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Chair, Department of Genetics...
I am just taking on the role of Chief Scientific Officer... Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Pacific Biosciences, Sage... San Francisco-Silicon Valley,...
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IT/IP Professor and Lawyer
ADIJ, CPI, Réseau 2T, Keiretsu Forum, Université Paris X Nanterre, Ecole des hautes Etudes en Sciences sociales
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Manager, Mathematical...
- Author of most of the code for the arbitrary precision... Maplesoft, University of Waterloo, Self Employed,... Kitchener, Canada
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University of Osnabrück,...
University of Osnabrück, German University in Cairo, ain shams university, Institute for Cognitive Science - UOS (Germany),...
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APNIC, Australian National...
APNIC, Australian National University
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Geni.com, Fox NE&O, Moviola...
I have spent the last 13 years in the customer service... Geni.com, Fox NE&O, Moviola Digital, Singer, Lewak,... Los Angeles et périphérie,...
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Technicolor Fellow &...
Technicolor, Gemplus, National Science Council (R.O.C.), UCL Crypto Group, Université de Toulouse-le-Mirail (Toulouse II),...
Rennes, France
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Infrastructure Designer at...
Over 25 years experience in information Technologies.... TransCanada, FortisAlberta, Harvest Investment Inc. - Apex... Calgary, Canada
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Implementation Manager at...
Fairfax Media, Lloyd's Marine Intelligence Unit, Informa UK Limited, Open Mind Consulting, University of California, Berkeley,...
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enginner at Voltage Security
Voltage Security, Microsoft, University of California, Los Angeles
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President, National...
Lansing Community College, National Organization for Career Credentialing, FIRST, Inc., Commonwealth of VA, Texas A&M...
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President & CEO at HelioSphera
HelioSphera, Plainfield Asset Management, McKinsey & Co, Goldman Sachs, London Business School, U. of London, London School of...
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at Nuxeo
Java Application Developper Architect of systems Scrum... Nuxeo, Octo Technology, EADS, IRD, Ecole nationale... Paris, France
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Financial Markets Strategist...
Senior Executive with over 20 years of experience in the... SmartStream Technologies, DClear, a DIFC Investments... London, United Kingdom
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PhD Candidate and Research...
I joined IBM India Software Lab as a software engineer in... University at Buffalo, IBM, State University of New York... Buffalo/Niagara, New York
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COO at Oranta Insurance /...
Oranta Insurance / Eureko Group, AIG / Chartis, Moscow Re, PartnerRe, Nanzan University, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg im...
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ITER Organization,...
1975-1983: University studies (University of London) in... ITER Organization, DirectIndustry, STMicroelectronics, PSI... Marseille , France
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Project Governance Director...
Main goal : Lead a PMO as PMO Director or a PMO... RONA, eCornell, Aéroports de Montréal, National Bank of... Montréal et périphérie, Canada
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Director at FBSA
Focus Business Sales and Acquisitions Ltd, Clearsight Consultants, J&J Haslett Ltd, Southern Education and Library Board,...
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Senior Regional Marketing...
Intelsat, REACH, Telstra, OTC, University of New South Wales
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An industry recognized, visionary technology leader whose... CoTweet, Asurion, Wi-Tech Consulting, Gemtek Systems,... San Francisco-Silicon Valley,...
