Formal Meetings
Irvin M. Miller, Ph.D., How To Fix Math Education, 8 attendees. Foil Presentation
Kurt Rosenfeld, Massive Improvements in the Accuracy of Computer Clocks, 15 attendees. Foil Presentation
no speaker, No Presentation — Talking Tech Over Dinner Bill Collier spoke to the dinner attendees about The X=X Test Program
Irvin M. Miller, Ph.D., Why Mathematics Is Taught So Ineffectively, 11 attendees. Foil Presentation
Michael MacIsaac, How To Build a Smart Boombox, 12 attendees. Foil Presentation
Dr. Eitel J. M. Lauría, Machine Learning and the Rise of Data-Driven AI: What’s All the Fuzz About?, 18 attendees.
Sam Kelson, Machine Learning for Data Analysis of W Boson Pairs at the Large Hadron Collider, 13 attendees. Foil Presentation
Gary Ditlow and Peter Capek, An Introduction to Gerrymandering (and Why It’s Important), 23 attendees. Foil Presentation
David Clark, Switching Circuits Designs from Biological Evolution, 11 attendees. Foil Presentation
Luke Hopkins, RISC-V: An Open Standard Reduced Instruction Set Architecture, 15 attendees. Foil Presentation
Frank Rubin, The Unbreakable One-Time Pad Cipher, 8 attendees. Foil Presentation
Sean Dague, A View From the Clean Energy Future, 32 attendees. Foil Presentation
Patrick Ladd, Introduction to Cloud Technology — Containers and Kubernetes, 24 attendees. Foil Presentation
Ed Nisley, Do-It-Yourself e-Bike Conversions and Solid Modeling, 13 attendees. Foil Presentation
Frank Rubin, The Hill Cipher, 13 attendees. Foil Presentation
Swaroop Ghosh, Exploiting Emerging Memory Technologies for Hardware Security, 14 attendees. Foil Presentation
Bob Cotton, Two Easy Theorems From Financial Folklore, 14 attendees. Foil Presentation
Frank Rubin, Solving Linear Congruences, 15 attendees. Foil Presentation
David Czechowski, What Has New York State Decided That Every K-12 Student Should Learn About Computer Science?, 20 attendees. Foil Presentation
David M. Clark, Unsubstantiated Facts About Binary Gates, 24 attendees. Foil Presentation Video of Talk Technical Papers: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
Peter Capek, Harvest: The Most Interesting Computer Ever Built, 76 attendees.
Rasit O. Topaloglu, Technologies That Will Shape Computing in This Decade: An IEEE Perspective, 22 attendees. Foil Presentation
Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic. Marist College is closed.
Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic. Marist College is closed.
Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic. Marist College is closed.
Ed Nisley, Algorithmic Art: Converting Math into Motion, 15 attendees. Foil Presentation
Joe Apuzzo, What I Have Discovered While Working With Computers For 40 Years, 16 attendees. Foil Presentation
Sean Swehla, Chaos Engineering in Theory and Practice, 16 attendees. Foil Presentation
Morten Kromberg, Array Oriented Functional Programming in APL, 19 attendees. Foil Presentation
David M. Clark, A Uniform Geometry for Students, Teachers, and Theoreticians, 14 attendees. Foil Presentation
Rasit O. Topaloglu, ACM Code of Ethics and Implications for Artificial Intelligence, 13 attendees. Foil Presentation
Dr. Irvin M. Miller, Why Elementary Math Education Continues to Fail and How We Can Fix It, 15 attendees. Foil Presentation
Canceled on acccount of bad weather.
Frank Rubin, The Hunt for ABC Triples, 12 attendees. Foil Presentation
Jon McGrew, Forgotten APL Influences, 16 attendees. Technical Paper
Bill Collier, Experimental Math on Wisteria Tables, 11 attendees. Foil Presentation
Diane Wasserstrom, MUMPS — The Language, Not the Disease, 14 attendees. Foil Presentation
Luther Woodrum, Lossless Compression for Structured Data, 18 attendees.
Frank Rubin, Matrix Methods for Private Key Cryptography, 24 attendees. Foil Presentation Technical Paper
Samrat Pathania, Attention and Distraction: Digital Technologies and Us, 19 attendees. Foil Presentation
Nick Bronn, Quantum Computing on the IBM Quantum Experience with the Quantum Information Software Toolkit, 27 attendees. Foil Presentation
Bob Cotton, Program Verification with Proof Assistants: The Time Has Come, 12 attendees. Foil Presentation
Dr. Karen Schrier, Crowdsourcing through Games, 16 attendees. Foil Presentation
Dr. Joseph Kirtland, Elliptic Curve Cryptography, 17 attendees. Foil Presentation
Chai Wah Wu, Graph Laplacian as Quantum State Density Matrices and their Entanglement Properties, 7 attendees. Foil Presentation
Rebecca M. Gott, The Blockchain Transformation, 33 attendees. Foil Presentation
Harry Elder, Buried Treasure in Windows, 19 attendees. Foil Presentation
Eric Wedaa, LongTail Honeypot — Adventures in Cybersecurity and Coding, 20 attendees. Foil Presentation
Luther Woodrum, Database Operations on Compressed Data, 17 attendees.
Christopher Garrett, Overview of the Swift Programming Language, 13 attendees.
