Stories
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Loyola STARS Computing Corps Members Engage in Diverse Outreach Activities
03/13/2013. Students at Loyola have engaged in a diverse set of outreach activities, with particular attention now turning to the Greater Chicago Regional Botball Tournament coming up on Sunday, April 14 at the Museum of Science and Industry. Botball is an action-packed robotics competition for middle and high-school students that integrates robot building, programming, documentation writing, and even a bit of mathematical analysis.
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Technology Salaries Soar
Technology salaries in the U.S. saw "the biggest jump in more than a decade." -
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Non-Computer Science Majors Challenged to Build Android Apps Over J-Term
01/27/2014. The ten students who enrolled in COMP 125 over J-Term were in for quite a surprise. COMP 125 is an intro course to programming designed for non-CS majors. These ten brave souls were tasked with creating their very own custom Apps for Android using AppInventor, a tool freely available for all.
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ACM Mid-Central Programming Competition Results
Congratulations to the LUC Programming Teams who competed in the contest! Check out the blog for their results. -
Intern profile
Exploring social: Computer Science major Salomon Smeke spent his summer interning at 4C working on social media ads
Salomon Smeke Loyola senior Salomon Smeke is a Mexico City native who spent his summer being a sort of Mr. Fixit as an intern for 4C—a social media advertising and technology company based in Chicago. In this internship, Smeke was lured by his longtime interest in computer technology but soon discovered a newfound interest in advertising.
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Honors Students Author Book on Big Data and Discrimination
Big data meets big ethical problems for students in Dr. Mark Albert’s computer science course this semester. The honors students enrolled in this unique class are working to put together a textbook that explains the rise of big data and its implications on discrimination and privacy concerns.
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STARS Leadership Corps activities continue
Loyola's chapter of the STARS Leadership Corps (SLC) of the STARS Alliance is continuing to work towards the goal of broadening participation in computing. The new chapter website includes a blog with reports of recent activities. Some examples are teaching Scratch programming to youngsters at a community center, making presentations about computing at high schools and elementary schools, mentoring a high school robotics team, mentoring high school students in the American Computer Science League contest, and teaching computing skills to refugees.
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The Social Living Room
The Social Living Room: How Nintendo’s Wii Revolutionized Gaming And What It Means For The Future Of Consoles -
Tech Salaries Climb
Tech professionals in the Silicon Valley are making a six-figure income on average. -
Dr. Harrington serves as judge at the 2012 World Programming Competition
Dr Andrew Harrington of the Loyola Computer Science Department will be a World Finals Judge for the the ACM-ICPC World Finals in May, 2012. The ACM-ICPC World Finals will be located in located in Warsaw, Poland. The contest will run from May 14 - 18.
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Students
ACM competition results: fall 2014
The Loyola CS Department fielded two teams at the recent ACM Mid-Central Programming Competition. Check out the results in this blog post. -
Dr. Peter Dordal Author of New Open Textbook
Technology, as we all know, is constantly in flux. But how academic institutions react to its ever-changing nature can underscore the success of students. Dr. Peter Dordal’s free online/open textbook, An Introduction to Computer Networks, offers a technology-based learning opportunity to students. The book is drawing strong attention from commentators in the technology community, as noted through Hacker News. This measures the pulse of ideas and interest is this field.
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Student Recognition
Spring 2014 Student Presentations
04/29/14. On top of celebrating a great semester and recognizing the achievements of individual students this Wednesday (04/30/14), nine groups of students would like to demonstrate their project accomplishments over the past semester. -
Courses
New Course COMP 366/450: Microcontroller Design and Interfacing
04/14/2014. The Department of Computer Science is pleased to offer a new and exciting course: Comp 366 (450 for graduate students) “Microcontroller Design and Interfacing”. -
Faculty Recognition
Loyola Professor Highlights Computer Science for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts
01/27/2014. Dr. Ronald Greenberg provided some fun activities at Science Nights recruiting events for Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. -
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Intern profile
Exploring social: Computer Science major Salomon Smeke spent his summer interning at 4C working on social media ads
Salomon Smeke Loyola senior Salomon Smeke is a Mexico City native who spent his summer being a sort of Mr. Fixit as an intern for 4C—a social media advertising and technology company based in Chicago. In this internship, Smeke was lured by his longtime interest in computer technology but soon discovered a newfound interest in advertising.
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Programming Skills : Eighth grader Calvin Osborne shares game programming skills with Loyola students
Calvin Osborne presented a guest talk to Loyola University Chicago Computer Science students from several sections of Introduction to Object Oriented Programming (Comp 170) on this November 8, 2016. Calvin, an eighth grade student at Lake Forest Country Day School, demonstrated his work to update and customize Minecraft with a mod called Mineautica, explained how he implemented the changes in java, and how he worked with a small team to create new graphic elements for the game.
