http://www.cc.gatech.edu hourly 1 2007-03-06T20:47:01Z http://www.cc.gatech.edu/news/features/foley-named-interim-dean-of-the-college-of-computing On June 26 the Office of the Provost announced that James D. Foley, professor in the School of Interactive Computing, will take over as interim dean of the College of Computing, effective July 1, 2008. Foley will work together with Rich DeMillo, the current John P. Imlay Jr. Dean of Computing, who announced in a June 12 letter that he will step down in November. No publisher lrusso 2008-06-30T14:34:07Z Feature http://www.cc.gatech.edu/news/features/demillo-to-step-down-nov-1 In a June 12 letter, Rich DeMillo, the John P. Imlay Jr. Dean of Computing, announced he will step down in November. In six years as dean, DeMillo steered the College to new heights of success, including a first-ever Top 10 ranking by U.S. News & World Report. No publisher mjschaff 2008-06-12T19:25:48Z Feature http://www.cc.gatech.edu/news/features/three-decades-of-problem-solving-six-decades-of-life Behind those blue eyes and that ready smile, