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
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Turning 22…
self.age += 1 Today’s my birthday, meaning I’m another year closer to becoming a bitter, cranky old man. Actually, having my age fall immediately after the end of the Spring semester has a number of very interesting qualities. First and … Continue reading
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One Year Later…
I FINALLY FINISHED MY EXAMS! *dies*
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
Teaching Philosophies for Computer Science
These past few days, I had the pleasure of attending three seminars held by various Computer Science instructors around the country (one of whom was a former instructor of mine while he was a Grad student!), and I got to … Continue reading
On Using Twitter
I’ll admit that during the Twitter craze, I mostly kept away from it. It was silly, it was inane, it was pointless… what use would I have for something as ridiculous as microblogging? Then, in a moment of weakness, I … Continue reading
