Professor – Computer Science at CSU Channel Islands
Thursday at 2 PM we will be holding our COMP 462: Autonomous Car Challenge on the first floor of Sierra Hall. The students of Dr. Isaacs course will be doing a time trial race through the building using only the sensors mounted on the vehicle and control algorithms that they have written.
Professor & Chair of Computer Science Michael Soltys awarded Faculty Leader of the Year @ B&T Partnership Dinner pic.twitter.com/bu0RmWQLDn
— CSU Channel Islands (@csuci) April 22, 2016
More information here (invite) and here (CI page).
On November 4th, at 6pm, in the Petit Salon, Computer Science is organizing an event to which everyone is invited, especially current and prospective graduate students. There is going to be food, good company, and an exciting talk by Dr. Quintero (see ad below). For more information, please contact David Claveau <david.claveau@csuci.edu>.
Yesterday I gave a talk in the joint Mathematics and Computer Science seminar, at CI. Here are the slides.
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Refreshments will be served
Title: Algorithms on Strings
Speaker: Michael Soltys
Date/Place: February 4th, 2015, at 6pm, in Del Norte 2530
Abstract: This talk is going to be centered on two papers that are going to appear in the following months:
Visit http://prof.msoltys.com for more details (these two papers are number 3 and 19 on the page), as well as Python programs that can be used to illustrate the ideas in the papers. We are going to introduce some basic concepts related to computations on string, present some recent results, and propose two open problems.
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CI junior Danny Larkins had been studying art for three years when he switched his major to computer science because “it felt right,” he said.
An award Larkins won from a national software company this week suggests Larkins made a good choice. Larkins won the national “2014 OmniUpdate Gadget Challenge” for a software “gadget” he invented.
OmniUpdate is a Camarillo-based web content management systems company for institutions of higher learning. CI is among 700 colleges and universities that use OmniUpdate.
via CI student’s ‘gadget’ wins a national award – News Releases – CSU Channel Islands.
We are very happy to debut an updated web site for Computer Science at CI:
This website builds on a site tirelessly maintained by AJ Bieszczad, and we are especially grateful to the talented team at CI’s Technology & Communication, who built the new site for us. In particular:
Daniel Martinez
Ryan Garcia
Corey Madden
Kevin Mapp
In the Spring 2015 I will teach a graduate course in Algorithms. This course is an introduction to the art of algorithm analysis, intended for both Computer Science and Mathematics students. It will cover the main families of algorithms: Greedy, Dynamic Programming, Divide and Conquer, Online, and Randomized. The course will present all the necessary background, and it is intended to be a fun introduction to the fundamentals of this beautiful field. For more details see: