Hawaii Internationa Conference on Computer Science

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2nd International Conference on Computer
Science and its Applications
(ICCSA-2004)

2nd International Conference on Computer
Science and its Applications
(ICCSA-2004) 12/13/2003 06:02 AM
NetLib Dec 13 2003 4:14AM ET

Hawaii now has its own open source
conference

Hawaii now has its own open source
conference 02/01/2005 08:50 PM
HONOLULU, HAWAII -- The first-ever Trans-Pacific Open Source Software Conference (TPOSSCON) was held at the Hawaii Convention Center January 17 - 21, 2005. In many ways, it was a "pilot project" meant to gain credibility for what organizer Scott Belford of the Hawaii Open Source Education Foundation (HOSEF) hopes will become a yearly event that attracts people not only from Pacific Islands but also from "mainland" countries on both sides of the world's largest ocean.

Powerful New Computer Cluster Will
Tackle Complex Problems In Physics And
Computer Science

Powerful New Computer Cluster Will
Tackle Complex Problems In Physics And
Computer Science 07/24/2004 07:49 PM
Playing the ancient Chinese game of go is among the tasks that awaits a powerful new cluster of Macintosh G5 computers set up at UCSC to tackle complex problems in physics and computer science. By Tim Stephens, UC Santa Cruz Currents (via MyAppleMenu)

OS X Conference: Apple's Bud Tribble
talks science

OS X Conference: Apple's Bud Tribble
talks science 10/30/2003 05:05 PM
One of the Mac's creators, Bud Tribble, said that one of the trends he and his colleagues at Apple have noticed is that Mac OS X is coming on strong in the sciences, both in the commercial and academic worlds. For the last keynote at the O'Reilly Mac OS X conference, Tribble described some trends for Mac OS X in the sciences and why the operating system and the Mac itself are becoming so attractive to researchers.

OS X Conference: Apple's Bud Tribble
Talks Science

OS X Conference: Apple's Bud Tribble
Talks Science 10/30/2003 06:09 PM
Tribble said that many researchers told him that Mac OS X allowed them to trade in three computers -- namely a Mac, a PC and a Unix machine -- for one computer, a Mac running OS X. By David Read (MacCentral via MyAppleMenu)

30 Years of Computer Science

30 Years of Computer Science 12/10/2003 11:22 PM
Scoop Dec 10 2003 10:35PM ET

Students saying no to computer science

Students saying no to computer science 08/11/2004 07:17 PM
With the tech job market weak, undergrad enrollments in computer science departments keep dropping.

IBM goes after computer science students

IBM goes after computer science students 07/20/2004 01:02 PM
ZDNet Jul 20 2004 5:51PM GMT

DU offers M.Sc in Computer Science

DU offers M.Sc in Computer Science 06/25/2004 09:57 PM
The Hindu Jun 26 2004 1:54AM GMT

Computer science majors no longer hot

Computer science majors no longer hot 07/21/2004 04:10 AM
Big News Network Jul 21 2004 7:48AM GMT

Classical Computer Science Texts

Classical Computer Science Texts 08/04/2004 09:28 AM
collection of computer science texts online .. [Details] .. core bits

eberhard-lutz.bei.t-online.de/classics.html
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Math And The Computer Science Major

Math And The Computer Science Major 05/05/2004 09:51 AM

Fewer, But Better, Computer Science
Students

Fewer, But Better, Computer Science
Students 11/14/2003 08:38 PM
To hear people complaining these days you'd think that there were no more computer science students taking classes any more, and the three or four who were would never find jobs. It seems that's not true. Enrollment in computer science is definitely down, but people say the quality is much higher, as these are students who actually are interested in the topic, as opposed to those boom-year students who just studied it because they thought it would let them ride the wave to dot com riches. The schools also note that it's more difficult to find jobs, but they are placing the majority of their students in tech jobs.

Computer science majors decreasing

Computer science majors decreasing 06/17/2005 04:56 PM

The number of computer science majors in American higher education has decreased over the past five years.

Nationwide, the number of newly declared computer science majors has decreased 39 percent from fall 2000 to fall 2004, from 16,000 to about 10,000 declared majors, according to the Computing Research Association ...

The same Association finds first-year college student interest declining as well.

(via ACM TechNews )

She wishes to specialise in computer
science

She wishes to specialise in computer
science 05/12/2004 08:09 PM
The Hindu May 12 2004 11:59PM GMT

Attracting Women Into Computer Science

Attracting Women Into Computer Science 08/12/2004 09:15 AM

Great Computer Science Papers?

