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StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm [Waterloo Invitational]

Who: 16 Waterloo Students When: June 4, 2013 5-11PM Where: South Campus Hall (Festival Room) EAT FOOD. WIN PRIZES. WATCH STARCRAFT Want to play?  …Email nicolegl@microsoft.com to ask about signing-up.  We have a few more spots available!  The winner takes home a SURFACE PRO ! Don’t want to compete but want to watch?  …Game casters will be onsite to broadcast live play-play-action of the main stage players.  Raffles every hour - enter to win an Xbox and more!!  Or just swing by for fajitas and other grub! Nicole Glockner Staffing Consultant  |  Microsoft University Recruiting  

Blackberry Info Session [Registration required]

Hi Everyone, BlackBerry will be holding an info and networking session on Thursday, May 30th, at the QNC Atrium where you'll be able to learn about the available Co-op opportunities. You'll also have a chance to talk to some of the hiring managers to gain a better insight into what is offered at BlackBerry. You can find out more about the event in through the attached poster. So join us this Thursday for a chance to meet some good people from BlackBerry, and awesome BBQ Lunch. Don't forget to register for the event through the CECS website. Sincerely, Takin Tadayon, BlackBerry Campus Ambassador mailto:ttadayon@uwaterloo.ca

Job Openings at HP Labs

The Networking and Communications Lab at HP Labs has some job openings for Networking Researchers. We are especially interested candidates with research experience in Cloud, SDN, and Data Center Networks. [The job-description flyer is pasted below]. Interested students should email me (puneet.sharma@hp.com) with their CV or if they have any questions about the positions. Regards, Puneet Sharma, Ph.D Principal Research Scientist Networking and Communications Lab, HP Labs Researcher Positions at HP Labs HP Labs seeks candidates with a doctoral degree in Computer Science or Electrical and Computer Engineering with a strong background in systems research. We aim for fundamental as well as applied research that advances the state-of-the-art while driving significant business impact. Our research areas of interest include topics in networking and mobility (but are not limited to): Mobile systems, platforms and services Mobile cloud architectures and services Mobile and

Survey Participants Requested

My name is Dina Zayan and I am a MSc. student working under the supervision of Professor Krzysztof Czarnecki <email: kczarnec@gsd.uwaterloo.ca > in the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. I am currently working on a study to investigate comprehension of structural domain models by novice learners. The study takes place during one session of 3 hours. During the session, you will be asked to sign a consent form, read a process description, and provide your answers for a set of tasks. There are no known or anticipated risks to your participation in this study. This study will take approximately *180 minutes* of your time, and in appreciation of your time commitment, you will receive an honorarium of $90. The amount received is taxable.  It is your responsibility to report the amount received for income tax purposes. We are looking for people who have minimum level of proficiency with Unified Modeling Language (UML) Class and Object Diagrams

Post-doc position in LAAS-CNRS, Toulouse (model checking & testing)

Post-doc position on Structural analysis of counterexamples A key issue in model checking is how to locate faults that caused property violation, when a lengthy counterexample is returned. Previous work done in collaboration with Airbus [Boc10] has addressed this issue in the framework of Scade or Simulink design models. The approach is based on a structural analysis that identifies paths of the model that are activated by a counterexample over time. This analysis allows the extraction of relevant information to explain the observed violation. It may also serve to guide the model checker toward the search for different counterexamples, exhibiting new path activation patterns and thus new ways to violate the property. The aim is to give engineers as much usable feedback as possible before a fix is attempted. The approach has been implemented in a tool called STANCE (Structural ANalysis of CounterExamples). It is closely related to path-based analysis techniques develope

A Thinking Ape: Start-Up Talk

What’s it really like to start a startup? What is the future of mobile gaming? What’s it like to be a co-op at ATA? Thursday, May 23rd , 2013 5:00 pm at Tatham Centre Room 2218 Pizza, swag & drinks will be provided.  Wilkins Chung,  Co-Founder & UW Alumnus Sonia Ryan,  University Relations Nicolas Arciniega,  UW Student & ATA Co-op

Seeking developers for mobile apps

My name is Shaun Ono and I am a recent graduate from Ryerson's RTA School of Media. I have started a company that creates location-based mobile apps that utilize photo recognition to enhance the physical spaces of historic buildings. Our first client was the Mattamy Athletic Centre (former Maple Leaf Gardens), having created the Mattamy AC Interactive app. At this point, we are looking to work with a developer to help us build a template for a mobile app that we would be able to use in the future. We would need someone to help us build an app that would integrate a third party photo recognition software as well as gps mapping. We are also looking for someone who has experience in working with databases as there will be a number of videos that will live in the database that are attached to the trigger images. For any students who are interested please contact me at shauntono@gmail.com and we can discuss in-depth what we're looking for.

