You can view combined last semester's calendars for UMLUG and ACM here:
http://lounge.cs.umd.edu/events/previous . Prior to that there wasn't
much of an attempt to organize previous events.
Typically there seems to be a lot of interest in security topics
(Encryption and WIFI hacking), discussions on programming languages
(Python vs. Ruby), designing web applications (Platinum Solutions gave
last year), graphics (GIMP), and SCM (ie GIT). There's definitely a
bunch that I'm missing - anyone who can think of a presentation that
made an impression on them, please feel free to share.
Alan Bromborsky wrote:
Edmund Kohlwey wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I hope everyone is excited about the beginning of the 2009 Spring
semester! As usual, UMLUG is looking for presenters. This year, we
have an exciting opportunity (via Google) to use some pre-made
presentations; if you don't have the time to put together a
presentation on your own, I'd encourage you to check out the library
and see if there's one you're interested in giving. The address for
Google's WebDevEDU page is:
https://sites.google.com/site/webdevedu/courses/client-side-programming
.
Presentations can be about almost anything related to open design of
technology - they needn't be about Linux, or even about a particular
type of software.
As always, please e-mail me if you're interested and I'll find a spot
for you on the schedule.
-Ed
Where would I find a list of past presentations?