Great Computer Science Papers? 11/16/2003 08:08 AM

Discussion about computer science
careers

Discussion about computer science
careers 05/17/2004 11:49 AM

For all you Bay Area readers who are interested in a Computer Science career, here's a lecture you may be interested in: It's Never Too Late: Careers in Computer Science.

The Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology and Google are pleased to co-sponsor an all-star female panel on education options for entering and re-entering Computer Science and IT on Wednesday, June 2 at 6:00pm at Google's headquarters in Mountain View, CA. Attendance is free but space is limited and you must pre-register.

Look like it should be interesting.

Fewer Computer Science Majors

Fewer Computer Science Majors 08/10/2004 10:20 AM

Advice for Computer Science College
Students

Advice for Computer Science College
Students 01/04/2005 04:24 AM

joelonsoftware.com/articles/CollegeAdvice.html
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First Java AP Computer Science Exam
Complete

First Java AP Computer Science Exam
Complete 05/05/2004 06:29 PM

Computer science school breaks with
tradition

Computer science school breaks with
tradition 08/05/2004 09:38 PM

I am a 1st year student of Computer
science (Diploma). we ar

I am a 1st year student of Computer
science (Diploma). we ar 08/09/2004 04:20 AM
TechTree Aug 9 2004 8:59AM GMT

JU computer science students confine
teachers

JU computer science students confine
teachers 09/26/2004 06:52 PM
Bangladesh Daily Star Sep 26 2004 8:54PM GMT

" Advice for Computer Science College
Students "

" Advice for Computer Science College
Students " 01/04/2005 05:59 PM

Open-Source Grader in Computer Science

Open-Source Grader in Computer Science 04/18/2004 01:38 PM
New Release: Job Scheduler Example

New Python Computer Science text book

New Python Computer Science text book 12/12/2003 08:57 PM

Python Programming: An Introduction to Computer Science is a new Computer Science text book designed for use in introduction to programming classes, written by John Zelle, who's Teaching with Python page . Kirby Urner recently posted a mostly positive review of the book to the Python Edu-SIG mailing list, which sparked an interesting discussion about Python's place in the CS curriculum.

Unsurprisingly, the one thing that isn't disputed on the Python Edu-SIG list is that Python is a superb first language for CS students. As I've mentioned before, I'm convinced that the reason so many of my fellow students seem to actively dislike programming is that they're introduction to it was via Java, a language that enforces a mentality of battling the compiler more than one of straight problem solving. Hopefully now that text books are beginning to appear Python will be considered more seriously by computer science departments around the world.

Research Institute for Advanced Computer
Science

Research Institute for Advanced Computer
Science 12/07/2003 06:28 PM
Research Institute for Advanced Computer Science - RIACS
http://horus.riacs.edu/

(RIACS) Free access to full-text technical reports in PDF format, covering topics such as automated reasoning for autonomous systems, high performance computing and networking, human-centered computing.

Northface University - Computer Science
in Half the Time?

Northface University - Computer Science
in Half the Time? 08/05/2004 01:54 PM

Northface University - Computer Science
in Half the Time?

Northface University - Computer Science
in Half the Time? 08/05/2004 04:09 PM
Slashdot Aug 5 2004 6:59PM GMT

Internet, Multimedia and Modern Trends
in Computer Science

Internet, Multimedia and Modern Trends
in Computer Science 01/16/2004 11:03 AM
NetLib Jan 14 2004 7:24AM GMT

Brunei Computer Society To Manage US
Science Degree

Brunei Computer Society To Manage US
Science Degree 12/06/2003 07:57 PM
BruDirect Dec 6 2003 7:44PM ET

Australasian Computer Science Week
(January 18 - 22, 2004)

Australasian Computer Science Week
(January 18 - 22, 2004) 01/11/2004 07:54 AM
NetLib Jan 11 2004 4:05AM ET

Brutal article on declining computer
science enrollments

Brutal article on declining computer
science enrollments 03/08/2004 11:03 PM
Today's New York Times carries an article entitled "Micro soft, Amid Dwindling Interest, Talks Up Computing as a Career" about Bill Gates going around to universities encouraging young people to major in computer science.  The chairman of EECS at MIT worries about the decline in enrollment (10 years ago his predecessor fretted about the explosion in enrollment; sic transit gloria major).  All too close to home...

