We produce a great deal of news here at the Department of Computer Science and Information Technology. We need to keep these significant verifiable data. With the Computer Science News Archive page, site guests can get to software engineering authentic news . going back to Fall 2013. It is perfect for understudy, graduated class and staff inspired by glancing back at noteworthy APSU software engineering office scope.
Scholastic Year 2015-2016 Software engineering Freshmen/Transfer Student Welcome Event 9/23/2015 @ 3:30pm MMCS244. CHS (Community Health Systems) led temporary position meeting, at our area of expertise on 11/4/2015. The paid temporary job is for Spring 2016 semester. New Information Assurance and Security Minor is offered in Fall 2015. Congrats/Conferences/Publications/Events : APSU Summer Research Symposium, September 18, 2015, 2:00pm-4:00pm, APSU Woodward Library, Room 232. Two software engineering understudies Alexander Hornick and Benjamin Hardin will be exhibiting examination they finished through the span of the late spring. Scholarly Year 2014-2015 CHS (Community Health Systems) directed 2 entry level position interviews, at our area of expertise on 3/24/2015, and 7/15.2015.
The paid temporary positions were for Summer 2015, and Fall 2015 semesters. 3 understudies were utilized as assistants for Summer 2015 semester. Five Northeast High School educators of the Game Programming Academy, went to a 2 day CMCSS externship WordPress web improvement workshop, at the division of software engineering, 5/27 and 5/28/2015. The workshop was sorted out by Dr. Leong Lee and Dr. Bruce Myers, upheld by the APSU Office of Admissions, supported by the APSU Office of Academic Affairs. Software engineering Education Week Open House, 12/3/2014, 3:30-6:00pm, Maynard Building Lobby, Presentation, Games, FREE Pizza, Prizes, all are welcome!
Look at points of interest here (APSU news) . what’s more, here (The Leaf-Chronicle) . Congrats/Conferences/Publications : Our specialization’s PSM (Professional Science Master’s) project creates first graduates, Summer 2015. Software engineering understudy Alexander D. Hornick did REU (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) at Iowa State University in Summer 2015. He partook in the Summer Program for Interdisciplinary Research and Education – Emerging Interface Technologies ( SPIRE – EIT ), and he was in the Detecting Threat group. Great job! Alex!
Software engineering graduating understudy Arisha Majors gets Drane Award (a top APSU understudy honor), Spring 2015 The ACM Student Chapter at APSU is eager to declare our New 2015-16 ACM Officers. ACM President: Dustin Marchak ACM Vice President: Megan Bartlett Treasurer: Alexander Hornick Website admin: Dominic Volavong Secretary: Doreen Lynch Dr. Elarde . Dr. Jackson . what’s more, Dr. Nicholson went to the ACM Mid-Southeast Fall 2014 Conference . Nov 13-14, Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Dr. Elarde, Dr. Jackson, and Dr. John Nicholson served as Session Chairs and Judges at diverse undergrad and graduate presentations session. Dr. Joseph Elarde exhibited research discoveries titled “A Computer Architecture/Organization Team Project Assignment – Reverse Engineering the MARIE Processor” at the Professional Presentations session.
Dr. Chenchutta Jackson introduced research discoveries titled “Virtual Worlds and Conservational Channel Evolution and Pollutant Transport Systems (CONCEPTS)” at the Professional Presentations session. The Department of Computer Science and IT was chosen for Honorable Mention identified with their showcase (tablet controlled drawing robot v1.0) on AP Day, 11/1/2014. Congrats to Dr. Nicholson and Dr. Elarde . Dr. Nicholson now has more cash to purchase toys (I mean robots).
Congrats to the 3 groups that partook in the Mid-Central Regional ACM Programming Contest 2014 . The groups are managed by Dr. Coleman . The ACM Programming Contest is a global programming challenge run each year by the Association for Computing Machinery. The challenge happens in two stages. The principal stage is the Regional Contests which are held at different locales all through the world. Every area organizes its own particular challenge and the top groups in every district are decided to contend at the second period of the challenge, which is the World Finals. APSU contended in the Mid Central area (TN, KY, IL, AR, MO) at the Tennessee Tech site in Cookeville, TN on Saturday, November first.
