Assistant Professor (tenure-track) - Computer Science, College of Engineering and Applied Sciences - Stony Brook University - Stony Brook, NY
Stony Brook, NY, United States
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Documentation Academy Aims to Empower Open Source Newcomers
Canonical's Open Documentation Academy aims to help newcomers participate in the open source community, offering mentorship and…
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niversities May Be Failing to Sufficiently Teach Basic Research Skills
Colleges and universities may be failing to prepare students for today's information-driven workplace where research skills and collaborative learning are becoming...
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Wising p on STEM Completion
Arizona State University researchers recently unveiled CareerWISE, a website designed to increase the retention of women pursuing degrees and careers in science...
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How Government Policy Drives E-Learning
While governments have always played an important role in designing a nation's educational system, the rapid pace of technological development means that legislators...
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Engineering, Computer-Science Pay More Than Liberal Arts
Computer science and engineering graduates generally have significantly higher starting salaries than liberal arts majors, according to a Wall Street Journal and...
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Employers Favor State Schools For Hires
A Wall Street Journal study found that U.S. companies largely favor graduates of large state universities over Ivy League and other elite liberal-arts schools when...
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Census: Women Closing in on Male-Dominated Fields
Younger generations of women are closing the gender gap in science and business and now account for nearly half of those college majors traditionally dominated...
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Black Computer Scientists in Academe: An Endangered Species?
African-Americans account for just 1.3 percent of computer science faculty at U.S. colleges and universities, and only 1.6 percent of computer science doctorate...
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How to Save .s. It Jobs
Leading academics and analysts, consultants and IT services executives weigh in on what the federal government ought to do to help create IT jobs and maintain U...
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11 Hot Skills For 2011
Computerworld recently conducted a survey and found 11 skills that IT managers are looking for when hiring new employees. About 45 percent of respondents said...
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Getting More Indian Women to Study Science
On Thursday (August 26), the U.S. embassy in New Delhi organized a one-day workshop on women in science with the support of the Indo-U.S. Science and Technology...
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Ready For 2020? Advice For Every Career Stage
The information technology industry is expected to undergo major changes in the next decade that will impact the career plans of every generation of IT worker....
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Encouraging the Next Generation of It Workers
The number of information and communications technology General Certificate of Secondary Education students in the United Kingdom has dropped 33 percent, according...
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Senator Schumer: H-1b se ndercuts Pay, Discourages Tech Enrollments
Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) says the H-1B visa program has created "multinational temp agencies" that undercut U.S. wages and discourage students from entering...
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Wanted: Cybersecurity Pros
Demand for a cybersecurity workforce is heavy, as U.S. federal agencies, contractors, and technology companies vie for a limited pool of qualified employees.
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Are Female It Graduates Still nderrepresented?
The U.K.'s Higher Education Statistics Agency reports that the number of women studying computer science has fallen over the past five years, from 24 percent to...
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Building Skills That Count
The Texas Advanced Computing Center has created a supercomputing curriculum designed to teach advanced computing skills to undergraduate and graduate students at...
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Twitter to Textbooks: Professor Says Teachers Need to se Social Media in Courses
Teachers have been too slow to incorporate social media—which can be an attention-grabbing and effective teaching method—into their courses, according to Mia Moody...
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Talent Scarcity Crimps IT's Growth, Says Narayana Murthy
The scarcity of computer science engineers in India has led to the booming information technology sector poaching talent from other engineering disciplines, according...
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Many High School Students Do Not Plan to Pursue Science and Healthcare Jobs
Despite the projected need and a challenging job market, nearly half of high school-age students are not considering pursuing a career in healthcare and science...
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Steming the Tide
Many recent studies have shown that cultural attitudes are a problem for women in STEM fields.
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