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Conferences

2015-06-04T19:20:52Z

M4farrel:

There are many academic and industry conferences related to computer science held each year around the globe, though it is often difficult for new people to find the right conferences to attend or submit a proposal for. This page hopes to help solve that problem, namely for undergraduate students and graduate students studying fields related to computer science at the University of Waterloo. Feel free to contribute.

== Undergraduate Students ==

* [https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/conferences/uroc2015/ Undergraduate Research Opportunities Conference]
* [http://cumc.math.ca/2015/ Canadian Undergraduate Mathematics Conference]

== Functional Programming ==

* [http://www.icfpconference.org/ International Conference on Functional Programming]
* [http://www.degoesconsulting.com/lambdaconf-2015/ LambdaConf]
* [http://www.composeconference.org/ ComposeConf]
* [http://lambdajam.yowconference.com.au/ YOW! LambdaJam]
* [https://thestrangeloop.com/ Strange Loop]
* [http://con.racket-lang.org/ RacketCon]

== Programming Languages ==

* [https://www.cs.uoregon.edu/research/summerschool/summer15/ Oregon Programming Languages Summer School]
* [http://eb.host.cs.st-andrews.ac.uk/TPL/ SICSA Summer School on Types and Programming Languages]

== Type Theory, Logic, Linguistics and Topology ==

* [http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/tlca/ International Conference on Typed Lambda Calculi and Applications]
* [https://lucian.uchicago.edu/blogs/mol2015/ 14th Meeting on Mathematics of Language]
* [http://smt2015.csl.sri.com/school/ SAT/SMT Summer School]

== Algorithms, Combinatorics and Optimization ==

* [http://canadam.math.ca/Canadian Discrete and Algorithmic Mathematics Conference]
* [http://poco2015.org/ Summer School on Polyhedral Combinatorics]

== Digital Humanities ==

* [http://www.museumsandtheweb.com/conferences/ Museums and the Web]
* [http://summit2015.lodlam.net/ Linked Open Data in Libraries, Archives and Museums]

== Mental Health, Gender and Diversity Issues ==

* [http://gracehopper.org/ Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing]

Conferences

2015-06-04T19:16:24Z

M4farrel:

There are many academic and industry conferences related to computer science held each year around the globe, though it is often difficult for new people to find the right conferences to attend or submit a proposal for. This page hopes to help solve that problem, namely for undergraduate students and graduate students studying fields related to computer science at the University of Waterloo. Feel free to contribute.

== Undergraduate Students ==

* [https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/conferences/uroc2015/ Undergraduate Research Opportunities Conference]
* [http://cumc.math.ca/2015/ Canadian Undergraduate Mathematics Conference]

== Functional Programming ==

* [http://www.icfpconference.org/ International Conference on Functional Programming]
* [http://www.degoesconsulting.com/lambdaconf-2015/ LambdaConf]
* [http://www.composeconference.org/ ComposeConf]
* [http://lambdajam.yowconference.com.au/ YOW! LambdaJam]
* [https://thestrangeloop.com/ Strange Loop]
* [http://con.racket-lang.org/ RacketCon]

== Programming Languages ==

* [https://www.cs.uoregon.edu/research/summerschool/summer15/ Oregon Programming Languages Summer School]
* [http://eb.host.cs.st-andrews.ac.uk/TPL/ SICSA Summer School on Types and Programming Languages]

== Type Theory, Logic, Linguistics and Topology ==

* [http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/tlca/ International Conference on Typed Lambda Calculi and Applications]
* [https://lucian.uchicago.edu/blogs/mol2015/ 14th Meeting on Mathematics of Language]
* [http://smt2015.csl.sri.com/school/ SAT/SMT Summer School]

== Algorithms, Combinatorics and Optimization ==

* [http://poco2015.org/ Summer School on Polyhedral Combinatorics]

== Digital Humanities ==

* [http://www.museumsandtheweb.com/conferences/ Museums and the Web]
* [http://summit2015.lodlam.net/ Linked Open Data in Libraries, Archives and Museums]

== Mental Health, Gender and Diversity Issues ==

* [http://gracehopper.org/ Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing]

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= Conferences =

There are many academic and industry conferences related to computer science held each year around the globe, though it is often difficult for new people to find the right conferences to attend or submit a proposal for. This page hopes to help solve that problem, namely for undergraduate students and graduate students studying fields related to computer science at the University of Waterloo. Feel free to contribute.

== Academic Conferences ==

* [https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/conferences/uroc2015/ Undergraduate Research Opportunities Conference]
* [http://gracehopper.org/ Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing]

* [http://www.icfpconference.org/ International Conference on Functional Programming]
* [http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/tlca/ International Conference on Typed Lambda Calculi and Applications]
* [https://lucian.uchicago.edu/blogs/mol2015/ 14th Meeting on Mathematics of Language]

== Industry Conferences ==

* [http://www.degoesconsulting.com/lambdaconf-2015/ LambdaConf]
* [http://www.composeconference.org/ ComposeConf]
* [http://lambdajam.yowconference.com.au/ YOW! LambdaJam]
* [https://thestrangeloop.com/ Strange Loop]
* [http://con.racket-lang.org/ RacketCon]

Conferences

2015-06-03T19:00:15Z

M4farrel:

= Conferences =

There are many academic and industry conferences related to computer science held each year around the globe, though it is often difficult for new people to find the right conferences to attend or submit a proposal for. This page hopes to help solve that problem, namely for undergraduate students and graduate students studying fields related to computer science at the University of Waterloo. Feel free to contribute.

