RCTC SH104     ,   
We will gather in Dr. Lin's OS class (SH104). Speaker is Aaron Epps on OpenSolaris/Zettabyte File System. Be there!

UCR SH107     ,   
Pizza, Eclipse, WSU CS Program-- Come have some food, fun, and get some of your questions answered!!

RCTC - SH103    Rochester,  MN
Pizza Party!! Let's get together for a slice or two and meet each other. There is gonna be lot's of fun!

RCTC - ST116    Rochester,  MN
Three Students from RCTC and WSU who attended the 2009 Reflections|Projections conference at the University of Illinois will be sharing with us their experience and what they learned at the conference.

RCTC - ST114    Rochester,  MN
There will be a talk on iPhone Development this Friday at 1:00. It is being delivered on the Winona campus, but will be available via ITV in ST114.

RCTC - ST116    Rochester,  MN
Our main topic during this meeting will be Eclipse Debugging. Debugging is something programmers can't avoid and there are many ways to do it. At this meeting you will learn how to use the built-in debugging features of Eclipse Platform.

Thomas M. Siebel Center    Urbana,  IL
Please contact any CS Club officer if you are interested in attending the conference for additional details no later than Thursday, September 10th so we know what level of interest there is from the Rochester club members.
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ST 108    Rochester,  MN
Dr. Dennis Martin from IBM will visit UCR to talk about employment opportunities for computer science students. He will collect resumes from people interested in internships or full time positions. Please bring your resume with the GPA on it with you when you come to the meeting. Transcript is recommended, but not required.

SH 102    Rochester,  MN
September club meetings topics include Internship and Co-Op Jobs, Who are they for, How to get them, How to find them, What to expect, Resume - what to have on it and etc…

RCTC     ,   
Here is the link to setup eclipse on your system: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ -From here you want the Eclipse IDE that is for JAVA Developers. This should be sufficient for most of you. the JAVA EE download would be useful if you were developing software that involved servers or other enterprise setups. However you can get plugins for the JAVA Developer edition that do basically the same things as the JAVA EE IDE. Here is the link for the JDK: http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp -Install this in a folder of your choice. You'll have to point eclipse to the jdk when you set it up. For window users I would put the jdk in your c drive...if you have a MacBook Pro Java 1.5 comes pre-installed or you can get that one here: http://developer.apple.com/java/download/ Apple released an update to Java in June I think that updated Java to 1.6 Any questions let me know. -Travis