Patrick Ladd, NUMA Memory Architecture and the Linux Memory System, 18 attendees. Foil Presentation
Dr. Joseph Kirtland, Secure Data Transmission: The Mathematics Behind Identification Numbers and Check Digit Schemes, 18 attendees. Foil Presentation
Abe Uchitelle, Technology in Marketing for 2016, 22 attendees. Foil Presentation
Ed Nisley, Plotting Like It's 1989, 11 attendees. Foil Presentation
John Sheehan, Applications of the Semantic Web for Healthcare, 16 attendees. Foil Presentation
Scott Lydiard, The Evolving Software Development Scene: Where Do Old Programmers Go?, 20 attendees. Foil Presentation
Christopher Garrett, The Lifestyle, Technology, and Business of Modern Independent Game Development, 10 attendees.
Dr. David M. Clark, The Demise and Revitalization of Geometry in our Schools, 13 attendees.
Dr. Nitya Narasimhan, DigitalHV: Amplifying Technology Presence in Hudson Valley, 15 attendees.
Dr. Donald Silberger, Minimal Angular Determinations for Convex Polygons, 12 attendees.
Dr. Ray Polivka, The World of APL, Today, 19 attendees.
Sean Swehla, Fostering the Maker Culture, 33 attendees.
Bob Cotton, The Stable Marriage Algorithm
Dr. David M. Clark, Quantum Theoretic Reality: the EPR Experiment, 27 attendees.
Jane Bartik, Women: The First Programmers, 19 attendees.
Patrick Ladd, Typography: From Brush Stroke to Pixels, 18 attendees.
Tim Tomaselli, Addressing and Instructions in the 64-bit World, 20 attendees. Foil Presentation
Harry Elder, Advanced PC Strategies: Protecting Your PC and Data, and Recovering from Disaster, 28 attendees.
Richard Martino, The Technology of Solar Arrays, 16 attendees.
Sushil Bhatia, Infobrella: A User Customizable Information Manager, 14 attendees.
Dr. David M. Clark, Designing Switching Circuits via Evolutionary Computation, 28 attendees.
Harry Elder, Recovering Your PC, 24 attendees.
Luther Woodrum, Writing Zero Defect Programs, 22 attendees.
Robert L. Morrison, Magic Squares, 20 attendees.
Art Baron, Strategic Alliances in the Technology Sector, 14 attendees.
Joe Kirtland, The Mathematics of Cryptography: From Caesar to RSA, 24 attendees.
Walter Recher, How to Develop and Manage a Successful Technology Startup, 18 attendees.
Ed Nisley, DIY 3D Printing: Hardware and Software, 35 attendees.
Sean Dague, Distributing the Future: the hows, whys, and benefits of being a tech volunteer, 21 attendees.
Dr. Srini Chari, Driving Growth in Technology Businesses, 17 attendees.
Ric Dragon, The Convergence and Divergence of Marketing and Engineering, 13 attendees.
Dr. Owen Hill, Can you predict future economic trends?, 18 attendees.
Tom Ruane, Everything you know is wrong: How computers are changing the history and analysis of baseball, 35 attendees.
Dr. Dilma Da Silva, Lessons Learned from Building the K42 Operating System, 27 attendees.
Thomas Murphy, Blind-sided and Hacked! Not Once, but Twice!, 20 attendees.
Jerry Greenberg, The Coming Revolution in Software Distribution, 15 attendees.
Sam Patton, The Math behind Mathematical Magic, 20 attendees.
Sean Dague, Solar System in your Pocket — Developing Android Applications, 18 attendees.
Robert Cotton, A Demonstrably Superior Voting Method, 17 attendees.
Sal Vitti, Implementation of Electronic Signatures on the Web, 13 attendees.
Donald Costello, Cryptography: From Enigma to Elliptical Curve Cryptography, 35 attendees.
Four Bard College Students, Senior Theses
Luther Woodrum, Sorting with radix partition trees
Jon Bentley, Quicksort 2010: Implementing and Analyzing a Family of Functions
Jeff Dowley, Windows 7
Jim Kukula, Satisfiability: Applications and Algorithms
David L. Hoffman, Meeting announcement is missing
Mike Webb, The Computers in Your Car
Susan Scanlon, Academic Support for Entrepreneurial Computing
Sean Dague, Growing Software — A look at Open Source past and future
Adam Aronson, The Latest in FileMaker 10
Bill Abram, Cloud-Delivered Services, a Report from the Front Lines
Mark L. Kramer, Using the Web to Understand the Weather
Neil Curri, Geospatial Technologies for Conservation and Land Use Planning
Meeting announcement is missing.
Brian Keeler & Gary Levine, Technology in Campaign Politics: Using the Internet to Reach your Voters
Robin K. Burk, Natural Language Understanding in Robots: Challenges and State of the Art
Adam Hocek, Secure Process Driven Messaging
Alan Mack & Rich Syrek, SoftWidgets
Luther Woodrum, The No Record Database (NRDB)
Luther Woodrum, Interesting Things About Trees You Never Knew (canceled)
Ric Dragon, Hudson Valley Software Summit
Cate Long, Building a Retail Fixed Income Market
Ed Nisley, Free Software, Open Source, and You
Phil Van Itallie, A First Look at Vista
Gordon Sager, Cyclic Redundancy Checking (CRC). Where is it Used? Why? How does it Work?
Vicky Perry, Voting Machines
Les Neumann, HVCFI's Technology Targeted Incubation and Business Development Program
Diane Jablonski, The Uses of Computer Technology in Local Government
William W. Collier, Writing a Program to Play Sudoku, HTML Presentation
Jerry Greenberg, The Image Storage Dilemma
Luther J. Woodrum, Parsing Made Easier, or Just Another Grammar (JAG)
A. John Blair, M.D., THINC (Taconic Health Information Network and Community): A Case Study