== Academic Conferences ==

* [https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/conferences/uroc2015/ Undergraduate Research Opportunities Conference]
* [http://gracehopper.org/ Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing]

* [http://www.icfpconference.org/ International Conference on Functional Programming]
* [http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/tlca/ International Conference on Typed Lambda Calculi and Applications]
* [https://lucian.uchicago.edu/blogs/mol2015/ 14th Meeting on Mathematics of Language]

== Industry Conferences ==

=== Functional Programming Conferences ===

* [http://www.degoesconsulting.com/lambdaconf-2015/ LambdaConf]
* [http://www.composeconference.org/ ComposeConf]
* [http://lambdajam.yowconference.com.au/ YOW! LambdaJam]
* [https://thestrangeloop.com/ Strange Loop]
* [http://con.racket-lang.org/ RacketCon]

Conferences

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M4farrel: Created page with "This page contains information about conferences that may be of interest to people who are enthusiastic about computer science and closely related disciplines. There are many..."

This page contains information about conferences that may be of interest to people who are enthusiastic about computer science and closely related disciplines.

There are many academic and industry conferences related to computer science held each year around the globe, though it is often difficult for new people to find the right conferences to attend or submit a proposal for. This page hopes to help solve that problem, namely for undergraduate students and graduate students studying fields related to computer science at the University of Waterloo. Feel free to contribute.

* [https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/conferences/uroc2015/ Undergraduate Research Opportunities Conference]
* [http://gracehopper.org/ Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing]

* [http://www.icfpconference.org/ International Conference on Functional Programming]
* [http://www.mimuw.edu.pl/tlca/ International Conference on Typed Lambda Calculi and Applications]
* [https://lucian.uchicago.edu/blogs/mol2015/ 14th Meeting on Mathematics of Language]

* [http://www.degoesconsulting.com/lambdaconf-2015/ LambdaConf]
* [http://www.composeconference.org/ ComposeConf]
* [http://lambdajam.yowconference.com.au/ YOW! LambdaJam]
* [https://thestrangeloop.com/ Strange Loop]
* [http://con.racket-lang.org/ RacketCon]

Main Page

2014-11-04T19:10:35Z

M4farrel: /* Guides */

This is the Wiki of the [[Computer Science Club]]. Feel free to start adding pages and information.

[[Special:AllPages]]

== Guides ==
<div style="-webkit-column-count:3; -moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">
* [[Budget Guide]]
* [[Club Hosting]]
* [[Member Hosting]]
* [[Exec Manual]]
* [[Imapd Guide]]
* [[MEF Guide]]
* [[Office Policies]]
* [[Office Staff]]
* [[How to IRC]]
* [[Talks Guide]]
* [[SCS Guide]]
* [[Kerberos | Password Reset ]]
* [[Disk Drive RMA Process]]
</div>

== News and Events ==
<div style="-webkit-column-count:3; -moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">
* [[Meetings]]
* [[Talks]]
* [[Projects]]
* [[Industry Opportunities]]
</div>

== Machine/System Documentation ==
<div style="-webkit-column-count:3; -moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">
* [[Authentication]]
* [[Backups]]
* [[ceo]]
* [[DNS]]
* [[Debian Repository]]
* [[Digital Cutter]]
* [[Directory Services]]
* [[Electronics]]
* [[Kerberos]]
* [[Machine List]]
* [[Mail]]
* [[Mailing Lists]]
* [[Mirror]]
* [[Music]]
* [[MySQL]]
* [[NetApp]]
* [[New CSC Machine]]
* [[NFS/Kerberos]]
* [[OID Assignment]]
* [[Printing]]
* [[Robot Arm]]
* [[Scratch]]
* [[SNMP]]
* [[Serial Connections]]
* [[SSL]]
* [[Switches]]
* [[Sony Camera]]
* [[Syscom Todo]]
* [[Systems Committee]]
* [[TS-7800]]
* [[UID/GID Assignment]]
* [[User-data]]
* [[Webcams]]
* [[Webmail]]
* [[Website]]
* [[Virtualization]]
</div>

== Miscellaneous ==
<div style="-webkit-column-count:3; -moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">
* [[Budget]]
* [[Executive]]
* [[Past Executive]]
* [[Frosh]]
* [[History]]
* [[Library]]
* [[MEF Proposals]]
* [[Office Cleanup]]
* [[Projector]]
* [[Term Notes]]
</div> __NOTOC__

Office Staff

2014-10-27T15:19:39Z

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Music

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M4farrel:

* Music is run off nullsleep, since that's the computer with the speakers attached.
* Music is located in /music.
* The command to get music running is ncmpcpp.
* You must be a member of the audio group.
* To view the keybindings of ncmpcpp, press 1 while it's running. The number keys switch between tabs in it. 1 is help, 2 views the playlist, 3 is browsing, etc.
* View recently listened tracks: http://www.last.fm/user/csclub

Office Staff

2014-10-27T15:17:37Z

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How to IRC

2014-10-27T15:17:26Z

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1. Open up an IRC client, i.e. irssi. Launch irssi in a screen session, which you
can return to later.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca
$ screen irssi

2. In irssi, connect to the freenode network and join our channel.

/connect irc.freenode.net
/join #csc

3. Please set your nickname to your Quest ID so we know who you are.

/nick $YOUR_QUEST_ID

You can register your nickname on the freenode network by messaging NickServ.

/msg NickServ REGISTER password email

4. Close your screen session, which you can return to later.

CTRL-A CTRL-D

5. Return to your screen session. You will have remained connected to the channel.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca -t "screen -r"

Music

2014-10-27T15:13:35Z

M4farrel:

Music is run off nullsleep, since that's the computer with the speakers attached.

Music is located in /music.

The command to get music running is ncmpcpp.

