Brown Bag Seminars
Are held on some Tuesdays usually at 11 a.m. in Manchester 336.
Feb. 19 at 11 a.m. in Manchester 241 with Patrick Sullivan from Career Services on "I need an internship. I need a job. What should I do?"
February 26 at 11 a.m. in Manchester 241 with graduate students Sebastian Berisha and Dustin White: "Linux Day: Troubleshooting the standard load."
Life After Graduation: A Career at Milliken & Company. Tuesday, March 4, 11 a.m. Manchester 241 Speakers: Todd Martin (WFU alumnus) and Dodi Leslie of Milliken. Todd and Dodi will tell how Milliken helps new employees transition from the college environment to the corporate environment. Milliken is currently recruiting full-time and intern-programmer positions.
Brown Bag Seminar: Virtually, Solaris. Speaker: Jason Schroeder, Systems Engineer and OS Ambassador, Sun Microsystems. March 25 at 3 p.m. in Manchester 024.
Brown Bag Seminar: Fortran Co-arrays: Parallel Programming in the Next Fortran Standard. Dr. Xiao Dong, Post-doctoral Associate, Dept. of Computer Science. Thursday, March 27. 11:00 a.m. Manchester 241. In the next Fortran standard, co-arrays will be introduced as a small extension to the current Fortran array syntax. This extension includes new rules and intrinsic procedures that change little the look and feel of standard Fortran 90. The work and data distribution features of the co-arrays parallel programming model will be highlighted in this talk, along with examples and possible applications.
Tuesday, April 1, 11:00 - 12 noon: CS Brown Bag Seminar in Manchester 241 with Mike Rollins of I.S. on Web Application Security. Web applications can often be the subject of serious attacks
aimed at gaining access to secured resources. Enforcing
security of such resources is an important concern of Wake
Forest Information Systems. We will cover several web
security issues that must be addressed at the application
development level, including SQL and PHP injection.
Virtually, Solaris. Speaker: Jason Schroeder, Systems Engineer and OS Ambassador, Sun Microsystems. March 25 at 3 p.m. in Manchester 024.
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