CS Class of 2014 Graduation Photos

Lifetouch Photography, located on campus in the Student Life Centre, will be taking graduation portraits of CS students Spring Term.  If you are off campus Fall Term, Spring Term is your chance to have grad photos taken!  One of the photos taken of you during your photo session will be included in the Class of 2014 CS composite and Math yearbook.  You may have seen class photos displayed in the halls of your department.  You can see our website to book your appointment www.lifetouch.ca/waterloo    Please direct any questions to Rebecca at  waterlooquestions@lifetouch.com or 519-888-4567 ext. 37539.  We hope to see you soon!    Rebecca Wagner       Lifetouch Photography Student Life Centre The University of Waterloo 519-888-4567 Ext. 37539  www.lifetouch.ca/waterloo  

Vidyard Tech Start-Up Recruiting & Information Event

Date:  Thursday, May 23, 2013 Time:  6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Location:  Chainsaw Saloon (28 King St. N, Waterloo) Description: Come join us on Thursday, May 23rd at the Chainsaw Saloon for our spring term Tech Start-Up Recruiting and Information Event! This is a  FREE  event for computer science and engineering students. Working for a startup gives you the opportunity to manage your  own  tasks, watch  your  deliverables hit the market and be in an  awesome  environment! Many of the startups attending have positions to fill and are looking for students like  YOU  to join their team, so come to Chainsaw and engage in conversation to learn more about the companies and what they have to offer. Not only is this a great way for you to learn more about working for a startup by talking to founders and staff, but you can also enjoy the  FREE  poutine buffet and  FREE  drinks, with  FREE  beer starting at 7:30 p.m. And of course, there will be  nerf gun

UNB Tenure-track Position

The Faculty of Computer Science, University of New Brunswick invites applications for a tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant Professor. Applicants must have a PhD in Computer Science.  We invite applications from candidates whose focus is information systems and technology with an emphasis in areas such as database systems, mobile and web applications, information security, social networking, human-computer interaction (HCI), or multimedia systems. A demonstrated willingness to work with industry is considered an asset. The successful candidate must have a strong commitment to excellence in research and teaching, be able to teach courses at the undergraduate and graduate level and supervise graduate students.  Subject to budgetary approval, this position will start as early as September 1, 2013. Salary level will be commensurate with qualifications and experience.  Applications should send curriculum vitae, the names and addresses of three academic ref

Short-term web-development position available

Short-term work for a student who is proficient in Dreamweaver and Photoshop to create a website to my specifications May lead to additional jobs Work needs to be done now (May 2013). Please send résumé and a description/example of similar work you have done to: Dr. K. Bloom, kbloom@kimpact.ca , www.kimpact.ca

$20K Vanderbilt Patient Clinical Summary Challenge

Vanderbilt University has just launched a $20,000 challenge to transform the Patient Clinical Summary into an informative, highly usable, personalized conduit for patient empowerment ( http://healthappchallenge.com/ ).  The contest is seeking software solutions that can generate rich, highly usable, and informative Patient Clinical Summaries.   Contestants will use a set of test patient information, data schema, and other resources to develop applications that create modernized Patient Clinical Summaries as part of the electronic health record.  The goal will be to achieve Meaningful Use objectives and convey personalized health information. The winning submission will receive $10,000 and there will be up to 5 additional $2,000 awards.  Team registration will open May 1.  The submission deadline is August 1. An introductory video about the contest can be found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeTXUc8yJHY Please feel free to contact Naqi Khan ( naqi.khan@v

You@Waterloo Day – volunteers needed

Admitted students and their families are invited to attend the Waterloo campus to speak with current student and faculty, take a campus tour, and see the residences. Join us on this special visit day to help students make an informed decision on their Offer of Admission to the University of Waterloo.  WHEN : Saturday, May 25 | 9:00 am – 4:00 pm WHERE : PAC Volunteers will receive a free lunch and CS t-shirt To volunteer, please fill in the Doodle with your availability:  http://www.doodle.com/wqrrwxfas2cgxg87 For more information, please email Heather at h2steinm@uwaterloo.ca . Hope to see you there! Heather Steinmetz Recruitment Coordinator David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science University of Waterloo 519-888-4567, ext. 35144

WISE Club (WISE) - Focus Group

Women in Science, Engineering, and Math (WISE) are invited to attend a focus group to gauge interest in forming a new campus club that will discuss and support female students enrolled in various programs at Waterloo. The WISE club will be response for organizing speakers and workshops with a mix of gender and/or career-focused themes. WHEN:  Friday, May 10 | 12 – 1 pm WHERE:  DC1304 Students from all programs, male or female, are encouraged to give their input, especially those interested in committed leadership roles. For more information, please email Alison at  alison.v.lee@gmail.com . Hope to see you there! Heather Steinmetz Recruitment Coordinator David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science University of Waterloo 519-888-4567, ext. 35144

Paul Baran Young Scholars Nominations

The Marconi Society is Seeking Your Help Identifying Outstanding Young Scholars. The Marconi Society is seeking nominations of young scientists and engineers with the potential to make game-changing contributions in the field of communications and the Internet, for its Paul Baran Young Scholars Awards.  http://www.marconisociety.org/youngscholars.html Founded in 1972, the Marconi Society recognizes the achievements of living scientists in the field of information and communications science. Young Scholars receive a $4000 cash prize plus $1000 in expenses to attend the annual awards gala, to be held this year on October 1st in Bologna, Italy. This is an opportunity for your brightest young researchers to gain well-deserved recognition, and meet and network with some of the industry's best-known scientists and engineers. Candidates must be nominated by a faculty member, department chair, or manager with whom they are clo