Mathematics, Computer Science, and Statistics
Seminar Series

March 12. Mobile Development for Enterprise Applications. Daniel Miller, The Hershey Company.
March 26. Xwords. Kevin Ferland, Bloomsburg University.
April 2. eDiscovery and Cyber Security in the Business World. Steven Rodi, Innovative Development LLC.
April 9. Moved Away But Stayed Close and Pi Via Integrals. John Riley, Bloomsburg University.
April 16. Problems from South America. Paul Loomis, Bloomsburg University.
April 23. The Brutal Reality of Computer Incidents — Case Studies of Vulnerable Companies. Tom Sammel, Dell SecureWorks.
April 30. High-Level Parallel Programming on GPUs using the Thrust Library. Erik Wynters, Bloomsburg University.

September 18. Happy Birthday, Alan Turing. William Calhoun, Bloomsburg University.
October 9. Non-Parametric and Semi-Parametric Approaches in ROC Analysis. Dong Zhang, Bloomsburg University.
October 23. Hazard Assessment of Bloomsburg Floods. Reza Noubary, Bloomsburg University.
November 6. Angle Preservation and Non-Inscribable Polyhedra. Eric Kahn, Bloomsburg University.
November 13. Multitasking Research Software and Integration of OpenGL with the .NET Framework. John George, BU Computer Science major.

February 14. E-Discovery. William Calhoun and John Riley, Bloomsburg University.
March 27. The Diophantine Equation arctan(1/x) + arctan(i/y) = arctan(1/k). Konstantine Zelator, Bloomsburg University.
May 1. Class Presentations from Software Engineering.
May 2. Class Presentations from Software Engineering.
May 3. Class Presentations from Software Engineering.

September 6. Trends in Information Security. Rob Andrews, Cincinnati Bell Technology Services.
October 18. PPL Internship Program for CS Majors. Representatives from PPL Corporation.
October 25. A Gentle Introduction to Association Schemes. John Polhill, Bloomsburg University.
November 4. Integral Triangles with a 120° Angle. Konstantine Zelator, Bloomsburg University.
November 8. Risk and Investment Reza Noubary, Bloomsburg University.
November 15. Mac OS X and Linux Physical Memory Acquisition and Analysis. Robert Roos, Bloomsburg University major in Computer Forensics.
November 29. A Taste of Computational Geometry Erik Wynters, Bloomsburg University.

February 15. Email Hacking. Dan Balthaser, Bloomsburg University major in Computer Science.
February 22. Transforming Your Existing Assignments Into A Technology Portfolio That Impresses Employers. Nicole Snow, Manager, Oracle Education Initiatives.
March 15. Apple OS X and iOS Digital Forensics. Ryan Kubasiak, computer crime investigator, and Editor-in-chief of AppleExaminer.com.
March 22. Straight From Here to Here. John Riley, Bloomsburg University.
April 5. What Kindergarten Didn't Teach Us About Spheres. Eric Kahn, Bloomsburg University.
April 12. Computer Graphics in DirectX. Rod Cano, Bloomsburg University major in Computer Science.
April 19. Software Engineering class presentations.
April 20. Software Engineering class presentations.

September 14. When can you color a grid and not have any monochromatic rectangles? Bill Gasarch, University of Maryland.
September 28. How Many Numbers are Friendly? Paul Loomis, Bloomsburg University.
October 12. Euler Constants and Integrals of Fractional Parts. Youmin Lu, Bloomsburg University.
October 26. I Didn't Know a Graphics Card Could Do That. Erik Wynters, Bloomsburg University.
November 9. Cyberwarfare. Brandon Bendigo, Bloomsburg University major in Computer Forensics and Computer Science.
November 16. A Math Modeling Contest Problem in Criminology. Undergraduate Math Modeling Team, Bucknell University.
November 30. An Interesting Operating System Modification William Katsak. Rutgers University
December 7. Web Development for Mobile Devices. Helmut Doll. Bloomsburg University.

February 2. Examples from Probability and Statistics as Taught at Shandong University of Technology. Jim Pomfret, Bloomsburg University.
February 16. What Should Adorn Next Year's Math Contest T-shirt? Kevin Ferland, Bloomsburg University.
March 2. Analysis of a Game of Table Tennis: Can Mathematics Help Me to Beat My Chinese Colleagues? Reza Noubury, Bloomsburg University.
March 16. A C++ Tree Template Class. Brandon McKenzie, Bloomsburg University.
March 30. Mathematics-Nspired. Steve Kokoska, Bloomsburg University.
April 13. Detecting Hidden Signals in MPEG Motion Vectors. Steve Rhein, East Stroudsburg University.
April 20. Careers In Mathematics — Being a Statistician in 2010. David Bennett, Bloomsburg University.
April 26. Software Engineering class presentations.
April 27. Software Engineering class presentations.

October 6. Using Version Control Software in a Group Programming Course. Curt Jones, Bloomsburg University.
October 20. Perfect Distance Stars mod m. Xianrui Meng, Bloomsburg University.
November 3. Enforcing Specifications for Hardware Interaction in Operating Systems Code. Lea Wittie, Bucknell University.
November 17. Elliptic Curves in Number Theory and Cryptography. Ryan Evans, Bloomsburg University.
December 1. Football and Mathematics: Could You Do It Better? Eric Kahn, Bloomsburg University.
December 8. Perfect Totient Numbers. Joe Perott, Bloomsburg

February 10. Oscillation Criteria for a Non-linear Second Order Ordinary Differential Equation. Youmin Lu, Bloomsburg University.
February 24. Conference Graphs and Paley Partial Difference Sets. John Polhill, Bloomsburg University.
March 10. What's the Problem? William Calhoun, Bloomsburg Univerity.
March 24. A General Method for Generalized p-value. Xinmin Li, Shandong University.
March 25. On Sums of Powers of Primes, Florian Luca, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Morelia.
April 7. Improved Genetic Algorithms for Small Sorting Networks. Alex Paoletti, Bloomsburg University.
April 20. Software Engineering class presentations.
April 21. Software Engineering class presentations.

September 30. Square of Sum Equals Sum of Cubes. Paul Loomis, Bloomsburg University.
October 7. Earthquake Modelling: How to Do it Right. Reza Noubury, Bloomsburg University.
October 21. Artificial Life, Actual Life and Conway's Game of Life. Drue Coles, Bloomsburg University.
October 28. Crawling Up a Funnel. John Riley, Bloomsburg University.
November 4. Python Programming for Non-Programmers. Robert Montante, Bloomsburg University.
November 11. Holistic Video Game Optimization. Eric Preisz, Full Sail Institute.
November 18. Use of Double Quadratic Polynomials for Nonlinear Dose-Response Modeling in Biological Experiments. Jason Elsinger, Bloomsburg University.
December 2. Two Internet-Based Java Applications. BU Advanced Java class.

February 26. Characterizing solutions to Burgers' equation using integral representation. Upali Karunathilake, Bloomsburg University.
February 28. Using a Beowulf Cluster to model the shapes of asteroids. Michael Shepard, Bloomsburg University.
March 4. What's in an 8.3 name? A name by any other name is a forensics problem. John Riley, Bloomsburg University.
March 25. Difference sets, codes, and bent functions. Qing Xiang, University of Delaware.
April 8. Software Engineering class presentations.
April 22. Geometric group theory. Nicholas Koban, University of Maine.