpit filled with sand which has been carefully devised to mimic the typical sands of mars, and is surrounded by pictorial panels taken from 360 degree Martian horizon scan by NASA. So if it doesn't look up and see the electric lights it looks like Mars :-)
It's a sensor and locomotion actuator development test bed. It's not a self-contained autonomous robot. It's power supplies and computer are remote and sessile, at the end of its umbilical cord.
This photograph was taken during the TAROS 2007 robot conference at Aberystwyth University. The project leader is Dr Dave Barnes, Reader in Planetary and Space Robotics at Aberystwyth. Aberystwyth University's Intelligent Robotics Group is one of the largest in the UK.
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Another one of those boring, non inspiring days today. The only exciting thing I did today was open up my Captivate to see why my power button stopped working. I was hoping it was only dust or something, but It turns out it's something much worse then that, so I'm using apps to lock/unlock my phone right now T__T. Hopefully getting a new phone in a month or two, so I'll see how that goes.
The reason I own this book, is because not to long ago, I wanted to become a programmer/hacker person. But, that sadly hasn't happened because I don't have the patience to become one. Could never really get into it. Which is a shame, because it is something I want to be able to do, I just can't take reading for hours on end to figure a simple problem that could be a misplaced semicolon.
The Computer Science area with the Engineering Tower in the background at UC Irvine. Taken from the top of Donald Bren Hall.
© 2010 by Frank LiHong Mao
I took a quick excursion to find the "Fun With Robots" activity elsewhere in the building, after the 1,000,000th visitor came up to our booths and asked us where to find it.
Computer Science activities at the UBC Science Rendezvous.
This was early in the day. Later in the day this activity was total madness.
I know it doesn't really compare to a full HEV suit + crowbar, but I still felt like I was honouring my absolute favourite gaming character, and as an easy costume to put together, I was quite happy. I already had the lab coat. I bought the glasses and tag holder, in to which I just put a printed version of this tag: www.etsy.com/listing/78800060/black-mesa-research-facilit... :P I also bought the beard, which I trimmed to try and make it more Gordon's style. I would have grown one, but unfortunately my efforts in the first part of Movember were fairly embarrassing. I think ideally my hair would have been darker [and the beard slightly lighter] and perhaps better shaped. If the beard didn't have the obvious strap, that would also have been nice. Wore for a CompSci social held by my University.
I think I was 14 when I first started connecting wires and batteries to make a light "light up". Thought it was kinda cool Part of the reason I started off as a EE. But the one and zeros kept calling me back to CompSci. Wonder what he will end up pursuing at Harvard in 12 years. Time will only tell.
Tan Le is the guest speak to start the Computer Science Golden Jubilee about her company Emotiv and the wireless EEG headset on Friday Oct. 23, 2015. Computer Science student Katrina Ward tries the Emotiv headset. Sam O'Keefe/Missouri S&T
The power went out on my street. So I finished blogging by the light from a candle. It's awesome to have priorities this straight.
I wrote that Blocking students on school network is wrong.
Tan Le is the guest speak to start the Computer Science Golden Jubilee about her company Emotiv and the wireless EEG headset on Friday Oct. 23, 2015. Computer Science student Katrina Ward tries the Emotiv headset. Sam O'Keefe/Missouri S&T
A bunch of the CCS CS freshmen are taking CS 130A and were discussing red black trees and union find and hijacked Murat's class to talk about them after he gave them design patterns to look up and present next time; also Andrew made an artistic rendition of a red black tree. I only got 2 shots of it before my battery died while I was trying to turn off the flash; later Sunil erased it.
Tan Le is the guest speak to start the Computer Science Golden Jubilee about her company Emotiv and the wireless EEG headset on Friday Oct. 23, 2015. Computer Science student Katrina Ward tries the Emotiv headset. Sam O'Keefe/Missouri S&T
Convocation for the new School of Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) in the Klaus Advanced Computing Building.
Tan Le is the guest speak to start the Computer Science Golden Jubilee about her company Emotiv and the wireless EEG headset on Friday Oct. 23, 2015. Computer Science student Katrina Ward tries the Emotiv headset. Sam O'Keefe/Missouri S&T
Tan Le is the guest speak to start the Computer Science Golden Jubilee about her company Emotiv and the wireless EEG headset on Friday Oct. 23, 2015. Computer Science student Katrina Ward tries the Emotiv headset. Sam O'Keefe/Missouri S&T
Tan Le is the guest speak to start the Computer Science Golden Jubilee about her company Emotiv and the wireless EEG headset on Friday Oct. 23, 2015. Computer Science student Katrina Ward tries the Emotiv headset. Sam O'Keefe/Missouri S&T
Tan Le is the guest speak to start the Computer Science Golden Jubilee about her company Emotiv and the wireless EEG headset on Friday Oct. 23, 2015. Computer Science student Katrina Ward tries the Emotiv headset. Sam O'Keefe/Missouri S&T
Quảng bá ẩm thực Việt Nam đến bạn bè quốc tế =)
- 98 cái nem (98 spring rolls)
- 1 đĩa chả lá lốt (A full plate of minced pork in betel leaves - my family grew the betel leaves on our own)
- 1 hộp ruốc (one jar of salted shredded pork, made by my grandmother)
- CompSci jokes
- "International Fun"
- Questions of Kris' hair and the existence of his girlfriend
- Other (inappropriate) jokes
- Awesome evening
- Awesome people
Computer Science activities at the UBC Science Rendezvous.
Trying to colour a map of Vancouver with as few colours as possible.