To view the keybindings of ncmpcpp, press 1 while it's running. The number keys switch between tabs in it. 1 is help, 2 views the playlist, 3 is browsing, etc.

View recently listened tracks: http://www.last.fm/user/csclub

Office Staff

2014-10-25T17:02:42Z

M4farrel:

The CSC office staff have the following responsibilities:
* Follow the [[Office Policies]].
* Participate in [[Office Cleanup]].
* Adding new members.
* Updating memberships.
* Answer questions.
* Ask new people their names.
* Ensure that the CSC remains an inviting environment.
* Keep the office open as much as possible.
* Keep the office clean at all times.
* Shame people for leaving their stuff around.
* Make sure the fridge is always full of pop.
* Empty out the paper recycling bin.
* Empty out the blue recycling bin.
* Promote discussions about computer science.

The office staff should be aware of:

* The IRC channel: #csc on irc.freenode.net.
* Printing can be done through MathSoc or MC 3016 (not really).
* The <tt>office</tt> group, homedir, and mailing list.
* The <tt>audio</tt> group.
* How to use <tt>ceo</tt>.
* <tt>syscom</tt> and <tt>exec</tt> emails.
* How pop works.
* How to use <tt>ssh</tt>.

== How to IRC ==

1. Open up an IRC client, e.g. irssi. Launch irssi in a screen session, which you
can return to later.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca
$ screen irssi

2. In irssi, connect to the freenode network and join our channel.

/connect irc.freenode.net
/join #csc

3. Please set your nickname to your Quest ID so we know who you are.

/nick $YOUR_QUEST_ID

You can register your nickname on the freenode network by messaging NickServ.

/msg NickServ REGISTER password email

4. Close your screen session, which you can return to later.

CTRL-A CTRL-D

5. Return to your screen session. You will have remained connected to the channel.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca -t "screen -r"

[[Category:About]]

Office Staff

2014-10-24T15:26:36Z

M4farrel: /* How to IRC */

The CSC office staff have the following responsibilities:
* Follow the [[Office Policies]].
* Participate in [[Office Cleanup]].
* Keep the office open as much as possible.
* Keep the office clean at all times.
* Shame people for leaving their stuff around.
* Adding new members.
* Updating memberships.
* Answer questions.
* Ensure that the CSC remains an inviting environment.
* Ask new people their names.
* Promote discussions about computer science.
* Make sure the fridge is always full of pop.
* Empty the small recycling bin into the big ones.

The office staff should be aware of:

* The IRC channel: #csc on irc.freenode.net.
* Printing can be done through MathSoc or MC 3016 (not really).
* The <tt>office</tt> group, homedir, and mailing list.
* The <tt>audio</tt> group.
* How to use <tt>ceo</tt>.
* <tt>syscom</tt> and <tt>exec</tt> emails.
* How pop works.
* How to use <tt>ssh</tt>.

== How to IRC ==

1. Open up an IRC client, e.g. irssi. Launch irssi in a screen session, which you
can return to later.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca
$ screen irssi

2. In irssi, connect to the freenode network and join our channel.

/connect irc.freenode.net
/join #csc

3. Please set your nickname to your Quest ID so we know who you are.

/nick $YOUR_QUEST_ID

You can register your nickname on the freenode network by messaging NickServ.

/msg NickServ REGISTER password email

4. Close your screen session, which you can return to later.

CTRL-A CTRL-D

5. Return to your screen session. You will have remained connected to the channel.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca -t "screen -r"

[[Category:About]]

Office Staff

2014-10-24T15:25:54Z

M4farrel: /* How to IRC */

The CSC office staff have the following responsibilities:
* Follow the [[Office Policies]].
* Participate in [[Office Cleanup]].
* Keep the office open as much as possible.
* Keep the office clean at all times.
* Shame people for leaving their stuff around.
* Adding new members.
* Updating memberships.
* Answer questions.
* Ensure that the CSC remains an inviting environment.
* Ask new people their names.
* Promote discussions about computer science.
* Make sure the fridge is always full of pop.
* Empty the small recycling bin into the big ones.

The office staff should be aware of:

* The IRC channel: #csc on irc.freenode.net.
* Printing can be done through MathSoc or MC 3016 (not really).
* The <tt>office</tt> group, homedir, and mailing list.
* The <tt>audio</tt> group.
* How to use <tt>ceo</tt>.
* <tt>syscom</tt> and <tt>exec</tt> emails.
* How pop works.
* How to use <tt>ssh</tt>.

== How to IRC ==

Office Staff should be aware of the IRC channel, #csc on irc.freenode.net, and should encourage club members to use it.

1. Open up an IRC client, e.g. irssi. Launch irssi in a screen session, which you
can return to later.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca
$ screen irssi

2. In irssi, connect to the freenode network and join our channel.

/connect irc.freenode.net
/join #csc

3. Please set your nickname to your Quest ID so we know who you are.

/nick $YOUR_QUEST_ID

You can register your nickname on the freenode network by messaging NickServ.

/msg NickServ REGISTER password email

4. Close your screen session, which you can return to later.

CTRL-A CTRL-D

5. Return to your screen session. You will have remained connected to the channel.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca -t "screen -r"

[[Category:About]]

Office Staff

2014-10-24T15:25:26Z

M4farrel: /* How to IRC */

The CSC office staff have the following responsibilities:
* Follow the [[Office Policies]].
* Participate in [[Office Cleanup]].
* Keep the office open as much as possible.
* Keep the office clean at all times.
* Shame people for leaving their stuff around.
* Adding new members.
* Updating memberships.
* Answer questions.
* Ensure that the CSC remains an inviting environment.
* Ask new people their names.
* Promote discussions about computer science.
* Make sure the fridge is always full of pop.
* Empty the small recycling bin into the big ones.

