March 2011 Meeting
Monthly Meeting.
Date: Thursday March 10, 2011 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: Downs 107
Monthly Meeting.
Date: Thursday March 10, 2011 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: Downs 107
Monthly Meeting.
Topic: How to program your own smart phone Matthew Campbell and Rae Yip will
walk us through the steps needed to get a basic "hello world" application on
an Android phone.
Continuation from the January meeting.
Matthew will cover the following: Android programming overview. Installing the
development environment (Eclipse 3.5.2), the Android SDK and the Eclipse ADT
development tools. Writing your first hello world application. Compiling and
emulating the application. Installing the application on your phone. Using the
Google APIs. Publishing your application.
Rae will cover more details of the Android operating system including the
filesystem layout third party libraries Open Intents
Date: Thursday February 10, 2011 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: Downs 107
Monthly Meeting.
Topic: How to program your own smart phone Matthew Campbell and Rae Yip will
walk us through the steps needed to get a basic "hello world" application on
an Android phone.
Matthew will cover the following: Android programming overview. Installing the
development environment (Eclipse 3.5.2), the Android SDK and the Eclipse ADT
development tools. Writing your first hello world application. Compiling and
emulating the application. Installing the application on your phone. Using the
Google APIs. Publishing your application.
Rae will cover more details of the Android operating system including the
filesystem layout third party libraries Open Intents
Date: Thursday January 13, 2011 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: Downs 107
Steven will be doing a presentation on "Software Complexity."
Date: Thursday December 9, 2010 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: Downs 107
Dan Kegel will show off a bunch of popular games running on Linux and explain
how to install them. This will be a very informal event and will last about 30
minutes, plus questions.
Date: Thursday November 11, 2010 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: Downs 107
Filling the Digital Divide with Offline Content: Six ways to deliver a library anywhere for under $90
SUMMARY
Off-line content is reading material, educational texts, and other reference
materials delivered on media such as SDCards, DVDs, custom hardware, or hard
drives so that it can be used without internet access. A typical deployment
can deliver the equivalent of tens of thousands of printed books. The cost to
deliver large off-line libraries has fallen below the cost to deliver online
internet access in most areas. Off-line content thus provides a cost effective
way to provide access to the world's knowledge before affordable internet
infrastructure is available. This presentation reviews six emerging projects
which aim to provide off-line hardware and libraries, including the author's
creation, the $20 Humane Reader
Braddock Gaskill is CEO and co-founder of Dockside Vision Inc, an advanced
information visualization and human-computer interface company. Prior to
founding Dockside Vision, Mr. Gaskill had over ten years of experience as a
technology consultant in both the defense and commercial sectors. His
expertise spans the fields of information visualization, collaborative
systems, electronics design, machine vision, information assurance, and
robotics control, and includes publications in ballistics simulation, a patent
in crytographic authentication, and multiple pending patents in visualization
techniques.
Date: Thursday October 14, 2010 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: Downs 107