Learn about what is going on with the CS department, and find out more about our new department chair!! Professors Buhler and Chamberlain will be giving us the scoop on what is going on, administration-wise and what changes we can expect to see in the coming semesters. And there will be free Noodles and Co [...]
Lean how to use Linux, an operating system for cool people. Use a bash prompt, create accounts, and manage file access. What: Linux Event When: Thursday 4/18, 7pm-9pm Where: Linux Lab – 4th Floor Lopata Learn linux so you aren’t confused when you learn how to do cool computer stuff
Hello everyone! Having trouble picking class for next semester? Don’t know what to take? The ACM invites you to join us for our semiannual Course Registration Discussion this Thursday April 11th at 8:30pm, on the 5th floor of Lopata. Join us for some free food, drinks, and a discussion led by older Computer Science and Computer Engineering students that will help you decide [...]
Here’s an REU Opportunity at St. Louis University. -JM REU Opportunity
Do you guys want to learn how to build a computer? We’ve just got all of our brand new computer parts and we’re ready to build/repair our computers. What: Build computers, and decorate the ACM lounge Where: ACM Lounge When: Wednesday, March 27 from 9-10:30pm
I got a message from Adam LaMore, WU class of 2009. He’s currently a development manager at Agilis Systems LLC, a small software company based in Chesterfield, MO. -JM Agilis Systems is searching for a Java developer to join our small, core development team as we enhance our growing suite of cloud-based mobile and [...]
Level 1: Learn to exploit computers — No Computer Experience Needed Level 2: Hacker Capture the Flag Level 3: Learn how to stop hackers Where: Urbauer 218 When: Saturday, 2pm – 5pm 3/23/13 We take over the multi-million dollar ONL lab so we can use professional grade exploit deployment frameworks like metasploit, active scanners like [...]
Come and get stuff while it’s still there!
Come see the talk on Friday, 11am, in Lopata 101, by Alexis Battle, a faculty candidate for the Computer Science department. The talks called: Unraveling the genetics of disease using structured probabilistic models
Come in and listen to WashU Alumni Gaurav Garg discuss his multiple start-up and his experience in venture capital and technology. Food from Noodles & Co and Dough to Door. Come quick, it’s first come first serve and there’s a cap of 20 people! Monday, February 11th from 11:55 to 1:30 in Bryan 305.