[cs13001] ACM Meetings

[Mikhail Nesterenko]

CS I students,

Student Chapter of the Association of Computing Machinery (ACM) is a
student organization at our department dedicated to promoting knowledge
of computing and student professional development.

They are holding meeting every Wednesday at 7pm in MSB 228. In
particular, on September 5th, they are hosting to CS graduates who
work as software engineers who will be talking about, of all things,
using subversion for code maintenance.

I encourage you to attend. You'll be able to talk to senior students
at the department and find out about the careers of computer science
professionals.

thanks,
--
Mikhail

Nicholas Tietz wrote:
> Dr. Nesterenko,
> 
> Here's the abstract. Thank you very much!
> 
> "We shall explore the strengths and capabilities of Subversion
> (SVN), explaining how to prepare your own environment with Google
> Code, make versioned checkpoints of progress, and work with
> colleagues on projects. If time or circumstance permits, we will
> dive into the proper usage of Kent's CS Servers, giving valuable
> insight into the structure of the Computer Science student and staff
> environment, on which most projects must function in.
> 
> James Baiera and David Kwasny are Software Engineers at Explorys
> Inc. and alumni of Kent State's Computer Science Program. Join them
> for some helpful advice on topics that have been confusing to
> beginning students.
> 
> It is encouraged (but not required) to bring laptops so that you may follow along with the examples."
>