There were 24 groups contending at the site and 153 groups contending in the locale. The groups were: Modem Family: Donald Buhl-Brown, William Rich, Michael Walker . fourth at the site and 38th in the area The Knights Who Say GNU: Connor Bourne, Jacob Hilliard, Brett Lee . ninth at the site and 59th in the area The X-Filesystem: Jason Coppedge, Stephen Schuetrumpf, Daniel Wherry . fifteenth at the site and 90th in the area APSU software engineering understudy Arisha Majors outlines site for Tennessee Academy of Sciences Dr. Leong Lee . what’s more, Dr. Gregory S. Ridenour (Geosciences) had their examination paper ” Using Data Mining to Investigate Interaction between Channel Characteristics and Hydraulic Geometry Channel Types ” acknowledged by the IEEE Symposium Series on Computational Intelligence (SSCI), Orlando, Florida, Dec 9-12, 2014. Dr. Samuel N Jator (Math Dept.
Seat), and Dr. Leong Lee distributed examination paper ” Implementing a seventh-request direct multistep technique in an indicator corrector mode or piece mode: which is more productive for the general second request starting worth issue ” in associate looked into SpringerPlus Journal . SpringerPlus 2014, 3 :447. Dr. Leong Lee . Dr. Matthew Jones (Math), Dr. Gregory S. Ridenour (Geosciences), Mr. Maurice P. Testa, and Mr. Michael J. Wilson (GIS) had their exploration paper ” Investigating and Comparing Spatial Accuracy and Precision of GPS-Enabled Devices in Middle Tennessee ” acknowledged by the GRMSE 2014 Conference, Ypsilanti, Michigan, Oct 3-5, 2014. Congrats to Kadeem J. Pardue, graduate of Spring 2014, for being acknowledged to the online Masters of Science in Computer Science program (with a specialization in Databases and Software Engineering) at the Georgia Institute of Technology ‘s College of Computing. Congrats to Dr. John Nicholson for accepting the 2014 Socrates Award for Excellence in Teaching APSU software engineering system perceived on national rundown. ComputerScienceOnline.
organization, a main asset for internet learning in software engineering and related fields, as of late discharged its Best Online Computer Science Degrees list for 2015, and the association positioned Austin Peay State University as one of the main 50 programs in the country. Look at points of interest here (APSU news) . Congrats to Spring 2014 Computer Science Graduates Who Secure Jobs BEFORE Graduation. Justin Carter. Brian Rivers. Clinton Person. Kadeem Pardue. Sean Bennett. Steven (Scott) Dunning.
Anthony Coffey. Jeffrey Gray. Congrats to ACM officers for all the diligent work they have done for the current year. ACM association has been selected for a Student Organization Award . These awardswill be exhibited amid the yearly Student Organization and Leader Awards program: April 16, 2014, 6pm . Morgan University Center Ballroom. Dr. Nicholas Coleman is the ACM understudy association support. Dr. John Nicholson went to the 2014 SIGCSE meeting (March 2014) in Atlanta, GA where he displayed two assignments the ” Image Stacker ” and ” The Pesky Tourist ” on the Nifty Assignments Panel.
The Computer Science Dept had two understudies why should acknowledged present at the 2014 National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) . College of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, April 3-5, 2014. An aggregate of 7 APSU understudies were acknowledged to display at the gathering. Congrats to. New Networking Concentration was offered in Fall 2014 Scholarly Year 2013-2014 Profession Networking Event 2014 Feb 19, 2014, 9am – 1pm APSU MUC Ballroom An open door for effective graduated class to come back to grounds to invest energy with understudies in an one-on-one, little gathering or roundtable talks to share their encounters, offer down to earth counsel and give understudies a sensible photo of their individual fields (this is not a vocation reasonable). The occasion is transparent to all understudies. Software engineering Alumni that will be there are: Mike Smithfield (’94 – Computer Science). Counseling Performance Tester – Hospital Corporation of America Michael Wright (’85 – Computer Science). Co-Owner/VP – Quality Manufacturing Systems, Inc. Bruce Hall (’10 – Computer Science).
Arrangement Analyst – Ricoh Mario Chavez-Rivas (’01 Computer Science). Front End Systems Leader – Ingersoll-Rand Ronnie Sagar (’09 – Computer Science). Senior IT Specialist – CDE Lightband Michael Neverdusky (’03 – Computer Science). Senior Network Engineer – CDE Lightband We’ve Moved. We’ve Moved.