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Mathematician receives inaugural Jones MedalEmeritus Professor John Butcher from The University of Auckland received the inaugural Jones Medal for lifetime achievement in mathematical sciences at the annual Research Honours Dinner last night in Christchurch. Source : Scoop.co.nz - Published at : 2010/11/10_22:46:00
Explaining the Complicated Women + Math FormulaWhy aren't there more women math professors? Or engineering professors, or physics professors, or professors of computer science or economics? Why aren't there more women tech entrepreneurs? If a field involves lots of numbers, why does it seem to involve … Continue reading → Source : Wellness - Published at : 2010/10/28_12:47:25
Why does everybody think only Asians are better at math?Surely because she’s Asian – that’s what many people would say. Perhaps it could be also that she is more used to focusing, and therefore is able to recall the mathematical principles that all the 8th graders had learned in past years, (to be forgotten quickly and decisively), and put them all together and applied properly. Perhaps her parents insist that she do her best, rather than dismiss ... Source : AsianWeek - Published at : 2010/11/19_06:05:41
Teaching kids real math with computersConrad Wolfram says the part of math s we teach -- calculation by hand -- isn't just tedious, it's mostly irrelevant to real mathematics and the real world. From rockets to stock markets, many of humanity's most thrilling creations are powered by math s . So why do kids lose interest in it? Conrad Wolfram says the part of math s we teach -- calculation by hand -- isn't just tedious, it's mostly ... Source : Guardian Unlimited - Published at : 2010/11/17_15:49:50
What Todd Combs and I have in Common: Leucadia National Corp.By Rishi Gosalia. Recently, Todd Combs, a 39 year old hedge fund manager, was named by Berkshire Hathaway to manage a significant portion of the company's investment portfolio. Mr. Combs has been managing Castle Point Capital, a Greenwich based hedge fund for the past five years. Today, not much is known about him or his hedge fund, but we can look at Castle Point Capital 13-F SEC reports and ... Source : Guru Focus - Published at : 2010/11/04_13:56:37
Stephen Hawking receives Presidential Medal of FreedomStephen Hawking was among the recipients at the White House today when President Barack Obama presented the National Medal of Freedom to 16 “agents of change.” Relatively few scientists win this medal, the highest civilian honor awarded in the U.S., particularly when the science is as removed from everyday life as the theoretical physics of black holes. [More] Source : Scientific American - Published at : 2010/11/12_02:50:23
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591 Internationales Universitäts-Handbuch... Department of Computer Science Department of Pure Mathematics Department of
... Computer Science Crapo, HH; Pure Mathematics Cross, GE; Pure Mathematics... Mathematics and Computers in ArchaeologyMATHEMATICS, STATISTICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE It is appropriate to end this ...
The starting point is pure mathematics, which may be seen as a communal ...
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- Publisher: Harvard University Press Edition: 1975-01-01
- Language: English
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Computer Science Reconsidered: The Invocation Model of Process ExpressionIt is argued that the conceptual concerns of computer science are different from
the conceptual concerns of mathematics, and that this mathematical legacy, ...
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- Publisher: Wiley-Interscience Edition: 2007-06-29
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- ISBN-10: 0471798142 ISBN-13 (EAN): 9780471798149
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Lectures in Applied Mathematics and InformaticsMathematics has two great branches, pure mathematics and applied mathematics.
... Where does computer science fit in? Computer science is the science which...
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- Publisher: Manchester Univ Pr Edition: 1990-12
- Language: English
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British Qualifications... Combined Honours; Computer Science; Computer Science with Business Studies;
... or Economics or Electronics or Materials Science; Pure Mathematics; ...
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- Publisher: Kogan Page Edition: 2000-02-01
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Australian national bibliography(Pure mathematics preprint) On tp the letter 'R' appears ... (Technical report /
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20 Other - Computers at 21 July 2006 08:07:12 Qnow im not taking pure/additional mathematics in high school, im taking an art class--study business.was it ok? AI think it needs applied mathematics,.. not pure mathematics
Best Answer : by agus at 21 July 2006 08:07:05 Mathematics at 21 December 2009 03:12:56 QI love both, but I am unable to choose AIf you ask a question of such profound importance to your life of complete strangers on YA, then I suggest you major in education psychology. At least take some courses in psychology. It will help you for AI.You are insane ! Higher Education (University +) at 04 July 2008 01:07:55 QI'm dual majoring in computer science and (pure) mathematics right now. I'm loving it and plan to get a graduate degree in math, but I'm somewhat worried about the job prospects outside of college.Basically I have two separate paths I could follow:1) Work as a programmer, probably for a company where some mathematical work will be needed. I'm confident in my programming skills, I have many years of self-taught experience, and I enjoy it.2) If I were to get a Ph.D. in mathematics, I could work as a professor or a hired mathematician.How good are my real-world job prospects if, say, I get a B.S. in computer science and a Masters in mathematics (instead of a Ph.D.)