Sentence examples for a computer science lecturer from inspiring English sources

Lewis, who is a computer science lecturer at Virginia Tech university, has had the Twitter handle @johnlewis since 2007.

Tim Chou is the former president of Oracle On Demand, a computer science lecturer at Stanford and chair of the IoT Track of the Alchemist Accelerator.

The three researchers are Flavio Garcia, a computer science lecturer at the University of Birmingham, and Baris Ege and Roel Verdult, security researchers at Radboud University Nijmegen in the Netherlands.

Is it time to invest in IoT? Tim Chou is the former president of Oracle On Demand, a computer science lecturer at Stanford and chair of the IoT Track of the Alchemist Accelerator.

Dr Tennent's day job is as a computer-science lecturer in Nottingham.

The sundial enthusiast, 76, a former computer science lecturer at Cambridge, is one of the leading experts in the field and designed iconic British timepieces including the 22-metre Noon Mark on the London Stock Exchange, which measures 22-metres long, and the Golden Jubilee sundial outside the House of Lords.

Pinto's Twitter bio says he is a research scientist and computer science lecturer at MIT and Harvard, while Stone holds a PhD in computer vision from Harvard.

"Today is a regular day; we are just trying to normalise seeing a lady driving," said the computer science lecturer at King Saud University and an initiator of the campaign.

Other applications of augmented reality lead us right back into Terminator territory: "There was a project," says Dr David England, computer science lecturer at Liverpool John Moore University, "where people wearing visors and backpacks re-enacted a virtual Pacman outside, so they ran down the road shooting the enemy they could see in their visors," he says, referring to the popular computer game.

In 1982, the computer science lecturer was writing on an electronic university bulletin board and wanted to make a wisecrack about a lift on campus.

This summer, computer science lecturer Alan Kaplan is in Puerto Rico to teach a six-week program, equivalent to Princeton's course on "Computer Science: An Interdisciplinary Approach". With him are four rising sophomores who excelled in the Princeton course to act as teaching assistants.