The office staff should be aware of:

* The IRC channel: #csc on irc.freenode.net.
* Printing can be done through MathSoc or MC 3016 (not really).
* The <tt>office</tt> group, homedir, and mailing list.
* The <tt>audio</tt> group.
* How to use <tt>ceo</tt>.
* <tt>syscom</tt> and <tt>exec</tt> emails.
* How pop works.
* How to use <tt>ssh</tt>.

== How to IRC ==

Office Staff you should be aware of the IRC channel and should encourage club members
to use it.

1. Open up an IRC client, e.g. irssi. Launch irssi in a screen session, which you
can return to later.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca
$ screen irssi

2. In irssi, connect to the freenode network and join our channel.

/connect irc.freenode.net
/join #csc

3. Please set your nickname to your Quest ID so we know who you are.

/nick $YOUR_QUEST_ID

You can register your nickname on the freenode network by messaging NickServ.

/msg NickServ REGISTER password email

4. Close your screen session, which you can return to later.

CTRL-A CTRL-D

5. Return to your screen session. You will have remained connected to the channel.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca -t "screen -r"

[[Category:About]]

Office Staff

2014-10-24T15:24:38Z

M4farrel:

Office Staff

2014-10-24T15:24:02Z

M4farrel: /* How to IRC */

The CSC office staff have the following responsibilities:
* Follow the [[Office Policies]].
* Participate in [[Office Cleanup]].
* Keep the office open as much as possible.
* Keep the office clean at all times.
* Shame people for leaving their stuff around.
* Adding new members.
* Updating memberships.
* Answer questions.
* Ensure that the CSC remains an inviting environment.
* Ask new people their names.
* Promote discussions about computer science.
* Make sure the fridge is always full of pop.
* Empty the small recycling bin into the big ones.

The office staff should be aware of:

* The IRC channel: #csc on irc.freenode.net.

* Printing can be done through MathSoc or MC 3016 (not really).
* The <tt>office</tt> group, homedir, and mailing list.
* The <tt>audio</tt> group.
* How to use <tt>ceo</tt>.
* <tt>syscom</tt> and <tt>exec</tt> emails.
* How pop works.
* How to use <tt>ssh</tt>.

== How to IRC ==

1. Open up an IRC client, e.g. irssi. Launch irssi in a screen session, which you
can return to later.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca
$ screen irssi

2. In irssi, connect to the freenode network and join our channel.

/connect irc.freenode.net
/join #csc

3. Please set your nickname to your Quest ID so we know who you are.

/nick $YOUR_QUEST_ID

You can register your nickname on the freenode network by messaging NickServ.

/msg NickServ REGISTER password email

4. Close your screen session, which you can return to later.

CTRL-A CTRL-D

5. Return to your screen session. You will have remained connected to the channel.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca -t "screen -r"

[[Category:About]]

Office Staff

2014-10-24T15:22:01Z

M4farrel: How to IRC

The CSC office staff have the following responsibilities:
* Follow the [[Office Policies]].
* Participate in [[Office Cleanup]].
* Keep the office open as much as possible.
* Keep the office clean at all times.
* Shame people for leaving their stuff around.
* Adding new members.
* Updating memberships.
* Answer questions.
* Ensure that the CSC remains an inviting environment.
* Ask new people their names.
* Promote discussions about computer science.
* Make sure the fridge is always full of pop.
* Empty the small recycling bin into the big ones.

The office staff should be aware of:

* The IRC channel: #csc on irc.freenode.net.

* Printing can be done through MathSoc or MC 3016 (not really).
* The <tt>office</tt> group, homedir, and mailing list.
* The <tt>audio</tt> group.
* How to use <tt>ceo</tt>.
* <tt>syscom</tt> and <tt>exec</tt> emails.
* How pop works.
* How to use <tt>ssh</tt>.

== How to IRC ==

1. Open up an IRC client, e.g. irssi. Launch irssi in a screen session, which you
can return to later.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca
$ screen irssi

2. In irssi, connect to the freenode network and join our channel.

/connect irc.freenode.net
/join #csc

3. Please set your nickname to your Quest ID so we know who you are.

/nick $YOUR_QUEST_ID

4. Close your screen session, which you can return to later.

CTRL-A CTRL-D

5. Return to your screen session. You will have remained connected to the channel.

$ ssh taurine.csclub.uwaterloo.ca -t "screen -r"

[[Category:About]]

Office Policies

2014-10-18T19:04:18Z

M4farrel:

The following are the day-to-day policies for running the CSC Office. They are set down by the Office Manager or, should there not be a current Office Manager, by the Secretary.

* There must be an office staff member present in the office at all times when it is open.
* If issues arise, office staff are expected to be the adults and deal with them professionally, rather than making problems worse.
* If there are people in the office, the doors should be open.
* Don't be excessively rude or loud in the office.
* Don't violate the privacy of others: e.g. if someone leaves their terminal unlocked, don't do anything that might get them angry at you.
* Desks and wheely chairs are primarily for use with office terminals: i.e. if you are sitting in/at one and are not using the terminal, anyone may kick you out to use the terminal.
* Chairs are for people, not bags.
* If you leave your terminal and don't announce that you're coming back, or are gone for more than 5 minutes, someone else can take it.
* No sleeping in the office.
* No sex in the office.
* No playing games in the office unless you are writing one.
* Nothing illegal in the office.
* The office is not your locker: don't leave things here.
* The office is not your pantry: don't leave food here.
* Clean up your garbage.
* The stapler may be used only inside the office, or for club business.
* The office phone is primarily for club business. You may use it for emergencies and brief calls, but do not use it excessively or to conduct business.
* Don't play music when you aren't in the office. It's OK to leave with music queued up.
* Share the music queue.
* During business hours, music must be kept at a reasonable volume.
* Any significant incidents, including harassment, must be reported to the Office Manager, even if they get resolved.

