identi.ca Miniblog- isharacomix: Paper is submitted. Time to get my sleeping and eating schedule back in order. Here's a fun read in the meantime: http://ur1.ca/99ivy May 18, 2012
- isharacomix: #LISA12 submission deadline is less than 30 hours. Guess who isn't getting any sleep tonight! May 17, 2012
- isharacomix: @jeremydavis0_0: http://ur1.ca/98q5f Here are the proceedings from last year. Pretty cool stuff. ;) May 15, 2012
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Making a Teaching Portfolio
The Professor’s responsibilities are threefold – research, service, and teaching. While the Curriculum Vitae covers the full breadth of events in the Professor’s professional life, it does not give much insight into the depth of their work, which can make … Continue reading
Annotated Bibliographies
In my last entry, I mentioned that a good way to spend your free time is to work on your annotated bibliography, but I never mentioned exactly what that was. While I’m sure Wikipedia has an all-star definition of the … Continue reading
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How I Do Time Management
It’s been a while since I’ve written anything, but it’s because the end of the semester is nigh, and as they say, it’s crunch time. I’m working on a paper, I’m wrapping up course projects, and I’m going several days … Continue reading
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How Ready Are YOU?
If your computer failed right now, would you be ready to deal with it? I’m not trying to scare you, but the fact of the matter is that nobody is safe from a computer catastrophe. There’s no way to prevent … Continue reading
Undergraduate Research
So today, there was supposed to be a Graduate Research Symposium for our Computer Engineering departments, but I went when they said to be there and didn’t see anyone else there at all. I was about to head home, but … Continue reading
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