by M. C. Jennings | May 24, 2022 | Blog, computer science, Conferences, current students, digital entertainment technology, faculty, information systems, professional development, Projects, Research, Uncategorized
Part of the mission of the College of Business and SITC is to offer students opportunities for holistic learning and development through activities like research and involvement with student organizations. One of the student organizations that has been very active and...
by M. C. Jennings | May 19, 2022 | Blog, computer science, Conferences, current students, faculty, professional development, Research, Uncategorized
Participating in research with a professor as an undergraduate is an activity that allows students the opportunity to grow in their intellectual and professional development on a whole new level. Dr. James Prather has been an integral player in providing SITC students...
by M. C. Jennings | Feb 10, 2022 | Alumni, Blog, computer science, current students, faculty, outcomes, professional development, Projects
Partnering with companies to provide real-world work experience in the classroom is something that Dr. James Prather is dedicated to bringing to his students. As a UX professional, Dr. Prather has been a consultant with iHeartMedia since May of 2019, working with the...
by M. C. Jennings | Jul 13, 2021 | Alumni, Blog, computer science, faculty
When Asa Kusuma (’12) graduated from ACU with a degree in computer science, he had no idea that the platform he used for his job search would be the company he now works for. Over the past decade, the staff software engineer at LinkedIn has seen his vocation...
by Rebekah Straka | Apr 14, 2021 | Blog, digital entertainment technology, faculty, Research
Dr. Brian Burton (’92), associate professor of Digital Entertainment Technology (DET), has a passion for helping his students beyond the classroom. Maintaining relationships with students post-graduation, mentoring current undergraduate research students, and...
by Rebekah Straka | Oct 6, 2020 | Blog, computer science, digital entertainment technology, faculty, Research
Dr. James Prather, associate professor of computer science, is combining his love of biblical text and computer science as he continues his work on the THEOT (Textual History of the Ethiopic Old Testament) project, exploring ancient Ethiopic biblical manuscripts and...
