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Wright State University College of Engineering and Computer Science Bits and Pcs Newsletter, March 1991 Wright State University CORE Scholar BITs and PCs Newsletter College of Engineering & Computer Science 3-1-1991 Wright State University College of Engineering and Computer Science Bits and PCs newsletter, March 1991 Wright State University College of Engineering and Computer Science Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/bits_pcs Repository Citation Wright State University College of Engineering and Computer Science (1991). Wright State University College of Engineering and Computer Science Bits and PCs newsletter, March 1991. Dayton, Ohio: Wright State University College of Engineering and Computer Science. This Newsletter is brought to you for free and open access by the College of Engineering & Computer Science at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in BITs and PCs Newsletter by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Wrig ht State Bits &PCs University Dayton, Ohio 45435 College of Engineering and Computer Science March 1991 This newsletter... Co-op Day Summer Employment is a monthly publication to inform The College of Engineering and students of the activities, news, Computer Science, in conjunction with Opportunities opportunities and changes occurring the Cooperative Education Program, in the College of Engineering and is sponsoring a Co-op Day on Tuesday, Marathon Oil Company is seeking Computer Science. It reports on the April 9, 1991. The event will be held electrical and mechanical engineering achievements of facuIty and students; from 2-4:00 pm in the Auxiliary Gym, majors to perform miscellaneous paint­ changes in organization, policy and PE Building. Mark you calendar and ing projects, grass mowing and curriculum; scholarship and employ­ plan to attend. There will be repre­ grounds maintenance. While these ment opportunities; and engineering sentatives from a number of local positions are not "technical," the and computer science student club companies on hand to meet with company feels that they represent a 1ctivities. The newsletter is published students and discuss co-op oppor­ good opportunity for students to "get by the College of Engineering and tunities. Great prizes will be awarded their foot in the door" and gain Computer Science and distributed throughout the event. exposure to Marathon and the to all engineering and computer The Cooperative Education Pro­ petroleum industry. science majors through their student gram is an excellent way for students The position title is Special Helper. mailboxes. Submit items to be included to supplement their income, and The length of the assignment will vary in the April issue to the College of provide valuable work experience as at each terminal but will be full-time Engineering and Computer Science they pursue their education. for the summer. The wage will be $6-$8 per hour. Applicants must be office, 130 Engineering and Mathe­ PLAN TO ATTEND! full-time college students and must matical Sciences Building, by April 4. For more information call 873-2403 have completed their freshman year. The next issue will be published or 873-3166. April 26. Keep in touch through your Ohio terminal locations with positions college newsletter. We welcome YOUR available are: bits and pieces. Brecksville (near Cleveland) Order of the Columbus Lebanon Engineer Ring Lima It's a Date! Ceremony Oregon (Toledo) Steubenville { Youngstown April 8-Summer Registration SENIORS, TAKE NOTE. The next Begins induction ceremony for the Order of Interested candidates should forward 9-CO-OPDay the Engineer will take place on Friday, resumes andlocation of interest before -Last Day for 70% refund June 7,1991. All engineering students April 12, 1991, to: 12-Last Day to Drop a Class who plan to graduate in June or August Jill L. Rouck without a grade of "W" 1991, are eligible to join. Engineering Human Resources Representative 13-Fundamentals EGR Exam facuIty members who have graduated Room 1066-M \1ay 13-Fall 91 Advising Day from an ABET accredited university Marathon Oil Company 539 South Main Street -Fall Registration Begins are also eligible. You will be receiving Findlay, Ohio 45840 17-College Banquet information in your student mailbox June 7-0rder of the Engineer soon, and can then sign up in the For more information, contact the Ring Ceremony college office, 130 EMS. college office, 130 EMS, or call 873-2403. 