Reflection • Academia Attending A Refreshingly Well-Run Conference I’ve always had an excitable, yet tentative outlook on academic conferences. Most conferences that I’ve attended over the past year and a half of my Masters in CompSci have represented (as they should)
Computer-science • Academia Encountering The R Programming Language In The Wild If you’ve made it this far, you may have read the previous papers in this 6650(01) sega; Why the C Programming Language Deserves an F & A Scripture Reading - ‘The Humble Programmer’,
Computer-science • Academia • Review 'The Humble Programmer' by Edsger Dijsktra It would be modest to call Edsger W. Dijkstra (May 1930 - August 2002) simply a programmer, computer scientist or software engineer. Dijkstra was; the father of structured programming, a visionary and a
Reflection • Academia Exploring the Needs of a Community-Based Monitoring System in Rigolet, Nunatsiavut Much like my first trip in November, I arrived at the airport at 6:30 in Goose Bay, and sleepily loaded my bags and self into the 19-seater Twin Otter airplane1, headed to Rigolet,
Computer-science • Academia • Review 'Good Ideas Through The Looking Glass' by Niklaus Wirth A spent a significantly larger portion of my time preparing for this assignment, than I did actually writing it. I read large sections of many of the papers and realized how difficult it