We’ve Moved. We’ve Moved. The Computer Science and IT division has moved to the new $6.7 million Maynard Building. It would be ideal if you go to Maynard to see us in Jan 2014. Maynard Mathematics and Computer Science Building was named to pay tribute to nearby agent and former student James Maynard (’56) . The office, which houses the APSU Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the APSU Department of Computer Science and Information Technology, joins the Sundquist Science Building and the Hemlock Semiconductor Building in making a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) center on the eastern side of the grounds. Congrats to Dr. Bruce Myers for getting the 2013 APSU National Alumni Association Distinguished Professor Award Congrats/Conferences/Publications : Congrats to ACM officers for all the diligent work they have done for the current year. ACM association has been named for a Student Organization Award . These awardswi
Scholastic Year 2015-2016 Software engineering Freshmen/Transfer Student Welcome Event 9/23/2015 @ 3:30pm MMCS244. CHS (Community Health Systems) led temporary position meeting, at our area of expertise on 11/4/2015. The paid temporary job is for Spring 2016 semester. New Information Assurance and Security Minor is offered in Fall 2015. Congrats/Conferences/Publications/Events : APSU Summer Research Symposium, September 18, 2015, 2:00pm-4:00pm, APSU Woodward Library, Room 232. Two software engineering understudies Alexander Hornick and Benjamin Hardin will be exhibiting examination they finished through the span of the late spring. Scholarly Year 2014-2015 CHS (Community Health Systems) directed 2 entry level position interviews, at our area of expertise on 3/24/2015, and 7/15.2015.
The paid temporary positions were for Summer 2015, and Fall 2015 semesters. 3 understudies were utilized as assistants for Summer 2015 semester. Five Northeast High School educators of the Game Programming Academy, went to a 2 day CMCSS externship WordPress web improvement workshop, at the division of software engineering, 5/27 and 5/28/2015. The workshop was sorted out by Dr. Leong Lee and Dr. Bruce Myers, upheld by the APSU Office of Admissions, supported by the APSU Office of Academic Affairs. Software engineering Education Week Open House, 12/3/2014, 3:30-6:00pm, Maynard Building Lobby, Presentation, Games, FREE Pizza, Prizes, all are welcome!
Look at points of interest here (APSU news) . what’s more, here (The Leaf-Chronicle) . Congrats/Conferences/Publications : Our specialization’s PSM (Professional Science Master’s) project creates first graduates, Summer 2015. Software engineering understudy Alexander D. Hornick did REU (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) at Iowa State University in Summer 2015. He partook in the Summer Program for Interdisciplinary Research and Education – Emerging Interface Technologies ( SPIRE – EIT ), and he was in the Detecting Threat group. Great job! Alex!
Software engineering graduating understudy Arisha Majors gets Drane Award (a top APSU understudy honor), Spring 2015 The ACM Student Chapter at APSU is eager to declare our New 2015-16 ACM Officers. ACM President: Dustin Marchak ACM Vice President: Megan Bartlett Treasurer: Alexander Hornick Website admin: Dominic Volavong Secretary: Doreen Lynch Dr. Elarde . Dr. Jackson . what’s more, Dr. Nicholson went to the ACM Mid-Southeast Fall 2014 Conference . Nov 13-14, Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Dr. Elarde, Dr. Jackson, and Dr. John Nicholson served as Session Chairs and Judges at diverse undergrad and graduate presentations session. Dr. Joseph Elarde exhibited research discoveries titled “A Computer Architecture/Organization Team Project Assignment – Reverse Engineering the MARIE Processor” at the Professional Presentations session.
Dr. Chenchutta Jackson introduced research discoveries titled “Virtual Worlds and Conservational Channel Evolution and Pollutant Transport Systems (CONCEPTS)” at the Professional Presentations session. The Department of Computer Science and IT was chosen for Honorable Mention identified with their showcase (tablet controlled drawing robot v1.0) on AP Day, 11/1/2014. Congrats to Dr. Nicholson and Dr. Elarde . Dr. Nicholson now has more cash to purchase toys (I mean robots).
Congrats to the 3 groups that partook in the Mid-Central Regional ACM Programming Contest 2014 . The groups are managed by Dr. Coleman . The ACM Programming Contest is a global programming challenge run each year by the Association for Computing Machinery. The challenge happens in two stages. The principal stage is the Regional Contests which are held at different locales all through the world. Every area organizes its own particular challenge and the top groups in every district are decided to contend at the second period of the challenge, which is the World Finals. APSU contended in the Mid Central area (TN, KY, IL, AR, MO) at the Tennessee Tech site in Cookeville, TN on Saturday, November first.
There were 24 groups contending at the site and 153 groups contending in the locale. The groups were: Modem Family: Donald Buhl-Brown, William Rich, Michael Walker . fourth at the site and 38th in the area The Knights Who Say GNU: Connor Bourne, Jacob Hilliard, Brett Lee . ninth at the site and 59th in the area The X-Filesystem: Jason Coppedge, Stephen Schuetrumpf, Daniel Wherry . fifteenth at the site and 90th in the area APSU software engineering understudy Arisha Majors outlines site for Tennessee Academy of Sciences Dr. Leong Lee . what’s more, Dr. Gregory S. Ridenour (Geosciences) had their examination paper ” Using Data Mining to Investigate Interaction between Channel Characteristics and Hydraulic Geometry Channel Types ” acknowledged by the IEEE Symposium Series on Computational Intelligence (SSCI), Orlando, Florida, Dec 9-12, 2014. Dr. Samuel N Jator (Math Dept.
