share their experiences and insight.
by students and alumni.
Prizes awarded to the winner.
Talks given by successful alumni.
of like-minded professionals.
Celebrate faculty and students.
Prizes awarded to the winner.
Answer trivia in between talks to win.
The CS Expo is the premier annual event for students, alumni and faculty of the Computer Science department at the Florida State University to showcase science, technology, and cutting-edge projects, and to exchange opportunities and experiences. This one-day event sets up an open forum that features technical talks, research presentations, demos and posters by computer science students, a "Grad-Made-Good" talk by this year's keynote speaker Dr. Matthew Small from Google, and several talks from industry partners. Alumni and friends of the Computer Science department participate in the event to share post-graduate experiences and opportunities for our students.
The computer was born to solve problems that did not exist before.
– Bill Gates
We can only see a short distance ahead, but we can see plenty there that needs to be done.
– Alan Turing
The question of whether computers can think is like the question of whether submarines can swim.
– Edsger Dijkstra
An algorithm must be seen to be believed.
– Donald Knuth
A language that doesn't have everything is actually easier to program in than some that do.
– Dennis Ritchie
One accurate measurement is worth a thousand expert opinions.
– Grace Hopper
Senior Software Engineer at Google
Senior Manager of Software Engineering at L3Harris Technologies
Sean Miniclier has over eighteen years of experience in the Software Engineering field and holds multiple technical certifications, including Certified Scrum Master, as well as a patent for a “System and Method for Processing Map Images.” Sean spoke at both the 2016 and 2017 Computer Science Expos, giving talks on the transition from coursework to career and DevOps. This year, he will discuss Preventing Defects through Software Testing. Sean received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Florida State University.
CEO and Founder of i2x Solutions
Founder of RealZips
RealScenario
L3Harris
i2x Solutions
A Vector Representation of DNA Sequences Using Locality Sensitive Hashing
Exploration of Memory Hybridization for RDD Caching in Spark
Architecture-Aware Pedestrian Dynamics Modeling for Public Health Policy Analysis
Improving Data Compression With Deep Predictive Neural Network for Time Evolutional Data
Event will be held in rooms 101 A, C, and D
Woodward Garage: Take Tennessee Street to Woodward Ave. Entrance is on the right.
Traditions Way Garage: Take Gaines Street to Woodward Ave. and take Woodward north. Entrance is on the left.
free for students/ $1.25 - $3.00
Use the Forest Route. The closest stop is W Jefferson at Woodward For more information on StarMetro routes please visit StarMetro's Website
free
Use the Renegade Route (campus loop). It has a stop right by the Ragans Hall which is just a two minute walk from the venue.
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