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GuestSpeakers
Typically, we’ve had guest speakers come in once a month and give a talk about something they are interested in. They have always provided food and usually bring company swag.
Elizabeth Davis mailto:Elizabeth_davies@gallup.com gave a talk about A11Y and designing websites with accessibility in mind.
Alex James (email pending) gave a talk about his experience through an undergrad in CS/math, grad school for CS, and his work at Garmin doing audio encryption in Fall 2018 as part of a join ACM and Math Dept event.
Anthony Carlson, along with a couple engineers at FCSA, gave a talk about live application monitoring at FCSA in Fall 2018. He also came back in Spring 2019 to talk about blockchain. He is now at FNBO.
Dr. Lierler mailto:ylierler@unomaha.edu gave a talk about the UNO Grad Program, which included a panel of current grad students for Q/A.
Brandon mailto:brandon.pfeifer@garmin.com gave a talk about iterative software architecture and design in Fall 2020 semester. He’s a former UNO alumni and president of PKI-IEEE. Garmin usually does recruiting at UNO around September/October every year, with him being part of that recruiting team. If you reach out to him early enough, he’ll give a talk to the club while he’s up here. Make sure you invite the IEEE folk to the talk too.
Kirby Bohling mailto:kirby.bohling@gmail.com, gave a talk about a difficult problem he solved regarding identifying users at a casino in Fall 2019. He’s always down to help out and give a talk, so reach out to Dr. Elder and him.
Cary Clark mailto:cary.clark@bhmi.com gave a talk about using context and dependency injection in order to customize software modules/plugins for different customer requests in Fall 2020.