Yes everyone, I get to put on my resume that I teach a college class. Alright, lots of people throughout the United States get to say that they were a teaching assistant at their respective...
Check out my last blog “Going Back to High School” before you read this! Check out Phase 1 of the Apple Project or visit suschange.blogspot.com for more information. Phase 2 of our project...
W3C has published the April 2014 edition of Standards for Web Applications on Mobile, an overview of the various technologies developed in W3C that increase the capabilities of Web applications,...
The federal jury in the latest patent trial involving Apple and Samsung returned to court on Monday to recalculate some of the damages Samsung owed to Apple.
Ensuring that end-users have as much information as possible, is the goal of most developers. Over the years, we've constantly evolved the way we help users understand events that occur, these...
Hi, I'm Kelitah Armstrong, a student intern for the Asian Studies Program at UMBC. We're working on a Food Pantry for low income Asian senior citizens in Columbia, Maryland. We're reaching out...
Oracle vice president Nandini Ramani discusses how the latest platform release enhances developer productivity and supports applications from the Internet of Things to the cloud.
From: Philip Rous Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs President Hrabowski and I cordially invite you to participate in the Commencement Ceremonies of the Undergraduate and...
Honors College Professor Ellen Handler Spitz has published two chapters in a new book out this month titled, “A Spirit that Impels: Play, Creativity, and Psychoanalysis.” The contributing authors...
This guide is posted by NIAID, but is relevant for any R01 proposal. The full guide can be found via the website link below, but the guide focuses on 10 areas: Ten Steps—Outlined Step 1:...