Citeseer
Hyperlinked CS research database. It also mirrors the papers linked from the web, which is quite useful.
Archive for August, 2005
Research Tools
Tuesday, August 30th, 2005Hack Fest 10 @ Octane
Tuesday, August 30th, 2005Your second weekly dose of hacking. Now with more structure inside!
I am numbering hack fests in binary. Mmmm, geeky goodness.
Everywhere Tech
Monday, August 29th, 2005Useful resources for coding, computing, and hacking for everywhere.
Mused Project
Monday, August 29th, 2005A project representing the Music domain editor.
Snapshot of Georgia Tech’s Colleges and Schools Directory
Monday, August 29th, 2005SCHOOLS & PROGRAMS
College of Architecture
ARCHITECTURE
BS: with a Major in Architecture
BS: with a Major in Architecture – Int’l Designator Option 1 (Paris)
BS: with a Major in Architecture – Int’l Designator Option 2
M.ARCH I: Master of Architecture
M.ARCH II: Master of Architecture (second professional degree)
MS: with a Major in Architecture
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
BS: Building Construction
MS: Building Construction and Integrated Facility Management
CITY & REGIONAL PLANNING
BS / MCRP: City & Regional Planning (5 year)
MCRP: Master of City & Regional Planning
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
BS: Industrial Design
MID: Industrial Design
DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMS
City & Regional Planning and Architecture
City & Regional Planning and Civil Engineering
City & Regional Planning and Environmental Engineering
City & Regional Planning and GSU Juris Doctor degree program
City & Regional Planning and Public Policy
PhD PROGRAMS
DEPARMENT OF MUSIC
College of Computing
COMPUTING
BS: Computational Media*
BS: Computer Science
BS: Computer Science – Int’l Designator
MS: Bioengineering*
MS: Computer Science
MS: Human-Computer Interaction*
MS: Information Security
PhD: with a Major in Algorithms, Combinatorics, & Optimization*
PhD: with a Major in Bioengineering*
PhD: with a Major in Bioinformatics*
PhD: with a Major in Computer Science
PhD: Human-Centered Computing
College of Engineering
information visit the Georgia Tech Center for
Distance Learning.
AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
BS: Aerospace Engineering
BS: Aerospace Engineering – Int’l Designator Option 1
BS: Aerospace Engineering – Int’l Designator Option 2
BS / MS: Aerospace Engineering (5 year)
MS: Aerospace Engineering
MS: with a Major in Aerospace Engineering
PhD: with a Major in Aerospace Engineering
BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING (JOINT GT/EMORY DEPARTMENT)
BS: Biomedical Engineering
MS: Bioengineering*
PhD: with a Major in Bioengineering*
PhD: with a Major in Bioinformatics*
PhD: with a Major in Biomedical Engineering
CHEMICAL AND BIOMOLECULAR ENGINEERING
BS: Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering
BS: Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering – Biotechnology Option
BS / MS: Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering (5 year)
MS: Bioengineering*
MS: Chemical Engineering
MS: with a Major in Chemical Engineering
MS: Paper Science & Engineering*
MS: Polymers*
PhD: with a Major in Bioengineering*
PhD: with a Major in Chemical Engineering
PhD: with a Major in Paper Science & Engineering*
CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
BS: Civil Engineering
BS: Civil Engineering – Int’l Designator
BS / MS: Civil Engineering (5 year)
MS: Civil Engineering
MS: Engineering Science and Mechanics
MS: Environmental Engineering
MS: with a Major in Civil Engineering
MS: with a Major in Environmental Engineering
PhD: with a Major in Civil Engineering
PhD: with a Major in Engineering Science and Mechanics
PhD: with a Major in Environmental Engineering
ELECTRICAL & COMPUTER ENGINEERING
BS: Computer Engineering
BS: Computer Engineering – Int’l Designator
BS: Electrical Engineering
BS: Electrical Engineering – Int’l Designator
BS / MS: Electrical and Computer Engineering (5 Year)
MS: Bioengineering*
MS: with a Major in Electrical and Computer Engineering
PhD: with a Major in Bioengineering*
PhD: with a Major in Electrical and Computer Engineering
INDUSTRIAL & SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
BS: Industrial Engineering
BS: Industrial Engineering – Int’l Designator
MS: Health Systems
MS: Industrial Engineering
MS: International Logistics
MS: Operations Research
MS: Quantitative & Computational Finance*
MS: Statistics*
MS: with a Major in Industrial Engineering — Human-Integrated Systems Track
PhD: with a Major in Algorithms, Combinatorics, & Optimization*
PhD: with a Major in Industrial Engineering
Optimization, Stochastic Systems, Manufacturing / Logistics, Economic
Decision Analysis, Applied Statistics, and Human-Integrated Systems.