2. Paper should be no more than 9 It's A Fact Peterson's double spaced typed pages. (Longer Connexion papers will not be considered). In In 1990, the twelve-member Ohio addition, a one page synopsis of the state high school team, including five paper should be provided. students from the Dayton metropolitan Connexion is Peterson's new service 3. Paper should be prepared in a style area, won FIRST PLACE IN THE that links people in transition to suitable for publication in a N A nONin the academic competition employersandgraduate schools across technical journal (IEEE, ASME, etc.). Tests of Engineering Aptitude the country. All you do is enter your 4. Papershouldbe written for a general Mathematics, and Science (TEAMS). biographical profile data into the engineering audience. It should Connexion database. Are you looking present the topic in an interesting, Michael A. Farley for a job? Considering graduate school? informative and generally under­ West Liberty-Salem How about summer jobs or intern­ standable manner. A reader should Teacher, D. Michae Farley ships? Complete this form andyou will not have to be an expert or specialist be linked with the people who are in the subject matter presented to Ben Gum looking for you. It's free and easy. understand the paper content. Beavercreek Registrations forms available in room 5. Authors should provide a brief, one Teacher, John Barney 130 EMS. page resume which includes student status (U.G., Grad, co-op, James Kong part-time, etc.) academic major Northmont Call for Student faculty advisor, permanentaddress Teacher, Gene Egan and phone where student can be Papers (Hurry! ! ! reached, and a statement releasing Jeremy Loomis the paper for publication and pre­ Carroll March 29 Deadline) sentation. Teacher, Kathleen Dietz 6. Paperjudgingcriteria are: a) written The Engineers Club of Dayton and in an interesting manner; b) written Brian Pitts the Engineers Club of Dayton in an informative manner, c) Beavercreek Foundation announce the 1991 student understandable by a general engi­ Teacher, Bill Bagwell paper program. A $200 cash award neering audience; d) written in a and a one-year membership in the style suitable for technical journal This outstanding achievement in Engineers Club of Dayton will be publication. engineering, math and science reflects presented to the authors of the winning 7. Oral presentation may include the abilities of these five students and undergraduatepaperand the winning information not contained in the also demonstrates the strength of our graduate paper. The faculty advisor paper. local schools and the accomplishments for each winner will also receive a one 8. To be eligible, an author must be of their teachers. year membership in the Engineers currently a student or have Club of Dayton. Students at engi­ graduated after June 1, 1990. The neering/ technology degree insti­ papermusthavebeenwritten while tutions in the Dayton area are eligible the author was a student. to enter. Winning authors will be Send five copies of the paper to: Navy: Nuclear invited to present their papers to the Rick Wegmann, Vice-President Propulsion Officer Engineers Club membership. The Engineers Club of Dayton winning papers and selected runner­ 110 East Monument Avenue Candidate Program up papers may be published in The Dayton, OH 45402 Engineer. If your major is engineering, math, Five (5) copies of each paper must chemistry or science and your overall be received for review by MARCH 29, grade point average is 3.0 or better, you 1991. Annual College may qualify for the Navy's Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate Rules Banquet Program. 1. The paper may be based on the For more information contact student's Ph.D. dissertation, MS Thesis, senior design project, The College of Engineering and Navy Opportunity Computer Science will be sponsoring Information Center independent study project, etc. It may be a review or tutorial and our Annual College Banquet on May ) P.O. Box 5000 17, 1991. Keep this date open, and Clifton, NJ 07015-9939 need not involve original work. It should be prepared solely for this watch for details of this event. This is competitionand notbeco-authored an evening you won't want to miss. or previously submitted as a paper. Engineering, was the recipient of the students and faculty who will IEEE Honors Two Dr. Fritz J. Russ Bio-Engineering contribute to the economic well-being Award. This award is given to a of this country. Through this program, Engineering person, who for a minimum of three yearly NCR Innovation Awards in the ( Faculty years, has furthered the objectives of form of an NCR personal computer biomedical engineering in the Dayton are presented to an outstanding area by making significant contri­ undergraduate and graduate student Two faculty members of the College butions in research, development, as well as a faculty member in the of Engineering and Computer Science teaching, or management. college. The awards are presented to were presented awards during the students in the Honors Program for February 16 banquet of the Dayton innovations in the areas of electrical Section of the Institute of Electrical engineering, computerengineeringor and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). $ $ $ Attention EE, computer science. This spring a Dr. Marian Kazimierczuk, Depart­ CS, and CEG computer and $500 worth of software ment of Electrical Engineering, willbepresented to one undergraduate received the Harrel V. Noble Award Majors student and his faculty mentor, and which is given by the Dayton Section one graduate student. For more of IEEE to an outstanding candidate DON'T LET THIS OPPORTUNITY information contact the Chair of the who has made significant contri­ PASS YOU BY!!! WIN AN NCR Department of Computer Science and butions in research, development, PERSONAL COMPUTER.
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