Scott Sayler (BS ‘04) on Informatics and taking advanatge of opportunities while in school.
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This is an Informatics networking panel discussion held at the Plug and Play Tech Center in Sunnyvale, CA, on October 29, 2009. The group talks about entreprenurship, starting companies, and the links between IU and silicon valley.
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Mitchum Owen (MS `08) shares advice on freelancing as an option after graduation. Mitchum tells of his experience in getting into freelancing in California and the lessons he would like you not to repeat! Big advice: Do not self select!
Mitchum also provided a spread sheet to help figure out some of the dollars needed to make freelancing viable. Sheet is available here (Excel format).
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ChaCha presentation to IU School of Informatics students in Oct 2008. ChaCha presents their history and what they see as the opportunity for human powered search.
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(l to r) Chauncey Frend and John Ludwick
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Chat with Chauncey Frend (BS `08). In this short chat, Chauncey talks about his immersive environment (lights, camera, action, smell!) and what he plans to do after graduating.
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IUPUI Senior capstone images and blog post reviews contain more.
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Chat with Josh Froelich (BS `02). Josh talks about his first day at IU Bloomington, meaning of informatics, transferring into the new School of Informatics, and applying informatics with a broad perspective. Josh Froelich also authored a chapter on text mining in the second volume of Handbook on Decision Support Systems 2 (Details at http://www.springer.com/business/operations+research/book/978-3-540-48715-9).
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Chat with Jennette Fulda (BS `03). Jennette talks about her early intro to journalism (5th grade newsletter), getting through journalisim requirement for IU degree, and on campus during September 11th watching the news. Jennette is also the author of Half-Assed: A Weight-loss Memoir and blogs regularly at PastaQueen (http://www.pastaqueen.com/ ). Her approach to the book was very much in the spirit of informatics: she took pictures of herself at eight different angles at different weights and put them in flash objects so she could show her progress (multiple pictures here. Try to get all of them to spin!).
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BoI 0019 Chat with Alex Baker (BS `07) and Raziya Lockhart (BS `08). With Alex we chat about “What is informatics”, creating a self portrait in 3d and animating it (”Ears are tough to capture”),
being a .Net developer, and Infinistorm’s File Hurricane (http://www.filehurricane.com/) and Survey Hurricane, a Facebook to do MySpace like quizzes and surveys on Facebook.
Raziya Lockhart (BS `08), a new Informatics graduate, talks about her next steps with the Navy and her coolest moment in Informatics.
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BoI 0018 Chat with Professor Steven Johnson (Ph.D. `83). We chat about the Control Data Corporation 6600 running in the basement of the HPER building in 1974, being there at the dawn of the IU Computer Science Dept., getting a Ph.D. with a thesis titled “Synthesis of Digital Design from Recursion Equations“, designing the digital Logic Engine, and developing the course for the autonomous golf cart design (Embedded & Real-Time Systems, see images and videos page).
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BoI 0017 Chat with Tristian Schmid (MS `06). We chat about IU Bloomington versus IUPUI Indianapolis, creating promo DVD and group project coordination, his Surround Sound capstone presentation, meeting his wife in ball room dancing class, and creating Angie’s List Podcast ‘List-en up!’.
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