(Business hours are 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM)

[[Category:Policy]]

Office Staff

2014-10-15T15:26:29Z

M4farrel:

Main Page

2014-10-15T15:17:29Z

M4farrel: /* Miscellaneous */

This is the Wiki of the [[Computer Science Club]]. Feel free to start adding pages and information.

[[Special:AllPages]]

== Guides ==
<div style="-webkit-column-count:3; -moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">
* [[Budget Guide]]
* [[Club Hosting]]
* [[Member Hosting]]
* [[Exec Manual]]
* [[Imapd Guide]]
* [[MEF Guide]]
* [[Office Policies]]
* [[Office Staff]]
* [[Talks Guide]]
* [[SCS Guide]]
* [[Kerberos | Password Reset ]]
</div>

== News and Events ==
<div style="-webkit-column-count:3; -moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">
* [[Meetings]]
* [[Talks]]
* [[Projects]]
* [[Industry Opportunities]]
</div>

== Machine/System Documentation ==
<div style="-webkit-column-count:3; -moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">
* [[Authentication]]
* [[Backups]]
* [[ceo]]
* [[DNS]]
* [[Debian Repository]]
* [[Digital Cutter]]
* [[Directory Services]]
* [[Electronics]]
* [[Kerberos]]
* [[Machine List]]
* [[Mail]]
* [[Mailing Lists]]
* [[Mirror]]
* [[Music]]
* [[MySQL]]
* [[NetApp]]
* [[New CSC Machine]]
* [[NFS/Kerberos]]
* [[OID Assignment]]
* [[Printing]]
* [[Robot Arm]]
* [[Scratch]]
* [[SNMP]]
* [[Serial Connections]]
* [[SSL]]
* [[Switches]]
* [[Sony Camera]]
* [[Syscom Todo]]
* [[Systems Committee]]
* [[TS-7800]]
* [[UID/GID Assignment]]
* [[User-data]]
* [[Webcams]]
* [[Webmail]]
* [[Website]]
* [[Virtualization]]
</div>

== Miscellaneous ==
<div style="-webkit-column-count:3; -moz-column-count:3; column-count:3;">
* [[Budget]]
* [[Executive]]
* [[Past Executive]]
* [[Frosh]]
* [[History]]
* [[Library]]
* [[MEF Proposals]]
* [[Office Cleanup]]
* [[Projector]]
* [[Term Notes]]
</div> __NOTOC__

Office Staff

2014-10-08T14:34:39Z

M4farrel:

The CSC office staff have the following responsibilities:
* Follow the [[Office Policies]].
* Keep the office open as much as possible.
* Keep the office clean at all times.
* Shame people for leaving their stuff around.
* Adding new members.
* Updating memberships.
* Answer questions.
* Ensure that the CSC remains an inviting environment.
* Ask new people their names.
* Promote discussions about computer science.
* Make sure the fridge is always full of pop.
* Empty the small recycling bin into the big ones.

The office staff should be aware of:
* The IRC channel: #csc on irc.freenode.net.
* Printing can be done through MathSoc or MC 3016.
* The <tt>office</tt> group, homedir, and mailing list.
* The <tt>audio</tt> group.
* How to use <tt>ceo</tt>.
* <tt>syscom</tt> and <tt>exec</tt> emails.
* How pop works.
* How to use <tt>ssh</tt>.

[[Category:About]]

Office Policies

2014-10-07T16:16:15Z

M4farrel:

The following are the day-to-day policies for running the CSC Office. They are set down by the Office Manager or, should there not be a current Office Manager, by the Secretary.

# There must be an office staff member present in the office at all times when it is open.
# If there are people in the office, the doors should be open.
# The office should be an inviting environment. Don't be excessively rude or loud; try not to make others uncomfortable. Use common sense.
# If someone leaves their terminal unlocked, don't do anything that might get them angry at you. Don't violate their privacy.
# Desks and wheely chairs are primarily for use with office terminals; if you are sitting in/at one and are not using the terminal, anyone may kick you out to use the terminal.
# Chairs are for people, not bags.
# If you leave your terminal and don't announce that you're coming back, or are gone for more than 5 minutes, someone else can take it.
# No sleeping in the office.
# No sex in the office.
# No playing games in the office unless for the purpose of an assignment or if you are writing one.
## This rule may be relaxed outside of business hours, if the office is not being kept open solely to play games and if the games are not interfering with or annoying people with better things to do.
# Nothing illegal in the office.
# The office is not your locker; don't leave things here, especially during business hours when space is at a premium.
# The office is not your pantry; don't leave food here, especially if it contains common allergens.
# Clean up your rubbish.
# The stapler may be used only inside the office, or for club business.
# The office phone is primarily for club business. You may use it for emergencies and brief calls, but do not use it excessively or to conduct business.
# Don't play music when you aren't in the office. It's OK to leave with music queued up.
# Share the music queue.
# During business hours, music must be kept at a reasonable volume.
# If issues arise, office staff are expected to be the adults and deal with them professionally, rather than making problems worse.
# Any significant incidents, including harassment, must be reported to the Office Manager, even if they get resolved.