Survey Reveals Top 10 Online Computer
Science Degrees

Survey Reveals Top 10 Online Computer
Science Degrees 07/21/2004 02:45 AM
GetEducated.com has released their annual survey of the most popular online graduate degrees in the computer science field. [PRWEB Jul 21, 2004]

Personal Computer Science boss loses Oz
extradition battle

Personal Computer Science boss loses Oz
extradition battle 01/22/2004 11:34 AM
The Forsyth Saga Continues

Terror trial for computer science
student begins (USATODAY.com)

Terror trial for computer science
student begins (USATODAY.com) 04/14/2004 07:45 AM
USATODAY.com - A former University of Idaho graduate student went on trial Tuesday as the federal government tries to prove that people who give money to terrorist organizations are as guilty as the terrorists who plant bombs.

100 computer, science laboratories to be
established in NWFP schools: Minister

100 computer, science laboratories to be
established in NWFP schools: Minister 06/20/2004 11:38 PM
Pakistan Link Jun 21 2004 4:14AM GMT

Saudi computer science grad student
makes the news

Saudi computer science grad student
makes the news 04/15/2004 11:36 AM

This story on Sami Omar al-Hussayen is worth the pain of (free) registration at WashingtonPost.com.  Here are a couple of excerpts:

Defense attorney David Nevin portrayed his client as a well-liked leader of the university's Muslim Student Association who had been quick to publicly condemn the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. Hussayen, the father of three young boys, is not an angry Muslim who hates the West, he said. On the contrary, Nevin added, he comes from a well-to-do family that has traveled the world. "He doesn't hate the United States. He doesn't hate Western values. That's not who he is," Nevin said.

Hussayen, 34, a doctoral candidate in a computer science program sponsored by the National Security Agency, is accused of creating more than a dozen jihadist Web sites and of moderating a global e-mail group that in February 2003 posted an "urgent appeal" for Muslims in the U.S. military to supply information about American forces and facilities in the Middle East that could be selected as targets for acts of terrorism.

Displaying a chart that showed the links among more than a dozen Web sites, [federal prosecutor] Lindquist told the jury that Hussayen managed "an Internet network -- a platform," and that "the content of this platform was extreme jihad -- terrorism."

...

The Saudi Embassy has pressed for Hussayen's release and is paying for his top-flight legal defense team, which includes Joshua Dratel, who represented Wadih Hage, a former aide to Osama bin Laden.

The case is interesting because Mr. Hussayen's main defense is based on the First Amendment though he is not a U.S. citizen.  If the U.S. government doesn't like someone residing in a foreign country it is free to shoot a missile at the guy's car and summarily kill him.  If, on the other hand, an enemy manages to score himself a student or tourist visa and arrives on our shores we can't touch him because he is now entitled to a variety of protections under the Constitution that were designed for (presumably loyal) citizens.  Sami Al-Arian, the computer engineering professor from University of South Florida, attempted a First Amendment defense as well [Mr. Al-Arian, a Kuwaiti national whose application for U.S. citizenship was turned down based on his fraudulent registration to vote in the early 1990s, is a great example of the American Dream because the taxpayers of Florida are still paying his salary while he sits in federal prison awaiting his trail in January.]

The Ancient Greeks took the rules of hospitality, xenia, very seriously.  Certainly running off with your host's wife was out of the question and thus the abduction of Helen was a sufficiently serious breach to warrant the Trojan War.  Most of our recent troubles with terrorism stem from Arab guests in or immigrants to the United States.  So far the government's response seems to be an attempt to reduce the number of guests and/or screen them more thoroughly for existing connections to terrorist organizations.  In the long run, however, this seems doomed to fail.  You can't expect someone to abandon his beliefs simply because he is visiting the United States or has immigrated here, even if one of those beliefs is hatred of American society.  My prediction:  within the next five years there will be calls to restrict constitutional rights to citizens.  It will be noted that in 1787 everyone in the U.S. was either a citizen, the property of a citizen (slaves), or expected to become a citizen.  It will be argued that times have changed.  Thanks to commercial airlines millions of people land on our soil every year with no intention of joining the society.  Thus a distinction should be made between U.S. citizens and guests.  The counterargument will be that the rights of the Constitution are universal and should not only be extended to guests on our shores but also to human beings anywhere on the planet.  We shouldn't be supporting dictators in poor countries if they won't guarantee U.S.-style rights to all of their citizens and certainly we should not be engaging in extrajudicial assassination of our enemies.

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