? Will I generally be able to get a higher-paying, better programming job with than someone with just a computer science degree? And how are the jobs for just pure mathematicians or professors? This isn't about just money but also the quality of the work environment.Thank you very much for your input.I should say that I really do have a strong passion for both programming and mathematics. For many years, any alone time I had was often spent either doing programming for fun or reading up on some math.This is a difficult decision, for sure!An actuary is an interesting idea. I'd never really considered it until now. I'm afraid the computer science education may become a bit of a waste if I went that route, though.It's definitely something I'll look into. AIt's likely that a masters degree in mathematics would help your job prospects (it certainly wouldn't hurt). You might be able to find more interesting job opportunities with a graduate degree.The job market for faculty positions is quite difficult. Even faculty positions at not so great schools receive hundreds of applications for each opening. The pay is generally pretty good at top research universities and top liberal arts colleges, but it can be quite poor at some other schools. Average faculty salaries can be found at:http://chronicle.com/stats/aaup/Academia is rather status-conscious, so if you do a PhD in mathematics, you'll have better odds of getting an OK job if you go to a school that is highly ranked as a department and/or in your specialty.You might also consider programs in operations research or statistics. They're both in high demand in industry, so a PhD program in either would give you options in both academia and industry. A lot of universities are having trouble hiring statistics professors right now because they can make so much more money in industry. Higher Education (University +) at 19 October 2010 09:10:56 QI'm currently getting my BS in Pure Mathematics and was wondering if i should minor in Computer science? Will this help me finding a job? Is a computer science minor helpful? I'm willing to stay in school for another year if this minor will help me in the near future.I have little experience in programming. I can't decided if i should enrolled in the teaching credential program or minor in CS. I'm worried becoming a teacher i will not have a high salary and if i decided on CS minor it will not benefit finding a job. ADo you have any experience in programming?Sure, it may help you better find a job, but I'd take an intro course first and see what you think. I'm a 3rd year CS student and I know a TON of people who have dropped out of the program because of its difficulty.The best bet imo would be to ask a counsellor or whatnot and review your options for the future.EDIT: Referring to why I think it may help you in the future: if you decide to work with finances for example, seeing the words "Minor in CS" helps because they assume you know how to use Excel and stuff. Weird, but true! Mathematics at 03 June 2010 12:06:06 QWhat are the most obvious differences in the following fields of mathematics as it pertains to applied mathematics, cryptology, computer science and "pure mathematics?" Ago play outside.thats how i would answer it
Best Answer : by Alejandro at 03 June 2010 12:06:36 Higher Education (University +) at 14 September 2010 08:09:28 QI am now a Senior and have earned all A's for three years straight and now have a 3.68 GPA with a double major in Pure Mathematics and Computer Science. I was wondering whether or not I would not be able to get into a good grad program due to taking one semester of courses at a community college and getting 4 F's. after that I changed everything and got A's and transferred to a major University. What do you think? AYou should be fine. Your later classes are a lot more important than your freshman ones.A lot of students have trouble adjusting to college and their grades take a hit. The fact you managed to straighten yourself out and go from Fs to As is pretty impressive. It shows you can face adversity and failure yet still work towards a goal.Most grad programs require an interview. Expect this to come up during that, and explain what happened and how you turned it around.
Best Answer : by PoohBearPenguin at 14 September 2010 08:09:23 Mathematics at 20 November 2008 03:11:32 QI'm currently an undergrad about to complete my B.S. in Computer Science. I want to go to grad school for math and most of the schools I'm looking at have two different math programs: Applied and Mathematical Sciences (what I'm guessing is more like pure mathematics). I look at the differences in courses between these two programs and the pure mathematics track appeals to me more but I would rather take what is more applicable to my computer science degree and future career as a programmer. Can anyone suggest which track is better for a Computer science guy? What are the main differences? Thanks! AStart out by finding a professor in the Department of Computer Science that you can talk with about your interests in graduate study in Mathematics. He may have good suggestions. Then find a professor in the Department of Mathematics that you can develop a friendship with and who has an interest in developing algorithms (like creating software) and/or applying recursion theory. Let that second professor assist you. If your focus is on learning more and going into some research, appropriate classes in pure mathematics may be better. If your focus is only on your career, applied mathematics with selective classes in logic and combinatorics will likely be better. Try to take classes good in both areas during your first semester. Some students start in one area and move to the other side after one semester.
Best Answer : by JJWJ at 20 November 2008 08:11:55 Mathematics at 11 February 2009 10:02:40 QI understand how important mathematics is to everything. to me, it is the most important form of pure science that exists. i recently switched from a computer science major (where i got bored) to a pure mathematics major, which i enjoy. Is there really room for more math majors, and does it really answer all the questions i hope it does? AIf you've got a liking for maths, you'll do well.Best wishes from Australia. Mathematics at 31 May 2009 05:05:53 QI'm planning to opt for a BMath degree in University of Waterloo Majoring in Pure Mathematics and Minoring in Computer Science.Will my job prospects be good?The thing is even if i'm taking pure maths, i dont want to hamper my chances of being a statistician when i grown up. If i do bachelors in pure maths and a masters in statistics, can i still opt for a job which requires a 'statistician'? What I mean to say does a job having the name 'statistician' necessarily require a bachelor of statistics degree or is masters adequate? AI'm not a mathematician (I'm a chemist), but if we were hiring a PhD chemist in our chemistry department and s/he had an undergraduate degree in a related field like physics or biology, their job prospects would not be hampered at all by that. We would be focussed on how much chemistry they knew and what they planned to do with that knowledge. I strongly suspect that it is the same in Math and Statistics.
