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Josef Petzval, Hungarian mathematician was the inventor of the first photographic lens for portraiture, and the first to use computation to design a lens.
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In a recent article in Macleans, Jacob Shelley describes his experiences with cheating in a health-care-law class he teaches at Western University.
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If you have watched the sci-fi series Murderbot, you’ll know it’s about a rouge security robot that secretly gains free will.
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Whether you are in undergrad or graduate school, here is a list of telltale signs to look out for in crappy teaching practices by an instructor: Slides are read verbatim − While this can be okay in a new academic getting use to dealing with hundreds of pe…
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As a new academic, getting the results of the first few course evaluations can be somewhat disheartening.
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It’s funny when you see students complain about how hard computer science (CS) courses are, on platforms such as Reddit.
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The difference between participation and commitment is illustrated at breakfast.
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Everyone thinks that students somehow become great writers at university, and some do, but many don’t.
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On March 5, the computing community lost another pioneer, Sir Tony Hoare at age 92.
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Canada renegotiated a trade deal with China recently.