Computer Science - Revision history

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Cooperating Faculty From Other Programs

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Faculty

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 ==Faculty==
 ===Current===
-* [[Jaime Sppacco]], Department Chair, Associate Professor
+* [[Jaime Spacco]], Department Chair, Associate Professor
 * [[David Bunde]], Assistant Professor
 * [[Monica McGill]], Assistant Professor

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	* [[Don Blaheta]], Assistant Professor		* [[Don Blaheta]], Assistant Professor
		+	* [[John Dooley]], Assistant Professor

	===Cooperating Faculty From Other Programs===		===Cooperating Faculty From Other Programs===

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 ==Faculty==
 ===Current===
-* [[John Dooley]], Department Chair, Associate Professor
+* [[Jaime Sppacco]], Department Chair, Associate Professor
 * [[David Bunde]], Assistant Professor
-* [[Jaime Spacco]], Assistant Professor
+* [[Monica McGill]], Assistant Professor
 ===Former===

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 * [[Mary Armon]], Associate Professor of [[Mathematics]]
 * [[Charles Schulz]], Professor of [[Physics]]
 ===uncooperative Faculty From Other Programs===

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 * [[Mary Armon]], Associate Professor of [[Mathematics]]
 * [[Charles Schulz]], Professor of [[Physics]]
 ==Notable Alumni==

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−	'''Computer Science''' is a course of study offered through the [[Computer Science Department]]. It includes one [[major]] and one [[minor]]. The department is located in [[~~GDH~~]].	+	'''Computer Science''' is a course of study offered through the [[Computer Science Department]]. It includes one [[major]] and one [[minor]]. The department is located in [[SMC]].

	==Overview==		==Overview==

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-In the mid 1990s, Knox's Computer Science department formally separated itself from the [[Mathematics]] department. Since that time, the department has periodically been plagued by faculty turnover. This trend has thankfully remitted in recent years.
+'''Computer Science''' is a course of study offered through the [[Computer Science Department]].  It includes one [[major]] and one [[minor]].  The department is located in [[GDH]].
-==Labs and Offices==
+==Overview==
 Offices for the Computer Science department can be found on the 2nd floor of the South (E-) wing of [[SMC]]. There are also extensive labs throughout [[SMC]].
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 Since 2002, the faculty of the Computer Science department has primarily used Mac workstations.
-==Current Faculty==
+==Faculty==
-* [[John Dooley]] - Department chair. John Dooley is an excellent human. He used to work at Motorola.
+===Current===
-* [[Don Blaheta]] - Assistant professor. Ask Don about his function tagger, or about knitting.
+* [[John Dooley]], Department Chair, Associate Professor
-* [[David Bunde]] - Assistant professor.
+* [[Don Blaheta]], Assistant Professor
-Also, there are some other great people who contribute to a great department. [[Mary Armon]], who's office is on the CS end of the hall, sometimes teaches Discrete Math, and [[Andrew Leahy|Andy Leahy]] is a Linux Guru who maintains the main Mathematica server.
+===Former===
-==Notable Alums==
+===Cooperating Faculty From Other Programs===
 * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Kurtz| Thomas Kurtz] - '50, co-author of BASIC.
-[[Category:Departments]]
+==Course Requirements==
 [[Category:Majors]]

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 ==Labs and Offices==
-Offices for the Computer Science department can be found on the 2nd floor of the South wing of [[SMC]]. There are also extensive labs throughout [[SMC]].
+Offices for the Computer Science department can be found on the 2nd floor of the South (E-) wing of [[SMC]]. There are also extensive labs throughout [[SMC]].
 * Caterpillar Lab - in the basement of the South wing, featuring 20 dual-processor Linux workstations.

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 * Caterpillar Lab - in the basement of the South wing, featuring 20 dual-processor Linux workstations.
 * Steylles - next door to the Caterpillar Lab, and across the hall from the Computer Center.
-* The "sandbox" lab  - on the north side of SMC (hidden somewhere in hyperspace between the [[Kresge Science-Mathematics Library|Math Library]] and the window that looks out on the apartments)
+* The "sandbox" lab (a.k.a., the "Crash and Burn" lab)  - on the north side of SMC (hidden somewhere in hyperspace between the [[Kresge Science-Mathematics Library|Math Library]] and the window that looks out on the apartments)
-* The Little Lab  - on the 2nd floor, next door to Dooley's office, which is particularly quite and nice to work in
+* The Little Lab  - on the 2nd floor, next door to Dooley's office, which is particularly quiet and nice to work in
 * The Honors Lab - home to the Mathematica server, and lonesome Honors students