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  1. Learn to Program for the iPhone What's fun, addicting, and lets you make money? You've guessed it: learning to program for the iphone. Over a million iPhones were sold the first weekend that they came out. Is there money to be made here? You betcha. The path you need to take to...
  2. Basic Programming: Trees After the array and the linked list are understood, trees make a good next step. Trees are often the first non-list data structure that a programmer learns. This is partially because they build on the concept of linked boxes that is used in linked...
  3. Robots Are Part of Ourselves Now and In The Future Robots are icons of humanity being evolved enough to make a representation of themselves, for us to ponder who we really are. They allow us to force ourselves to look further than our current focus on the moment of now and realise that the future is...
  4. Ada Lovelace: The First Programmer Ada Lovelace was a woman of high class in the early 1800s. Her work on Charles Babbage's mechanical machine, which was essentially an early computer, earned her the distinction of being the very first person to write programs for a computer.
  5. Understanding passing by reference The difference between passing by reference and passing by value is a complicated and abstract concept in programming, often seen in C and C like languages. It is one faced by many, many computer science students and baffles them to start with. Here...
  6. Astrieanna's Lensography A lensography is a combination of an autobiography of the lensmaster and an organized directory of the lenses they have created. Even just the categorized list of lenses is revealing of the lensmaster -- it tells your interests and what you consider...
  7. GrokCode GrokCode is a site by developers, for developers. View GrokCode's complete archives, or read on for some of the highlights.
  8. Science Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, Nutrition, and Physics- Science:  Studies that normally encompass courses based on a knowledge of facts, phenomena, laws, and proximate cause are designated Science (eg, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, Nutrition, and Physics).
  9. Education Technology Welcome to the Education-Technology lens, part of the Education Technology Group.
  10. Computer Science This lens is a synposis of the material studied while obtaining a B.S. in Computer Science.  (Under Construction)
  11. CS419 This is a quick page dedicated to the Senior Projects class. Once the presentations are given in the Spring, it will be updated with the projects that people accomplished.
  12. A few books about computer programming I am a huge bibliophile; I love books, and I love to read! In my perpetual search for the next book to read I run into many interesting books, here are a few books about programming that I think are very useful. If you like these book recommendations...
  13. Computer Education Schools Computer schools, colleges, and universities introduce students to the many aspects of computer sciences, including programming, algorithms, network engineering, software development, and mathematics. Students will gain the analytical skills, hands-o...
  14. Bonez Computer Technician Handbook Yes, IT work is what I do. It's my job and I'm very good at it. Haha. On a serious note though, I've been a freelance computer tech for about eight years and just recently became an Information Systems Technician for the City of Beckley. I'm still le...
  15. Become a Business Computer Expert Lens Level: Beginners and Early Stage Intermediate Lens Course Topic: Business Computer Software and Internet functions Source: LuLu Campus Bookstore. http://stores.lulu.com/DrRevMoore Status: Edition I. Edition II available Winter 2009-2010 for...
  16. Intern Reading List I host several student each year at ORNL and have started encouraging interns to read several books as part of their learning experience at the lab. This lens lists several of the recommended books in a few categories that I think are important for C...
  17. Computers, Programming, Gambling I like to talk about stuff like computers, i.e. new gadgets and exciting stuff that come out, programming talk, and best of all gambling. I talk about poker a lot. So if you guys like to read about stuff like that, stick around...