Mark your calendars for April 20 at 10 a.m. if you're ready to learn more about avionics. This seminar will cover a variety of topics by computer science alumnus Jeff Outlaw. The seminar will be held in Cheek 151. About the seminar Outlaw, a current member of the MSU computer science advisory board, will speak about his work as a senior software engineer. His talk, … [Read more...] about Learn more about aviation electronics April 20
Cheek 151 had a face lift. With 50 new computers, a lounge for graduate students to study, and dedicated space to the computer science department, it’s looking good. The computer lab Dr. Anthony Clark, assistant professor of computer science, says this lab was a real need for several reasons. Reason one: Computer science recently expanded and added a new master's program. … [Read more...] about New computer space gives students new opportunities
In honor of Women's HERstory Month, Ariane Gorin, president, Expedia Partner Solutions, will present at Missouri State University March 8. With experience at Expedia Partners Solutions, Expedia Affiliate Network and Microsoft, Gorin has learned to navigate the business and tech world. Gorin will discuss her challenges and triumphs working to get to where she is … [Read more...] about Find your voice
As technology progresses, one has to think about the practical uses for this technology. Chris Hill, director of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Advanced Meter Infrastructure (AMI) for City Utilities (CU), says now is the time for putting technology to its best use at CU. "We’ve done metering in the same way for more than 50 years – all a very manual … [Read more...] about Learn how new technology benefits you
Three Missouri State University computer science students attended the Missouri Iowa Nebraska Kansas Women in Computing (MINK WIC) conference in Kansas City November 3-4. Taylor Cook, Carmen Creswell and Alisha Greer gained experience by participating in events that emphasized the role of women in the computer science and technology fields. “Being a woman in a … [Read more...] about Students attend Women in Computing conference