Next ACM meeting, as usual, is at 4:30, March 5th, in the Longview Labs.
John “Walle” Cronkite will be presenting on using Virtualization, including VMWare, to make reliable systems through redundancy. Free soda will be provided!
Oh, hey. What’s this?
Hello all. We’re not dead yet!
The officers are planning lots of neat stuff for this semester; expect more than just student presentations. This being said, if you’d like to present at an ACM meeting this semester, the time to act is now. Meetings are finite and space is thus limited. Contact one of the officers with a topic and we’ll add you to the schedule.
We’ll start the semester off this Friday with a presentation on Javascript by the ever prolific Joseph Wallace.
Here is Josh Bruning’s presentation from his very interesting talk at ACM on Friday about Synthetic biology:
An Introduction to Synthetic Biology – the intersection of computer science and genetics, including refactoring DNA and engineering and synthesizing new organisms.
Hi Everyone!
Our last regular ACM meeting will be held tomorrow, Friday, April 24, at 4:30pm in LH 133 as usual.
Josh Bruning will be presenting on: An Introduction to Synthetic Biology – the intersection of computer science and genetics, including refactoring DNA and engineering and synthesizing new organisms.
Earlier this semester Josh spoke on Game engineering pipeline.
Free drinks will be provided!
I hope to see you there!
Elijah Lofgren
LETU ACM President
Hi Everyone!
The following special meeting announcement just came in from Dr. Baas:
Don Christensen is visiting campus next week and has agreed to meet with CS majors during supper on Monday, 27th, in one of the Corner Cafe’s dining rooms. We’re also invited to attend the day-long meetings, Monday-Wednesday in MSC3, 9am-5pm.
Here’s a short bio on the man.
Don Christensen introduced in 1981 one of the first CASE tools on the commercial market. Don worked as an IBM Systems Engineer in the 70s, and created a system called Application Development System (ADS). In 1981, New England Life Insurance, Raytheon, John Hancock Life Insurance and Liberty Mutual became users of this new software. ADS today is sold and maintained by Computer Associates (CA) and referred to as CA-TELON and sold in its height $34 million in one year. Don lives in Quincy, Massachusetts and has two children, a daughter who works with her dad as a web programmer and a son who is a programmer as well. Don with his current software company, Quinsoft, is releasing to the Open Community under GPLv3 called OpenCUAS (Open Community University Administrative System).
Be sure to try and join us if you can!
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