(Business hours are 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM)

[[Category:Policy]]

Books Wishlist

2014-10-01T01:09:32Z

M4farrel: /* Non-technical */

This page consists of books we'd like to get to stock the [[library]]. It is divided into 3 sections. The first is books going on this term's MEF proposal, this should be done by whoever is writing the proposal. The second is a list of actual books with ISBN. The third is vague ideas of what kind of books we need. The goal is for this page to be emptied by way of moving things from section three up to section one and then off.

A bunch of these were bought. That needs to be updated.

Programming Windows by Charles Petzold used to be the definitive guide to Win32
http://www.amazon.ca/Programming-Windows%C2%AE-Charles-Petzold/dp/157231995X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1269631483&sr=8-1

TCP/IP illustrated (All three volumes $180)
http://www.amazon.com/TCP-IP-Illustrated-Vol-Protocols/dp/0201633469
= MEF Proposal =
MEF Proposal books should include a quote and a sentence or two of justification.

= Actual Books =
Actual books should have a precise title and ISBN for edition desired.

*Coders at work
*Thinking as Computation
** http://mitpress.mit.edu/books/thinking-computation
*The Linux Programming Interface
** ISBN 978-1-59327-220-3

== j2simpso's suggestions should be sorted ==
*Dreaming in Code
** ISBN 978-1400082469
*Founter's at Work: Stories of Startup's early Days
** ISBN 978-1590597149
*Metaprogramminging GPUs with SH
** ISBN 978-1568812298
*High Performance Computing
** ISBN 978-1566923126
*Critical Testing Processes: Plan, Prepare, Perform, Perfect
** ISBN 978-0201748680
* GREP pocket reference
** ISBN 978-0596153601
* Programming Embedded Systems
** ISBN 978-0596009830
* High Availability and Disaster REcovery
** ISBN 978-3540244608
* An Introduction to Mathematical Cryptography
** ISBN 978-0387779930
* Real Time Systems Design and Analysis
** ISBN 978-0471228554
* The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
** ISBN 978-1400063512

== Non-technical ==
* How to Win Friends and Influence People
** ISBN 978-0671027032
* A Field Guide to Earthlings: An Autistic/Asperger View of Neurotypical Behavior
** ISBN 978-0615426198
* Mythical Man Month (20th Anniversary ed)
** ISBN 0-201-83595-9
* Natural Harvest - A Collection of Semen-Based Recipes
** ISBN 1-4743-1461-5
* Logicomix: An Epic Search for Truth
** ISBN 978-0747597209

== UI & HCI ==
*Sketching User Experiences
** ISBN 978-0-12-374037-3
*The Design of Everyday Things
** ISBN 978-0465067107
*The Laws of Simplicty
** ISBN 978-0262134729

== Course Textbooks ==
* CSfoo: '''rebind''' CLRS
* CS116: Downey, Python for Software Design: How to Think Like a Computer Scientist
** ISBN 978-0521725965
* CS136: King, C programming
** ISBN 978-0393979503
* CS240: GOODRICH & TAMASSIA:ALGORITHM DESIGN
** ISBN 978-0471383659
* CS246: SAVITCH:ABSOLUTE C++ 4TH ED
** ISBN 978-0136083818
* CS246: MEYERS:EFFECTIVE C++
** ISBN 978-0321334879
* CS365: Sipser, ''Introduction to the Theory of Computation'' SECOND EDITION
** ISBN 0-534-95097-3
* CS462 SHALLIT:SECOND COURSE IN FORMAL LANGUAGES & AUTOMATA THEOR
** ISBN 9780521865722

== Foundations/Field Surveys ==
* Knuth, The Art of Computer Programming (Copies that aren't signed)
** Volume 1, Fascicle 1: MMIX -- A RISC Computer for the New Millennium
*** ISBN 978-0201853926
** Volume 4, Fascicle 0: Introduction to Combinatorial Algorithms and Boolean Functions
*** ISBN 978-0321534965
** Volume 4, Fascicle 1: Bitwise Tricks & Techniques; Binary Decision Diagrams
*** ISBN 978-0321580504
** Volume 4, Fascicle 2: Generating All Tuples and Permutations
*** ISBN 978-0201853933
** Volume 4, Fascicle 3: Generating All Combinations and Partitions
*** ISBN 978-0201853940
** Volume 4, Fascicle 4: Generating All Trees--History of Combinatorial Generation
*** ISBN 978-0321335708
* Wirth, Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs
** ISBN 978-0130224187
* Dijkstra, A Discipline of Programming
** ISBN 978-0132158718
* Abelson, Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
** ISBN 978-0070004849
* Basic Category Theory for Computer Scientists
** ISBN 978-0262660716

== Strict Theory ==
* Recommended by John Watrous: http://www.amazon.com/Computational-Complexity-Approach-Sanjeev-Arora/dp/0521424267/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1276314046&sr=1-1
* [http://www.lulu.com/shop/univalent-foundations-project/homotopy-type-theory-hardcover/hardcover/product-21679084.html#productDetails Homotopy Type Theory]
* [http://www.amazon.com/Computational-Complexity-Christos-H-Papadimitriou/dp/0201530821/ Papadimitriou, ''Computational Complexity''] or newer equivalent
** ISBN 0201530821
* [http://www.amazon.com/Computability-Theory-Chapman-Hall-Mathematics/dp/1584882379 Cooper, ''Computability Theory''] or similar (Cooper is buggy)
** ISBN 1-58-488237-9
* [http://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Kolmogorov-Complexity-Applications-Computer/dp/0387339981/ Li and Vitanyi ''Kolmogorov Complexity and its Applications]
** ISBN 978-0387339986
* [http://www.amazon.com/Cambridge-Tracts-Theoretical-Computer-Science/dp/0521802008 Blackburn, de Rijke, Venema, ''Modal Logic'']
** ISBN 978-0521802000
* Kozen, ''Theory of Computation''
** ISBN 978-1846282973

