As students work on various projects to strengthen their software engineering skills, we noticed they always viewed interesting talks and tutorials on the web. So, we decided to start sharing some of them each Friday, just in case they are of interest to you as well. The hope is that Read more…
Students in COSC-220 this semester are eager to master course concepts. They also want to earn an A on the mid-term (and the final) exam. So, we created this 30-Day Group Coding Challenge. We are now on Day 4. You should join us! Subscribe to the event via the Google Read more…
Two of Coppin Computer Science Sophomores participated in #PassportToGoogle on February 23, 2019. The day-long seminar was held at Google HQ in Washington, DC. Participants, those from technical fields as well as nontechnical, explored ways to strengthen their undergraduate experience in CS and ideas that would better position as sound Read more…
November 29, 2018: Dr. Hatley created this blog page for me. This should be interesting!
Coppin State University Computer Science Majors (and Minors) are volunteering to help introduce computer programming (coding) to students around Baltimore City. It is critical to be introduced to computer science and the art/science of programming at an early age. The ability to think creatively and turn your ideas into working Read more…
November 19, 2018: Some advises to keep you safe: If you did not request – don`t click on it! Never download and run any file you don`t 100% trust. Never enter sensitive information after following a link or popup. November 18, 2018: Today I want to share my favorite part Read more…
Here, I will share what I learn, my challenges, and my successes. Thanks for reading!
Here, I will share what I learn, my challenges, and my successes. Thanks for reading!
Tomorrow is August 1st.
The first day of classes for the Fall 2018 semester will be here before you know it.
It’s time to start thinking about and setting your goals for the semester. You should try your best to ensure they are S.M.A.R.T.
Meet Max (formerly known as Jordan)! As the Spring 2018 semester progressed, Dr. Hatley realized some students could benefit from understanding what it means to be a great student and how to improve their study skills. Not sure to what extent students already had and applied this knowledge, she asked Read more…