Hi Friday students!Our last day of class is this week, December 6. If you’d like to attend an optional final paper workshop session next week, you can join any of the Tuesday/Thursday sessions listed on the syllabus for December 5th … Continue reading →

The first in person meeting of the new IT Club will take place this coming Thursday, December 5th, in the Integrated Sciences Complex, Room 3300.Holiday food will be on offer and Jason Agress speaks about his experiences working in the IT industry.

If you are the in 11am, 12:30pm, 4pm, or 5:30pm class: Due to all projects being presented on time, Day 25 (December 3) has now joined the OPTIONAL workshop days. No grade or attendance will be noted on Day 25. … Continue reading →

From our SI Instructor: Hi everyone! I just wanted to inform those who were planning to attend office hours with me on Monday December 9th (12/9/24) that I will not be in town that day, so please don’t attend (unless you … Continue reading →

In honor of our lecture on neo-luddism, try not using any device with a screen for five consecutive hours (when you’re awake!). Cool graphic-novel style article on neo-luddism.

Register, stay for at least an hour, and come say hi to me between 11am and noon for +10 points on your lowest homework grade. Answer: Yes!

Class format for now to end of semester: Announcements > homework discussion > project presentation > lecture. As audience members, please be respectful: no speaking or texting while your classmates present. Try to engage with their questions: presenters are counting … Continue reading →

Thank you all for the relatively smooth midterm experience! Grades will be released after the Friday section takes their test. Here are some frequently asked questions: Can I see what I got right and wrong? Yes, with an office hours … Continue reading →

Are you registered? You can still register to vote as long as you do so by October 26. Check your registration status here. Don’t want to drive anywhere? Apply to vote by mail – it’s super easy and you have … Continue reading →

BIPOC and/or identify as female in computing? Professor Haehn and I are looking for undergraduate research collaborators and want to talk to you! The aim is for our group to create a research project*, apply for funding to publish it, … Continue reading →