== Programming Languages ==

* Theory of
** Friedman & Wand, Essentials of Programming Languages, 3rd Edition
*** ISBN 978-0262062794
** Pierce, Types and Programming Languages
*** ISBN 978-0262162098
* C++
** Bjarne Stroustrup, A Tour of C++
*** ISBN 978-0321958310
** Andrei Alexandrescu, Modern C++ Design: Generic Programming and Design Patterns Applied
*** ISBN 978-0201704310
* Scheme
** Friedman, The Little Schemer - 4th Edition
*** ISBN 978-0262560993
** Friedman, The Seasoned Schemer
*** ISBN 978-0262561006
** Friedman, The Reasoned Schemer
*** ISBN 978-0262562140
** Dybvig, The Scheme Programming Language, 3rd Edition
*** ISBN 978-0262541480
* ML
** Reppy, Concurrent Programming in ML
*** ISBN 978-0521714723
** Paulson, ML For The Working Programmer
*** ISBN 978-0521565431
* Haskell
** Hutton, Programming in Haskell
*** ISBN 978-0521692694
** Hudak, The Haskell School of Expression
*** ISBN 978-0521644082

== Data Structures ==
* Okasaki, Purely Functional Data Structures
** ISBN 978-0521663502

== Typography ==
* Bringhurst, The Elements of Typographic Style
** ISBN 978-0881792065
* Knuth, Computers & Typesetting, Volumes A-E Boxed Set
** ISBN 978-0201734164

= Vague Ideas =
These can be anything from a title missing an edition choice to a topic name to a binding style/colour.

== Theory ==
* Approximation Algorithms
* Randomized Algorithms
* Computer and Intractability (Grey & Johnson)
* Human Computer Interaction (HCI)
* Project Management
** Software Requirements
** Software Design & Architecture
** Software Testing
* Concurrency/Multithreading
* Security (Firewalls)
* Introduction to the Theory of Computation
* Numerical Analysis
* Numerical Methods? (Stoer & Bulirsch)
** This is probably not the actual title. We want a book on numerical methods by Stoer & Bulirsch
* Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective (Bryant & O'Hallaron)
* Quantum Computing book (from QIP)
** We have the course text, do we need more on the topic? IQC Recommendation?

== Programming Languages ==
* Python
* Haskell .NET
* Ruby
* C#
* Visual Basic .NET
* OCaml
* F#
* Basic
* Groovy
* Javascript
* C/C++
* Assembly .NET
* Databases [SQL]
* Coq .NET

== Technology Books ==
* Ubuntu
* Unix/Linux Beginner Books
* OpenGL/DirectX
* GTK
* Unix Network Programming

[[Category:Library]]

Books Wishlist

2014-10-01T01:04:53Z

M4farrel: /* Non-technical */

This page consists of books we'd like to get to stock the [[library]]. It is divided into 3 sections. The first is books going on this term's MEF proposal, this should be done by whoever is writing the proposal. The second is a list of actual books with ISBN. The third is vague ideas of what kind of books we need. The goal is for this page to be emptied by way of moving things from section three up to section one and then off.

A bunch of these were bought. That needs to be updated.

Programming Windows by Charles Petzold used to be the definitive guide to Win32
http://www.amazon.ca/Programming-Windows%C2%AE-Charles-Petzold/dp/157231995X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1269631483&sr=8-1

TCP/IP illustrated (All three volumes $180)
http://www.amazon.com/TCP-IP-Illustrated-Vol-Protocols/dp/0201633469
= MEF Proposal =
MEF Proposal books should include a quote and a sentence or two of justification.

= Actual Books =
Actual books should have a precise title and ISBN for edition desired.

*Coders at work
*Thinking as Computation
** http://mitpress.mit.edu/books/thinking-computation
*The Linux Programming Interface
** ISBN 978-1-59327-220-3

== j2simpso's suggestions should be sorted ==
*Dreaming in Code
** ISBN 978-1400082469
*Founter's at Work: Stories of Startup's early Days
** ISBN 978-1590597149
*Metaprogramminging GPUs with SH
** ISBN 978-1568812298
*High Performance Computing
** ISBN 978-1566923126
*Critical Testing Processes: Plan, Prepare, Perform, Perfect
** ISBN 978-0201748680
* GREP pocket reference
** ISBN 978-0596153601
* Programming Embedded Systems
** ISBN 978-0596009830
* High Availability and Disaster REcovery
** ISBN 978-3540244608
* An Introduction to Mathematical Cryptography
** ISBN 978-0387779930
* Real Time Systems Design and Analysis
** ISBN 978-0471228554
* The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable
** ISBN 978-1400063512

== Non-technical ==
* Mythical Man Month (20th Anniversary ed)
** ISBN 0-201-83595-9
* Natural Harvest - A Collection of Semen-Based Recipes
** ISBN 1-4743-1461-5
* Logicomix: An Epic Search for Truth
** ISBN 978-0747597209
* How to Win Friends and Influence People
** ISBN 978-0671027032

== UI & HCI ==
*Sketching User Experiences
** ISBN 978-0-12-374037-3
*The Design of Everyday Things
** ISBN 978-0465067107
*The Laws of Simplicty
** ISBN 978-0262134729

