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End: 5:30 am
Meeting Thursday 4:30 Thurs Sloan 150
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11 / 6
Start: 6:00 pm
End: 7:00 pm
Rick Hoover Room: Sloan 175 Mr. Rick Hoover graduated from WSU with an MSEE with an emphasis in computer engineering courses. After graduation, he was employed at HP for 18 years as an engineer, architect, and manager. He's had extensive experience in balancing hardware and firmware to achieve best price/performance. From 2000 to 2005, he was the head of recruit for HP at WSU. Since then, he's co-founded a start-up in Moscow called Computer Measurement Laboratory and founded All Terrain Software. Rick Hoover will be talking about how important it is for EE to know CS concepts and vice versa. He'll go about this by talking about timing equipment for various races. These systems are a hybrid of both hardware and firmware. | ||
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11 / 15
Start: 12:00 pm
Last year WSU sent two teams up to Spokane to compete in the Intercollegiate Programming Competition (ICPC). Our senior team won first place for the site, however we didn’t place high enough to advance. This year we’re back and sending three teams to Eastern Washington University in Cheney to try again! For more information on the competition, the home page is http://cm2prod.baylor.edu or click “ICPC Information” on the left. Representing the Seniors: Brian Lidstrom, Nathan Schubkegel, and Alex Hortin Representing the Juniors: Jeremy Rehkop, Nick Lewis, and Matt Miller Representing the Sophomores/Freshmen: Ellery Barron, Jessica Taylor, Jeffrey Tremaine, and Phillip Marshall | ||
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