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10Gen/MongoDB (NoSQL) workshop

As we did last semester, the local chapter of the Association for
Computing Machinery is proudly hosting an educational evangelist from
10Gen, the company behind the popular NoSQL database, MongoDB.

This workshop will take place on the first reading day, Friday, May 3rd,
from noon to about 2:30 or 3pm and will cover installation, setup and
use of MongoDB. We also anticipate that a small sample application will
be built using MongoDB, as well as some discussion coverage of the
various drivers that connect from a technology stack (like PHP or Java,
etc.) to talk to MongoDB.

If you are interested in the wave of NoSQL databases, are a web
developer, or are technologically curious, this workshop may be for you!

Refreshments will be provided.

Date: May 3, 2013
Time: Noon – 2:30 or 3pm
Location: New Education Building Rm 113

We look forward to seeing you there.


Peter J. DePasquale, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science

Hack TCNJ

Hack TCNJ

Hosted by the Department of Computer Science and the TCNJ ACM student chapter.

A technical creation and learning experience

March 16th and 17th, 2013
Brower Student Center, The College of New Jersey
Ewing, NJ 08628

Learn

Have you ever wanted to dedicate 24 hours to extend your knowledge and learn a new technology platform, framework, or area? HackTCNJ is the perfect time to jump into a new area. We’ll have development professionals on hand to engage, inspire and assist as much or as little as you wish.

 

Create

We won’t be focusing on any particular theme or type of app. Come inspired and show us how creative you can be! Web app? You bet. Mobile app? Not a problem. No idea? We’ll do our best to inspire you and help you get creative in expanding your portfolio to show future employers.

 

Engage

HackTCNJ is open to currently enrolled students of all types (high school, community college, undergraduate, and graduate). Don’t have friends joining you? Not a problem, we’re happy to help you join a team or make some introductions to others flying solo. Don’t be shy, we’ve been there too.

Global Game Jam 2013

TCNJ’s Magic Circle will be hosting a 48 hour game jam on January 25-27, sponsored by the CS and IMM department.  You can register for the TCNJ location at globalgamejam.org and by contacting mcircle@tcnj.edu.  No experience making games required.

GitHub Workshop

In conjunction with the ACM chapter, a representative from GitHub will be on campus to hold a Git/Github workshop for anyone interested (including faculty) on 12/10/12 (a reading day) from about 12noon onward.

Celebration of Computing

As we do every fall, the Computer Science Department will celebrate the achievements of our students at the Celebration of Computing event on December 5, 2012, 12 noon – 4 pm in Holman Hall.

Please Come Celebrate With Us!
Celebrate the wonderful achievements of CS students!
Celebrate yet another awesome semester in CS!
Celebrate the last week of classes for Fall 2012!
Celebrate Computer Science Education Week (a little early since it’s really December 9-15)!
– Our event is listed on the CSEd Week website at http://www.csedweek.org/events/view/celebration-of-computing-6348.

LUNCH PROVIDED!!

The schedule for the afternoon is below:

12 noon — 3:00pm Computing related games and other activities (some with prizes) : Holman Atrium, 1st floor
– WICS and ACM are planning games, puzzles, brain teasers and other fun activities. Try them out and you could win a prize!
12 noon — 1:30pm Lunch : Holman Atrium, 1st floor
12 noon — 1:30pm Student Poster Presentations : Holman 126 and 128, 1st floor
1:30 pm — 3:00pm Career Workshop : Holman 2nd floor
– This is a special session with opportunities for one-on-one mock interviews and resume reviews with potential employers.
3:00 pm — 4:00pm UPE Induction Ceremony : Holman 126, 1st floor
– New members will be inducted into the national honor society of Computer Science, Upsilon Pi Epsilon (UPE).
– Society membership is by invitation and based on academic standing (juniors and above) and performance within one’s academic class.
– The ceremony is open to everyone.

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