== Course Textbooks ==
* CSfoo: '''rebind''' CLRS
* CS116: Downey, Python for Software Design: How to Think Like a Computer Scientist
** ISBN 978-0521725965
* CS136: King, C programming
** ISBN 978-0393979503
* CS240: GOODRICH & TAMASSIA:ALGORITHM DESIGN
** ISBN 978-0471383659
* CS246: SAVITCH:ABSOLUTE C++ 4TH ED
** ISBN 978-0136083818
* CS246: MEYERS:EFFECTIVE C++
** ISBN 978-0321334879
* CS365: Sipser, ''Introduction to the Theory of Computation'' SECOND EDITION
** ISBN 0-534-95097-3
* CS462 SHALLIT:SECOND COURSE IN FORMAL LANGUAGES & AUTOMATA THEOR
** ISBN 9780521865722

== Foundations/Field Surveys ==
* Knuth, The Art of Computer Programming (Copies that aren't signed)
** Volume 1, Fascicle 1: MMIX -- A RISC Computer for the New Millennium
*** ISBN 978-0201853926
** Volume 4, Fascicle 0: Introduction to Combinatorial Algorithms and Boolean Functions
*** ISBN 978-0321534965
** Volume 4, Fascicle 1: Bitwise Tricks & Techniques; Binary Decision Diagrams
*** ISBN 978-0321580504
** Volume 4, Fascicle 2: Generating All Tuples and Permutations
*** ISBN 978-0201853933
** Volume 4, Fascicle 3: Generating All Combinations and Partitions
*** ISBN 978-0201853940
** Volume 4, Fascicle 4: Generating All Trees--History of Combinatorial Generation
*** ISBN 978-0321335708
* Wirth, Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs
** ISBN 978-0130224187
* Dijkstra, A Discipline of Programming
** ISBN 978-0132158718
* Abelson, Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
** ISBN 978-0070004849
* Basic Category Theory for Computer Scientists
** ISBN 978-0262660716

== Strict Theory ==
* Recommended by John Watrous: http://www.amazon.com/Computational-Complexity-Approach-Sanjeev-Arora/dp/0521424267/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1276314046&sr=1-1
* [http://www.lulu.com/shop/univalent-foundations-project/homotopy-type-theory-hardcover/hardcover/product-21679084.html#productDetails Homotopy Type Theory]
* [http://www.amazon.com/Computational-Complexity-Christos-H-Papadimitriou/dp/0201530821/ Papadimitriou, ''Computational Complexity''] or newer equivalent
** ISBN 0201530821
* [http://www.amazon.com/Computability-Theory-Chapman-Hall-Mathematics/dp/1584882379 Cooper, ''Computability Theory''] or similar (Cooper is buggy)
** ISBN 1-58-488237-9
* [http://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Kolmogorov-Complexity-Applications-Computer/dp/0387339981/ Li and Vitanyi ''Kolmogorov Complexity and its Applications]
** ISBN 978-0387339986
* [http://www.amazon.com/Cambridge-Tracts-Theoretical-Computer-Science/dp/0521802008 Blackburn, de Rijke, Venema, ''Modal Logic'']
** ISBN 978-0521802000
* Kozen, ''Theory of Computation''
** ISBN 978-1846282973

== Programming Languages ==

* Theory of
** Friedman & Wand, Essentials of Programming Languages, 3rd Edition
*** ISBN 978-0262062794
** Pierce, Types and Programming Languages
*** ISBN 978-0262162098
* C++
** Bjarne Stroustrup, A Tour of C++
*** ISBN 978-0321958310
** Andrei Alexandrescu, Modern C++ Design: Generic Programming and Design Patterns Applied
*** ISBN 978-0201704310
* Scheme
** Friedman, The Little Schemer - 4th Edition
*** ISBN 978-0262560993
** Friedman, The Seasoned Schemer
*** ISBN 978-0262561006
** Friedman, The Reasoned Schemer
*** ISBN 978-0262562140
** Dybvig, The Scheme Programming Language, 3rd Edition
*** ISBN 978-0262541480
* ML
** Reppy, Concurrent Programming in ML
*** ISBN 978-0521714723
** Paulson, ML For The Working Programmer
*** ISBN 978-0521565431
* Haskell
** Hutton, Programming in Haskell
*** ISBN 978-0521692694
** Hudak, The Haskell School of Expression
*** ISBN 978-0521644082

== Data Structures ==
* Okasaki, Purely Functional Data Structures
** ISBN 978-0521663502

== Typography ==
* Bringhurst, The Elements of Typographic Style
** ISBN 978-0881792065
* Knuth, Computers & Typesetting, Volumes A-E Boxed Set
** ISBN 978-0201734164

= Vague Ideas =
These can be anything from a title missing an edition choice to a topic name to a binding style/colour.

== Theory ==
* Approximation Algorithms
* Randomized Algorithms
* Computer and Intractability (Grey & Johnson)
* Human Computer Interaction (HCI)
* Project Management
** Software Requirements
** Software Design & Architecture
** Software Testing
* Concurrency/Multithreading
* Security (Firewalls)
* Introduction to the Theory of Computation
* Numerical Analysis
* Numerical Methods? (Stoer & Bulirsch)
** This is probably not the actual title. We want a book on numerical methods by Stoer & Bulirsch
* Computer Systems: A Programmer's Perspective (Bryant & O'Hallaron)
* Quantum Computing book (from QIP)
** We have the course text, do we need more on the topic? IQC Recommendation?

== Programming Languages ==
* Python
* Haskell .NET
* Ruby
* C#
* Visual Basic .NET
* OCaml
* F#
* Basic
* Groovy
* Javascript
* C/C++
* Assembly .NET
* Databases [SQL]
* Coq .NET

== Technology Books ==
* Ubuntu
* Unix/Linux Beginner Books
* OpenGL/DirectX
* GTK
* Unix Network Programming

[[Category:Library]]