Computing Outreach Lecture Series
Sponsored by the Computer Science Department and the ACM
Motivation for this series:
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To present speakers who will engage a wide community with insights about existing and proposed new uses of computing, and how each of us can participate in discovering new uses for computing. One goal is to encourage students, parents, adult learners, fo example, to consider enrolling in College of Charleston Computer Science courses to further explore these issues.
Computing solutions are becoming ubiquitous and there is much to learn about how these solutions work and what they can do. Computing literacy will soon be akin to conventional literacy as foundational knowledge for the 21st century citizen. Let's promote the new literacy! |
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Speaker
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Announcement
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Please Volunteer by contacting Jim Bowring: bowringj@cofc.edu
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8
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15 October 2009
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Nafees bin Zafar (1998)
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Computational Thinking and the Creative Arts
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7
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24 February 2009
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Michel Eboueya
of University of La Rochelle |
Using Semantic Web Technologies for a Learning Object Mediation System
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6
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18 March 2008
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Dr. Ron Vetter, sponsored by ACM Distinguished Speakers
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Building Mobile Phone ApplicationsKeywords: Ontology, Semantic Web, Semantic Search, e-Learning, Mediation System
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5
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19 February 2008
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Computer Science Alumni
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4
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6 November 2007
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Arpan Kotecha
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Automated Trading Desk: Bridging the Gap Between Trading & Technology
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3
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5 April 2007
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Steven "Bubba" Robbins
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From One Byte to One Billion Dollars
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2
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13 March 2007
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Tarsem S. Purewal Jr.
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The Social Relevance of |
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1
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20 November 2006
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Dr. Gary H. Lunsford
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Connecting People to Technology: |
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