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Computer Technology and Applications
The CTA Seminar Series
A special sequence of interactive lectures designed to keep students informed
about critical changes taking place in information technology and the consequences
these changes will have on the marketplace.
- Lecturers include leaders from the corporate and private sectors of the
information technology industry.
- Seminars are held approximately once a month during the fall, spring, and
summer terms.
- All CTA students are required to attend three seminars during the course
of their program of study; however, students are encouraged to attend
as many seminars as they wish.
Recent Seminar Series Topics
- Building Distributed Systems: Technologies, Products, and Design
- The Community Factor in E-Commerce
- Contingency Planning/Disaster Recovery Planning
- Database Technology and the Internet
- Demystifying Data Warehousing
- Digital Images and Databases
- Electronic Commerce Risk Management
- Enabling Distributed Objects with CORBA
- From the Trenches: IS Job Opportunities and the Skills Needed to Fill Them
- Inside Computer Viruses
- Introduction to Neural Networks
- Linux--What's All the Fuss About?
- The New Network Infrastructure Managing Complexity in Computer Systems
- Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with Patterns and UML
- The Open Systems Movement
- Overview of Electronic Commerce
- Recent Additions to C++
- Strategies for Sustainable, Systematic Reuse in Systems Development
- Targeting the Wide Audience in Online Design
- Technical Writing and Documentation--What You Should Know
- Technology Consulting: Challenges, Opportunities, and Responsibilities
- Telecommunications Network Architecture
- XML: What, Why & How
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