Women in Engineering

This is a series of programming sessions lead by instructor Andew Rudder designed to prepare our IEEE at Humber student branch for future coding challenges such as IEEE Xtreme. These sessions will be held at Humber College and will be interactive so please bring a laptop with you. Over the 6 weeks we will be practicing logic questions while learning new coding techniques from sorting to data structures. The sessions will also be open to questions and student ideas. Day & Time: Friday November 16th, 2018 5:00 p.m. ‐ 7:00 p.m. Speaker: Andew Rudder Secretary, IEEE at Humber Student Branch Organizers: IEEE Toronto WIE, Humber Student Branch Location: Humber College North Campus, Room F321 Contact: IEEE Humber Abstract: We will be having our 3rd programming session! The session will be held in F312, in one of the hive rooms. As usual donuts will be served! This week we will be practicing what we learned in the first couple of sessions. So if you haven’t attended the first 2 sessions, this is your chance to catch up! Andrew Rudder and Robert Lengyel will be there to assist us when needed, but this will be more about the group helping each other. The first 2 weeks we covered pointers, structs, link lists, and practiced some logic problems with loops and functions. This Google drive link has all of the documents and coding files we utilized during the sessions. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JWns0X22mWdXAyJdGHH_pc0kRNG0pM12 And here is a good video on structs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5pA7RvvQDg

This is a series of programming sessions lead by instructor Andew Rudder designed to prepare our IEEE at Humber student branch for future coding challenges such as IEEE Xtreme. These sessions will be held at Humber College and will be interactive so please bring a laptop with you. Over the 6 weeks we will be practicing logic questions while learning new coding techniques from sorting to data structures. The sessions will also be open to questions and student ideas. Day & Time: Friday November 23rd, 2018 5:00 p.m. ‐ 8:00 p.m. Speaker: Andew Rudder Secretary, IEEE at Humber Student Branch Organizers: IEEE Toronto WIE, Humber Student Branch Location: Humber College North Campus, Room F312 Contact: IEEE Humber Abstract: This Friday, November 23 at 5pm, we will be having our 4th programming session. The session will be held in F312, in one of the hive rooms. Please let us know if you can attend. Due to the popularity and interest in these sessions, we will be extending these sessions to 3 hours from now on. Last week we practiced with Link Lists but asked everyone to try and finish a complete link list with these functions by this Friday: createNode addFront printList AddLast deleteFront deleteLast I attached a sample of a link list with only the first three functions. At the beginning of the next session we will answer any lingering link lists questions, and Andrew Rudder will go over the advantages and disadvantages of using a link list. Also, Robert Lengyel will be talking about vectors and strings. With our remaining time we will be continuing to explore steganography. This Google drive link has all of the documents and coding files we utilized during the first 2 sessions. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JWns0X22mWdXAyJdGHH_pc0kRNG0pM12

This is a series of programming sessions lead by instructor Andew Rudder designed to prepare our IEEE at Humber student branch for future coding challenges such as IEEE Xtreme. These sessions will be held at Humber College and will be interactive so please bring a laptop with you. Over the 6 weeks we will be practicing logic questions while learning new coding techniques from sorting to data structures. The sessions will also be open to questions and student ideas. Day & Time: Friday November 30th, 2018 5:00 p.m. ‐ 8:00 p.m. Speaker: Andew Rudder Secretary, IEEE at Humber Student Branch Organizers: IEEE Toronto WIE, Humber Student Branch Location: Humber College North Campus, Room F312 Contact: IEEE Humber Abstract: Our next programming session is Friday November 30th, from 5pm – 8pm in room F312. Snacks will be served! Last week we reviewed Link lists and the key differences & uses between Link-Lists and Arrays. We then covered vectors in depth. And then, we went further with stenography with a demonstration of an LSB bitmap encoder. Sample code for this encoder is located in week 4 of this google drive: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JWns0X22mWdXAyJdGHH_pc0kRNG0pM12 This week we will continue exploring stenography, practice with vectors, and take a deeper look into strings.