DIGITIZED

Imagine.Create.Change.

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We hope you had a great time at Digitized 2013. A big thanks go to the guest speakers, workshop leaders, student volunteers and all the sponsors. If you’re interested about Computer Science, contact your high school counsellor for more information on admission to the University of Saskatchewan or go to www.usask.ca Check out the Department of Computer Science website for more information regarding our program: www.cs.usask.ca See you next year! 

We hope you had a great time at Digitized 2013. A big thanks go to the guest speakers, workshop leaders, student volunteers and all the sponsors.

If you’re interested about Computer Science, contact your high school counsellor for more information on admission to the University of Saskatchewan or go to www.usask.ca

Check out the Department of Computer Science website for more information regarding our program: www.cs.usask.ca

See you next year! 

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Here ye! Here ye! The full Digitized schedule is up and ready to go! Check out what speakers are talking and when. Registration is required for high school students to attend presentations and workshops. All Track 1 and 2 presentations are open to the public (no registration required)

Here ye! Here ye! The full Digitized schedule is up and ready to go!

Check out what speakers are talking and when. Registration is required for high school students to attend presentations and workshops.

All Track 1 and 2 presentations are open to the public (no registration required)

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“Mobile Software Is Eating The World”  Speaker: Francis Chary Check out what Francis has to say about how mobile technology is quickly taking over the world.  Francis is a mobile developer with CollegeMobile, working on one of their iOS teams. He earned his BSc. in Computer Science from the UofS in 2004, and has since worked in Bangalore, India, Calgary and Saskatoon.

“Mobile Software Is Eating The World” 

Speaker: Francis Chary

Check out what Francis has to say about how mobile technology is quickly taking over the world. 

Francis is a mobile developer with CollegeMobile, working on one of their iOS teams. He earned his BSc. in Computer Science from the UofS in 2004, and has since worked in Bangalore, India, Calgary and Saskatoon.

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“Nerf Guns & Ping-Pong: Why Information Technology is #AWESOME” Keynote Speakers: Jordan Schidlowsky & Arlin Schaffel, Noodlecake Studios  It has never been easier to become an IT entrepreneur, as Noodlecake Studios started off as a two-man company who’s vision was to make a simple iPhone video game.  Jordan and Arlin from Noodlecake Studios discuss why the field of IT is so exciting, and why it’s such a great opportunity for young entrepreneurs.  Arlin and Jordan will discuss the history of Noodlecake, how to build a mobile video game company, whats involved in making mobile video games, and their path to success in the rapidly growing mobile industry.  

“Nerf Guns & Ping-Pong: Why Information Technology is #AWESOME”

Keynote Speakers: Jordan Schidlowsky & Arlin Schaffel, Noodlecake Studios 

It has never been easier to become an IT entrepreneur, as Noodlecake Studios started off as a two-man company who’s vision was to make a simple iPhone video game.  Jordan and Arlin from Noodlecake Studios discuss why the field of IT is so exciting, and why it’s such a great opportunity for young entrepreneurs.  Arlin and Jordan will discuss the history of Noodlecake, how to build a mobile video game company, whats involved in making mobile video games, and their path to success in the rapidly growing mobile industry.

 

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Workshop: Robotics Discover the world of Computer Robotics. This hands-on workshop will expose students as to how technology is the foundation and building blocks for their imagination and creativity. 

Workshop: Robotics

Discover the world of Computer Robotics. This hands-on workshop will expose students as to how technology is the foundation and building blocks for their imagination and creativity. 

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The Story of OneStory

Dale Zak and Katrina German will tell the tale of two young people who love technology, social good and storytelling. They will explain the process of creating a technology business and some of the lessons learned during the beginning stages of an epic journey. 

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“Why Technology?” Speaker: Johannes Lindenbaum Originally from Germany, Johannes (@jlindenbaum) moved to Saskatoon to study Computer Science. He worked throughout school at zu and on contract for SaskTel Labs. Recently, he moved to Regina for a position with SaskTel Labs. Johannes was raised on PHP/MySQL and moved to Python/PgSQL. His mobile focus is primarily Android with a pinch of iOS. He is involved in Technology Communities in both Regina and Saskatoon. He does not sound like Uter, the Simpsons character.

“Why Technology?”

Speaker: Johannes Lindenbaum

Originally from Germany, Johannes (@jlindenbaum) moved to Saskatoon to study Computer Science. He worked throughout school at zu and on contract for SaskTel Labs. Recently, he moved to Regina for a position with SaskTel Labs. Johannes was raised on PHP/MySQL and moved to Python/PgSQL. His mobile focus is primarily Android with a pinch of iOS. He is involved in Technology Communities in both Regina and Saskatoon. He does not sound like Uter, the Simpsons character.

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“Hackers Wanted” Speaker: Justin Seitz Cybersecurity touches every aspect of computing, from social media to mobile. Come learn what the threat landscape currently looks like, and how we need more young bright minds to join the dark side for the good of all. Justin Seitz is a Sr. Security Researcher for Immunity Inc. He is part of a team of hackers responsible for applying offensive security research to help protect and train Fortune 500’s, governments, military, and law enforcement agencies. He is also the author of Gray Hat Python: Python Programming for Hackers and Reverse Engineers.

“Hackers Wanted”

Speaker: Justin Seitz

Cybersecurity touches every aspect of computing, from social media to mobile. Come learn what the threat landscape currently looks like, and how we need more young bright minds to join the dark side for the good of all.

Justin Seitz is a Sr. Security Researcher for Immunity Inc. He is part of a team of hackers responsible for applying offensive security research to help protect and train Fortune 500’s, governments, military, and law enforcement agencies. He is also the author of Gray Hat Python: Python Programming for Hackers and Reverse Engineers.

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