MATERIALS SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
BS: Materials Science & Engineering
BS / MS: Materials Science & Engineering (5 Year)
MS: Bioengineering*
MS: Materials Science & Engineering
MS: Paper Science & Engineering*
MS: Polymers*
MS: with a Major in Materials Science & Engineering
PhD: with a Major in Bioengineering*
PhD: with a Major in Materials Science & Engineering
PhD: with a Major in Paper Science & Engineering*
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
BS: Mechanical Engineering
BS: Nuclear and Radiological Engineering
MS: Bioengineering*
MS: Mechanical Engineering
MS: Medical Physics
MS: Nuclear Engineering
MS: Paper Science & Engineering*
PhD: with a Major in Bioengineering*
PhD: with a Major in Mechanical Engineering
PhD: with a Major in Nuclear and Radiological Engineering
PhD: with a Major in Paper Science & Engineering*
POLYMER, TEXTILE, & FIBER ENGINEERING
BS: Polymer and Fiber Engineering – Fiber Track
BS: Polymer and Fiber Engineering – Polymer Track
BS / MS: Polymer and Fiber Engineering (5 Year)
MS: with a Major in Polymers
MS: Polymers – Polymer Chemistry Track
MS: Polymers – Polymer Materials Science Track
PhD: with a Major in Textile Engineering – Polymer Chemistry Track
PhD: with a Major in Textile Engineering – Polymer Materials Science Track
Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts
ECONOMICS
BS: Economics
BS: Economics & International Affairs*
BS: Economics & International Affairs – Int’l Designator*
BS: Global Economics & Modern Languages*
MS: with a Major in Economics
HISTORY, TECHNOLOGY, & SOCIETY
BS: History, Technology, and Society
BS: History, Technology, and Society – Int’l Designator
MS: History and Sociology of Technology & Science
PhD: with a Major in History and Sociology of Technology & Science
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
BS: International Affairs
BS: International Affairs – Int’l Designator
BS: International Affairs & Modern Languages*
BS: Economics & International Affairs*
BS: Economics & International Affairs – Int’l Designator*
MS: International Affairs
LITERATURE, COMMUNICATION, & CULTURE
BS: Computational Media
BS: Science, Technology, and Culture
BS: Science, Technology, and Culture – Biomedicine & Culture Option
BS: Science, Technology, and Culture – Gender Studies Option
BS: Science, Technology, and Culture – Media Option
BS / MS: Literature, Communication, & Culture (5 Year)
MS: Human-Computer Interaction*
MS: Information Design and Technology
PhD: with a Major in Digital Media
MODERN LANGUAGES
BS: International Affairs & Modern Languages*
BS: International Affairs & Modern Languages – Int’l Designator*
BS: Global Economics & Modern Languages*
BS: Global Economics & Modern Languages – Int’l Designator*
PUBLIC POLICY
BS: Public Policy
BS / MS: Public Policy (5 Year)
MS: Public Policy
PhD: with a Major in Public Policy
Law, Science, and Technology (Pre-Law Program), and Philosophy, Science, and Technology
RESERVE OFFICER’S TRAINING CORPS (ROTC)
Air Force Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC)
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC)
Navy Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC)
College of Management
MANAGEMENT
BS: Management
BS: Management – Int’l Designator – Option 1
BS: Management – Int’l Designator – Option 2
MBA: Management
MS: Global Executive Master of Business Administration
MS: Management of Technology
MS: Quantitative & Computational Finance*
PhD: with a Major in Management
College of Sciences
APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY
MS: Prosthetics & Orthotics
PhD: Applied Physiology
BIOLOGY
BS: Applied Biology
BS: Applied Biology – Business Option
BS: Applied Biology – Int’l Designator
MS: Applied Biology
MS: Bioinformatics
PhD: with a Major in Applied Biology
PhD: with a Major in Bioinformatics*
CHEMISTRY & BIOCHEMISTRY
BS: Chemistry
BS: Chemistry – Biochemistry Option
BS: Chemistry – Business Option
BS: Chemistry – Materials Option
BS: Chemistry – Polymer Option
MS: Chemistry
MS: Paper Science & Engineering*
PhD: with a Major in Bioinformatics*
PhD: with a Major in Chemistry
PhD: with a Major in Paper Science & Engineering*
EARTH & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES
BS: Earth & Atmospheric Sciences
BS / MS: Earth & Atmospheric Sciences (5 year)
MS: Earth & Atmospheric Sciences
MS: with a Major in Earth & Atmospheric Sciences
PhD: with a Major in Earth & Atmospheric Sciences
MATHEMATICS
BS: Applied Mathematics
BS: Applied Mathematics – Business Option
BS: Discrete Mathematics
BS: Discrete Mathematics – Business Option
MS: Applied Mathematics
MS: Quantitative & Computational Finance*
MS: Statistics*
PhD: with a Major in Algorithms, Combinatorics, & Optimization*
PhD: with a Major in Bioinformatics*
PhD: with a Major in Mathematics
PHYSICS
BS: Applied Physics
BS: Physics
MS: Applied Physics
MS: Physics
PhD: Physics
PSYCHOLOGY
BS: Applied Psychology
BS: Applied Psychology – Buiness Option
MS: in Human-Computer Interaction*
PhD: with a Major in Psychology – Engineering Psychology
PhD: with a Major in Psychology – Experimental Psychology
PhD: with a Major in Psychology – Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Schools of Georgia Tech
Monday, August 29th, 2005Here is a snapshot of Georgia Tech’s Directory.
Each chapter here is information about the school, not a link to the school’s website.
College of Computing, IDT (tech art and design), and ECE are good schools for learning about computation.
Georgia Institute of Technology
Monday, August 29th, 2005GeorgiaTech is the most achieved technical school in the southeast united states. Tech often referrs to itself as “the MIT of the South”, and has been known to make such remarks as MIT being “the Georgia Tech of the North”. We’re not going to even pretend to substantiate such claims here.
Unto this tome we shall present all known knowledge of Georgia Tech, past and present: programs, classes, teachers, buildings, systems, and any general spurious knowledge that won’t get anyone arrested.
Surely, we can say something good about The Shaft.
Miscellaneous Content
Monday, August 29th, 2005Book pages that were never part of any book. School notes, non-atlhack projects, sandboxing.
atlhack wants YOU!
Sunday, August 28th, 2005Books: (Or, 1000 Monkeys et al)
Atlanta Computing Resources contains links to Atlanta stores, programming groups, schools, jobs, and other tech resources. Atlhack Users Projects contains pages describing our projects. Add info if you can!
News: (Or, Roxor the Bloxors)
Last week I setup two feed categories to track atlhack-interesting content, prominently displayed in light-green sidebars (in the default theme). If you know of any cool tech feeds that fit the bill, please add them to the aggregator! Details below.
Maybe this can be a book page. For the sake of structure, I’m going to add my edits directly to the page. Comment to add to the list.
Atlanta Tech
Technical blogs of Atlanta developers. Right now we have Titus, Vinny, and Luke so that we may follow their exploits! If I start writing tech on this site, I’ll add my onsite blog to this feed as well. If you know any other Atlanta tech bloggers, ask permission and add them!
Everywhere Tech
More general technical articles and news. I tried to add some of the less traffic and more specialized blogs so we’d have a good mix of material, but this policy is definately up for discussion.
The Theory Blogs –
Computational Complexity, Lowerbounds, Upperbounds, Machine Learning (Theory) – Hardcore theory blogs, but contain useful CS career articles and notes on formatting your TeX papers.
The Hacker Blogs –
Hacking for Christ – Gerv hacks Mozilla.
Paul Graham – Well-spoken essayist, tech entrepreneur, and lisp hacker. Essential creative tech.
The Digital Music Blogs –
Duke Listens – Paul Lamere, who works for Sun, talks about issues of interest to the Music Listening community.
Tech Culture –
Wired News – Allow me to simulate Wired’s editorial bias. The future is here. GO! GO! GO! GO! GO! GOGOGOGO!
Microsoft Watch – News from about the 800-pound gorilla in Redmond, WA.
Lifehacker – Software tools for improving your life in a general sense.
Lawrence Lessig – Proponent of copyleft and the free culture movement.
The Game Theory Blogs –
Grand Text Auto – Game theory, culture, and new media links from a roundtable of experts, including Michael Mateas, a professor from Georgia Tech.
Software Design –
Creating Passionate Users – Entertaining blog about creating useful software.
Stuff I Didn’t Add –
Slashdot, BoingBoing – Wonderful resources, but ubiquitous and huge.
Stuff I’m Still Considering –
We Make Money, Not Art – Plentiful source of tech arts.
SWIMM notes page
Sunday, August 28th, 2005SWIMM is a music player that automatically learns a user’s preferences with regard to generating music playlists.
links of interest:
How Much Does iTunes Like My Five-Star Songs?