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July 2014

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Farewell Party for Paul Fischer
by Leyffer, Sven 18 Jul '14

18 Jul '14

Hi, You may have heard that Paul is moving (at least partially) to UIUC at the end of the summer. To celebrate (or commiserate) Paul’s departure, we are throwing a party for him on Sunday, July 27th, from 4pm at 5812 Webster Street, Downers Grove, IL 60516, (Tel. 630 835 9149). We will have beer and brats (and maybe even formal speeches ;-). Family and friends are welcome, of course. Please RSVP to me or Oana (but come anyway, even if you forget). Kind regards, Sven and Oana PS: The nearest intersection to our house is 59th and Main Street (the extension of Lemont Rd in Downers Grove). --- Sven Leyffer Argonne National Laboratory leyffer(a)mcs.anl.gov

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part-time Lecturer positions in the MPCS
by Andrew Siegel 17 Jul '14

17 Jul '14

Dear MCS: I'm forwarding the message below at the request of Borja Sotomayor. Please contact him directly if interested (borja(a)cs.uchicago.edu) -andrew > The Masters Program in Computer Science (http://csmasters.uchicago.edu/) > has two open part-time Lecturer positions for the 2014/15 school year: > > - One position to teach an introductory databases courses in Fall 2014: > http://tinyurl.com/mpcs-lecturer-databases > > - One position to teach a C Programming course in Fall 2014 and/or an > Introduction to Computer Systems course in Winter 2015: > tinyurl.com/mpcs-lecturer-fall > > These positions are part-time and compatible with a full-time > appointment at the university or at Argonne National Laboratory, and > with full-time jobs in industry. Courses are held for three hours one > evening per week for ten weeks during each academic quarter, with the > eleventh week for a final project or exam. We encourage qualified > applicants to apply at the URLs shown above. Early applications are > strongly encouraged. > > Both of these positions are for courses that have been taught multiple > times in the program, and have existing syllabuses and exercises. > Nonetheless, the Lecturer for these classes would still have flexibility > to alter aspects of the course, including a major overhaul of the > courses in consultation with the MPCS leadership. >

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