Seat), and Dr. Leong Lee distributed examination paper ” Implementing a seventh-request direct multistep technique in an indicator corrector mode or piece mode: which is more productive for the general second request starting worth issue ” in associate looked into SpringerPlus Journal . SpringerPlus 2014, 3 :447. Dr. Leong Lee . Dr. Matthew Jones (Math), Dr. Gregory S. Ridenour (Geosciences), Mr. Maurice P. Testa, and Mr. Michael J. Wilson (GIS) had their exploration paper ” Investigating and Comparing Spatial Accuracy and Precision of GPS-Enabled Devices in Middle Tennessee ” acknowledged by the GRMSE 2014 Conference, Ypsilanti, Michigan, Oct 3-5, 2014. Congrats to Kadeem J. Pardue, graduate of Spring 2014, for being acknowledged to the online Masters of Science in Computer Science program (with a specialization in Databases and Software Engineering) at the Georgia Institute of Technology ‘s College of Computing. Congrats to Dr. John Nicholson for accepting the 2014 Socrates Award for Excellence in Teaching APSU software engineering system perceived on national rundown. ComputerScienceOnline.
organization, a main asset for internet learning in software engineering and related fields, as of late discharged its Best Online Computer Science Degrees list for 2015, and the association positioned Austin Peay State University as one of the main 50 programs in the country. Look at points of interest here (APSU news) . Congrats to Spring 2014 Computer Science Graduates Who Secure Jobs BEFORE Graduation. Justin Carter. Brian Rivers. Clinton Person. Kadeem Pardue. Sean Bennett. Steven (Scott) Dunning.
Anthony Coffey. Jeffrey Gray. Congrats to ACM officers for all the diligent work they have done for the current year. ACM association has been selected for a Student Organization Award . These awardswill be exhibited amid the yearly Student Organization and Leader Awards program: April 16, 2014, 6pm . Morgan University Center Ballroom. Dr. Nicholas Coleman is the ACM understudy association support. Dr. John Nicholson went to the 2014 SIGCSE meeting (March 2014) in Atlanta, GA where he displayed two assignments the ” Image Stacker ” and ” The Pesky Tourist ” on the Nifty Assignments Panel.
The Computer Science Dept had two understudies why should acknowledged present at the 2014 National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) . College of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, April 3-5, 2014. An aggregate of 7 APSU understudies were acknowledged to display at the gathering. Congrats to. New Networking Concentration was offered in Fall 2014 Scholarly Year 2013-2014 Profession Networking Event 2014 Feb 19, 2014, 9am – 1pm APSU MUC Ballroom An open door for effective graduated class to come back to grounds to invest energy with understudies in an one-on-one, little gathering or roundtable talks to share their encounters, offer down to earth counsel and give understudies a sensible photo of their individual fields (this is not a vocation reasonable). The occasion is transparent to all understudies. Software engineering Alumni that will be there are: Mike Smithfield (’94 – Computer Science). Counseling Performance Tester – Hospital Corporation of America Michael Wright (’85 – Computer Science). Co-Owner/VP – Quality Manufacturing Systems, Inc. Bruce Hall (’10 – Computer Science).
Arrangement Analyst – Ricoh Mario Chavez-Rivas (’01 Computer Science). Front End Systems Leader – Ingersoll-Rand Ronnie Sagar (’09 – Computer Science). Senior IT Specialist – CDE Lightband Michael Neverdusky (’03 – Computer Science). Senior Network Engineer – CDE Lightband We’ve Moved. We’ve Moved.
We’ve Moved. We’ve Moved. The Computer Science and IT division has moved to the new $6.7 million Maynard Building. It would be ideal if you go to Maynard to see us in Jan 2014. Maynard Mathematics and Computer Science Building was named to pay tribute to nearby agent and former student James Maynard (’56) . The office, which houses the APSU Department of Mathematics and Statistics and the APSU Department of Computer Science and Information Technology, joins the Sundquist Science Building and the Hemlock Semiconductor Building in making a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) center on the eastern side of the grounds. Congrats to Dr. Bruce Myers for getting the 2013 APSU National Alumni Association Distinguished Professor Award Congrats/Conferences/Publications : Congrats to ACM officers for all the diligent work they have done for the current year. ACM association has been named for a Student Organization Award . These awardswi
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