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Bioinfomatics and Entertainment
Computing were the hot topics at the symposium. Morning keynote
speakers included professor Paul Tymann, chair of the Computer Science
Department at Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, New York
presenting "BioInformatics: Curriculum Design and Implementation" and
Dr. Eric D. Wieben, professor and director of the Mayo Genomics
Reasearch Center at Mayo Clinic who offered "BioScience: Curent Status
and Future Challenge."
In the afternoon, Dr. Robin Burke, assistant professor at the School of
Computer Science, Telecommunications, and Information Systems at DePaul
University, Chicago spoke on "Computer Art and Game: Curriculum Design
and Implementation." Chris Melissinos, the chief gaming officer for SUN
Microsystems, Inc. spoke on "Gaming and Virtual Environment Development
and Challenge." |