A view of the world from the fourth floor of Parmly Hall
Students displayed their Spring Term projects during the 2016 Festival held on May 20 on the main floor of Leyburn Library. This poster below, created by students from CSCI 335, showcases the development of high-performance software for web applications.
Date: 4/8/2016
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Computer Science Dept.
(reception at 3:30)
Johanna Goergen ’16 will defend her Thesis on Friday, April 8th at 4pm in the CSCI Department.
“Leveraging Parameter and Resource Naming Conventions to Improve Test Suite Adherence to Persistent State Conditions”
A web application is a software application whose functionality can be accessed by users over the Internet via web browsers. As web applications take on vital and sensitive responsibilities, it is critical that web applications are well-tested and maintained before they are deployed to the public and with every subsequent update or change. A common approach to automating web application testing is test suite generation based on user sessions. Although these approaches to automated testing are promising,
they leave room for improvement in effectiveness due to their lack of adherence to requirements imposed by data outside of application code, such as data stored in databases. My objective is to contribute an approach to creating more effective web application test suites based on predicting the content of the application’s external data store(s) throughout testing.
http://www.wlu.edu/transformative-education?feature=true&id=x11286
“I came here primarily for a liberal arts education (something not available back home), uncertain of what I wanted to do. A year and a half later, I feel like I know the direction I’m headed in, and the journey has been worth it.”
click on the link to learn more about this international student’s experiences with W&L
http://www.wlu.edu/global-experience?feature=true&id=x14956
Dr. Jessica Wu, Vis
iting Assistant Professor,
Department of Computer Science, Harvey Mudd College
Friday, December 4th
3:30 p.m. (reception)
4:00 p.m. (talk)
Parmly 307
Computational techniques have long been applied to biological data to address a wide range of evolutionary questions.
This talk will focus on the need for accurate, efficient, scalable, and general computational methods for reconstructing gene evolutionary histories. The TreeFix algorithm that combines sequence data and species histories to correct reconstruction errors will be presented along with a demonstration of how the accurate predictions enabled by TreeFix have been used to improve our understanding of evolution.
Students, Faculty/Staff invited to attend!
Here are Professor Levy’s students working over the summer with the drone
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/276/20305714210_c2127da18f_b.jpg
The Class of 2015 Computer Science Graduates, both majors and minors–Congratulations!!
| Acharya, Bipeen |
| Archer-McClellan, Haley A. |
| Dickens, Anne Bailey |
| Ekenta, Onyebuchi |
| Forrestel, Madeline Anne Selzo |
| Gould, Scott Nickle |
| Hardy, Emily Kellogg |
| Hupalo, Allison Margaret |
| Jang, Han Gil |
| Morgan, Allen Howell |
| Nollet, Shannon Edana |
| O’Dell, Samantha Dawn |
| Schell, Kinsey Marie |
| Taylor, Brandon Elliot |
| Tobin, Deirdre Roisin |
| Tremo, Gabrielle Catherine |
| Utomo, Eric I. |
| Walker, Cory Liana |
| Wang, Cathy Xun |
| Weatherly, Mary Margaret |
| Zdanis, Quentin Michael |
Follow the link to learn more about Samantha O’Dell ’15 and her educational experiences at W&L
http://www.wlu.edu/transformative-education?feature=true&id=x10977
Senior Honors Thesis Presentations:
Friday, April 10, 3:45-4:45 p.m. in Parmly 405
The Phi Beta Kappa/Society of the Cincinnati Convocation was held on March 19, 2015 from 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM. Below is a list of the CSCI students that were inducted into PBK on the 19th:
