Representatives from Amentra (a technology and business consulting firm), including a recent UNC CS graduate Brad Davis, will be giving a presentation and talking about the company. The presentation will start @ 6PM in Sitterson 115, so be there a little earlier. Amentra is currently looking to hire for IT/Business internships and full-time employment as an entry level consultant (details below). If you are looking for a job with unlimited growth potential and a true team environment where you will continue to learn and make a difference with the work you do, then Amentra is the company for you. Amentra was named one of Virginia's fastest growing technology companies in Deloitte's Technology Fast 50 Program and is ranked number 216 fastest growing technology company in North America on the 2005 Deloitte Technology Fast 500. I recommend anyone searching for a job/intership to do yourself a favor and come to this. Free pizza and drinks too! More details about the company below.

topics:
- p2p ideas (what do you want learn about?)
- faculty dinners
- video game night
- and more...

if for some reason the above start time says 7PM, its not; it's at 6PM

How to Be Lazy and Get More Done in Less Time
(aka "How to use MS Office effectively")

a P2P seminar for technical people
presented by Lisa Fowler
hosted by the Computer Science Club http://www.unc.edu/csclub

6pm Wednesday October 5 Sitterson 014
(Sitterson doors lock at 6pm, so show up a little early!)

This is for you if you are: A Physics student, Math student, Computer
Science student, or you're just someone who wants to know how to make the
most out of software that you use every day! The focus is on how to

Actual Time TBA

___C S D e p a r t m e n t O p e n H o u s e !___

Graphics Demos! Student and Faculty Research Demos! Virtual Reality Demos!

Free pizza!

* university status as a recognized Student Organization
* plan topics for 1st general meeting (Sept. 7)
- UCS career fair Sept. 21 and 22
- p2p ideas
- CSC barbeque (date/location?)

The Computer Science Club is putting on a Big Party to mark the end of the semester. Featuring, what impartial observers have called, 'the hottest tracks', spun by the department's own DJ Montek (Dr. Singh). There will be a variety of free pizza and soda, some of which are courtesy of Google.

Graduating Seniors, when you stop by to hear DJ Montek, you should take a minute to let us know who your Favorite Professor has been, as there will be an award presented at graduation certifying this designation.

Undergraduates, be sure to join the CS Club mailing list, which will keep you apprised of all our meetings and events.

Join Bronto Software for an overview of its web-based email management software and discussion of career opportunities at the company. Founded in 2002 by two former Red Hat employees, Bronto has quickly become a leading email management software company with clients across North America and Europe. Clients include Peopleclick, Lending Tree, Kaplan and Duke's Alumni Association. Bronto is headquartered in the dynamic American Tobacco Campus in Durham next to the Durham Bulls Athletic Park.

Company Overview: Bronto founders will tell their story
NCSU Perspective: Software Engineers Ed Dawley (May '04) and Justin Sanders (Dec '04) will share their Bronto experiences and detail the nuts and bolts of Bronto's code and server architecture

Jared gives a lecture on using Regular Expressions, regular languages, DFA or NFA regex engines, and how to get the most out of these tools. Some good bits for Unix users and germane to Comp181.