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11/16/2023

Dear Students,

We hope that your week is going well.

This is a friendly reminder that our invited talk on internship/job search and application strategies will be tomorrow (Thursday) 12-1pm. Our invited speaker, Evan Hoffman '21, will join us remotely via Zoom, and we will gather in CMACD 305/306/307 for his talk and Q&A. Lunch will be served.

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Are you on the hunt for internships or new-grad roles in the tech industry? Navigating through the sea of ambiguously titled job listings can be quite a challenge. That's why we're excited to invite you to a special event on Thursday, November 16th where we'll be joined by our guest speaker, Evan Hoffman, who will be sharing his insights and expertise with you!

Seminar
How to Effectively Search the Web for Tech Roles and Avoiding the LinkedIn Resume Pile
Date: Thursday, 16th November
Time: 12 PM - 1 PM
Location: CMACD 305/306/307

Evan Hoffman, a 2021 Clark University graduate with a CS Major and Data Science Minor, has a wealth of experiences to offer. During his time at Clark, he played a pivotal role as a founding board member of TIE, served as a Teaching Assistant, and handled Sys Admin responsibilities. Following his graduation, Evan pursued internships at Booz Allen Hamilton and Capital One, where he continued into their rotational software engineering program. He's worked on website teams and currently contributes to the corporate surveillance and communications capture team.

Evan's journey is packed with valuable experiences, and he will guide you through the challenges of finding internships or new-grad tech roles. In a tech world full of ambiguously titled job listings, Evan will teach you how to narrow down the field and submit applications before they hit job aggregation sites. This proactive approach will help you stand out in a smaller pool of resumes.

Join us on Nov 16th in CMACD rooms 305, 306, and 307 from 12 PM to 1 PM, and get ready to supercharge your job search! This will be our last event of the semester so we're looking forward to seeing you there!

Best,
Rayyan A.

10/31/2023

Hi everyone,

Hope you're all staying warm and dry!

With courses for next semester going live last week, we are excited to invite you to our Computer Science Open House, where you can explore the courses that our department will be offering for the next semester and discover the on-campus opportunities available to you!

Computer Science Open House
Date: Thursday, November 2nd
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Location: Center of Media, Arts, Computing and Design (CMACD), Room CMACD 002
(We'll have lunch!)

Come and meet our dedicated faculty and learn about the exciting courses we're offering for the upcoming semester. Explore a wide range of courses, from introductory classes to advanced electives, and find the perfect fit for your interests and career goals. Don't miss this opportunity, especially if it's your first step towards an exciting career in computer science. Whether you're already a computer science enthusiast or simply curious about the field, this event is open to all students.

Mark your calendars - we look forward to seeing you on Thursday and helping you explore your passion for technology and innovation!

09/19/2023

Ever wondered how your computer science studies apply to the real world? Join us for an insightful talk!

Nicholaos, a Computer Science graduate turned software whiz, will break down how topics like NFA/DFAs, IEEE-754, and Logic Programming are more practical than you think. Get motivated to dive deeper!

Nicholaos Mouzourakis has done it all – gaming, cloud tech, and more. He’s currently rocking it as a Product Security Engineer at Gusto and even created the cool Pictominoes app. Check out his open-source projects [here](https://github.com/nevumx).

09/08/2023

Event Alert: Computer Science Alumni Day!

Date: September 9th, Saturday | Time: 10 AM - 1:30 PM | Location: CMACD Building

The CS Alumni Day promises a day filled with valuable experiences:
- Welcome and introductions in the first-floor lobby of CMACD
- Information sessions by CS Alumni. The two scheduled sessions are:
Session 1: Landing the Role: Interviews, Internships, and Jobs with your CS degree.
Session 2: Leverage Your Degree Beyond Writing Code.
- Mix and Mingle
- Lunch at 12 PM
- Women in CS session to conclude the day

09/07/2023

Event Alert: Summer in Tech Talks
Date: TODAY September 7th, Thursday | Time: 12 PM to 1 PM | Location: JC 001

This event will feature student panelists who have interned at Microsoft, Amazon, Fidelity, Akili, and Global Atlantic Financial Group, as well as students who have conducted research with faculty. It's a great opportunity to gain insights into various tech experiences and career paths.

05/21/2022

The Alumni Reception is starting now (10 am - 12 pm)! Join us at the department in room BP 326 to connect with the CSCI community at Clark. We hope to see you all there! All CS students are welcome!

05/16/2022

Attention graduating, current, and past CS students: You are all invited to the Department of Computer Science Seniors and Returning Alumni Reception on May 21st, 2022 at 10 am to celebrate our graduating class and greet the returning alumni. Join us at the department in room BP 326 to connect with the CSCI community at Clark. We hope to see you all there! All CS students are welcome!

05/12/2022

Soon-to-be Clark Computer Science graduate Dilasha Shrestha just received a feature in ClarkNow! Learn more about Dilasha’s passion for technology and her journey toward a future position as an associate product manager at LinkedIn!

https://clarknow.clarku.edu/2022/05/11/dilasha-shrestha-22-follows-passion-for-technology-to-linkedin-position/

04/29/2022

History at Clark University and the Clark University Computer Science Department has been made today! Department Chair, Professor John Magee and Senior CSCI student Dilasha Shrestha joined Clark leadership in the groundbreaking ceremony of the Center for Media Arts, Computing, and Design.

The Center for Media Arts, Computing, and Design will be the new home to Clark University Computer Science beginning in Fall of 2023.

Read the full story at: https://clarknow.clarku.edu/2022/04/28/clark-breaks-ground-on-the-center-for-media-arts-computing-and-design/

04/27/2022

Join us tomorrow for the first day of CS student project presentations!

04/21/2022

Please join us tonight to learn more about CS at Clark University!

04/18/2022

Good Afternoon Everyone,

I'm excited to announce that the Department of Computer Science will be collaborating with C4 (Clark Competitive Computing Club) to bring you all another alumnus talk next week with Sam Kovaka. Sam graduated from Clark in 2016 with a major in Computer Science and Biology and went on to pursue a PhD in Computer Science from John Hopkins. His research is on developing algorithms for the analysis of long-read single-molecule sequencing data, currently focused on alignment of raw nanopore signal.

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Sequence Alignment Algorithms for Genomics & Epi-omics
Sam Kovaka '16

Date: 21st April
Time: 2:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Location: Sackler 121

[Tacos, Pupusas & Drinks will be served]

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In this talk, Sam will discuss two applications of nanopore signal alignment, and how the algorithms relate to widely used nucleotide read alignment algorithms used in standard genomic analysis. Sam will introduce us to UNCALLED: an algorithm which rapidly maps nanopore signal in real-time, enabling software-based targeted sequencing and then discuss his ongoing work on Uncalled4: a toolkit for analysis and visualization of nanopore signal alignments, currently focused on detection of RNA modifications.

Computer Science is a well-rounded major with lots of utilizations. I encourage you all to attend this talk to learn about the different applications of Computer Science in other fields and sectors. In addition to this, it's a good opportunity to learn about the path for higher education in Computer Science after college from someone who finished their PhD. It's a great way to explore how you may want to utilize your computing skills for different purposes and get insight on graduate schools if that's your next stop!

Thanks and have a great week!

Best,
Rayyan Abid
Technology Specialist
Department of Computer Science

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