Best Answer : by Timothy at 31 May 2009 05:05:42 Higher Education (University +) at 28 January 2007 06:01:13 Qim talking about pure mathematics and pure physics, not applied AIn school you would have come across Teachers that can pass knowledge and you learn something from. Others that are hopless and you learn nothing from because of the erratic nature in which they conduct the class, lesson method all over the place without any structure etc.All of the subjects you listed will contain theory worked out two hundred or more years ago. The subject will take care of itself.It's more of a battle between you and the lecturer rather than you and the subject.
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149340 The Planiverse: Computer Contact with a Two-Dimensional World by A.K. DewdneyBy Vette05 at Tue Sep 22 08:10:29 -0500 2009 The Planiverse: Computer Contact with a Two Dimensional World by AK DewdneyThe setting is a graduate program in the early 1980’s. Computers are mainframes, time and resources are precious, and programs are primitive at best. A group of students led by their professor decide to model a two dimensional world--with the deptyh and horizontal axis rather than the horizontal and vertical axes of Flatland. It starts as an exercise in pure physics, mathematics and computer science, until their model somehow connects to a real two-dimensional world, and an inhabitant, YNDRD, who can hear them in his mind.And with YNDRD... Document Format: DOC - Language: en Mathematics & Computer Sciencemathematics, the B.S. in mathematics, the B.S. in. computer science, ... Majors in mathematics and computer science may not take. mathematical sciences or related ... Document Format: PDF - Language: en Computer Science2.5.8 Computer Science/Pure Mathematics Joint Major (B.Sc.) In addition to Mathematics 1000, Mathematics 1001 and Computer Science 1710, the following ... Document Format: PDF - Language: en Mathematics & Computer Sciencecomputer science, information systems, (joint programs with NJIT) and mathematics. ... at the end of your studies, Computer Science Pro- ject, will allow you to work closely ... Document Format: PDF - Language: en An Introduction to NURBS: With Historical Perspective (The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Computer Graphics) by David F. RogersYou don’t have to be a graphics guru to appreciate this book. A good high school math student could grasp the exposition in this book. I highly recommend this to teenage prodigies, not only for the exposition, but to read about the accomplishments of the prodigies who made this science. This book really emphasizes understanding and generalization - it will serve you well when you head out on your own. It is not language or platform specific and will remain relevant to the future for this reason. This book will serve as the foundations of a CAD, animation, or gaming... Document Format: DOC - Language: en Cybernetics, Second Edition: or the Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine by Norbert WienerNorbert Wiener was interested in the means by which feedback could be communicated to help correct the problems that develop in an organism. In investigating this matter, Weiner investigates a number of topics that differentiate between mere computation and intelligence and the importance that information plays in both. This is the unifying theme of a book that seems to wander through many topics using philosophy, mathematics, and the theory of computation. For example, in chapter one of the book, Wiener illustrates the basic difference between man and machine with a discussion of the concept of Newtonian versus Bergsonian time.... Document Format: DOC - Language: en Mathematics and Computer Scienceeducation for students in mathematics and computer science which will prepare them for ... in mathematics and B.S. in computer science), four minors, and three sequences ... Document Format: PDF - Language: en Department of Mathematics and Computer ScienceScience, Computer Science, Computer. Programming, Information Technology, Education, ... A Computer Science major can obtain a. Minor in Mathematics with the ... Document Format: PDF - Language: en (Reverse) Engineering Intelligence - Noah Goodman - H+ Summit @ HarvardWhat computational principles explain the success of human intelligence? I will describe recent work that combines together the unbounded flexibility of mathematical logic with the robustness of statistical inference. This combination brings us several steps closer to understanding human intelligence -- and to the tools for true intelligence engineering.Noah D. Goodman is a research scientist in the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT, and a member of the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. He studies the computational basis of human thought, merging behavioral experiments with formal methods from statistics and logic. He received his Ph.D. in mathematics... Document Format: KEY - Language: en
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