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cs.jhu.edu/~terzis
Andreas Terzis's Website
Students Research Publications Courses Service Contact Information Office:3400 North Charles Street New Engineering Building Room 212 Baltimore, MD 21218 Email: Phone:410-516-5847 Short Bio Andreas Terzis is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Johns Hopkins University, where he heads the Hopkins InterNetworking Research (HiNRG) Group. His research interests are in the broad area of wireless sensor networks, including protocol design, system support, and data
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calstate.edu/PA
Public Affairs | California State University
Students Faculty & Staff Teaching & Learning Administration Alumni, Parents & Donors Business, Community & Gov't Public Affairs Home | Search Home News Releases About the CSU Publications Media Resources Contacts Public Affairs CSU NEWSROOM Understanding Cultures, Encouraging Communities August 30, 2011 Oscar Hernandez wants to help at-risk kids get on the right path. This semester, the CSU Monterey Bay student will begin field work at a local community
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uark.edu/~kshurlds
Professor Katherine Shurlds' Classes
Class Resources for Students of Professor Katherine Shurlds Who Katherine Shurlds What News Reporting Media Law Editing Places You Need to Go Where Office Hours When Journalism is ... Why How Links Journalism Dept. Mullins Library Taking Notes Like a Journalist Lemke Journalism Project Academic Honesty UofA Home Page
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butlercc.edu/automotive/index.cfm
Butler Community College - Auto Collision Repair - Overview
the Automotive Colision Repair depatrment at Butler community College gives students the oppurtunity to become trained technicians in the field. Our program is a National Automotive Technician Education Foundation (NATEF) certified program. (NATEF) is national recognized in the auto collision industry, which will give you the competitive edge to get a job after completing this program
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website.education.wisc.edu/kdsquire
k u r t s q u i r e 's d e l i c i o u s l y 1 . 0 h o m e p a g e
K u r t S q u i r e ' s H o m e p a g e Kurt Squire is an assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the Educational Communications and Technology division of Curriculum and Instruction and a research scientist a the Academic Advanced Distributed Learning Co-Lab. Squire is also a co-founder and current director of the Games, Learning, & Society Initiative, a group of over 50 faculty and students investigating game-based learning. Squire's research investigates the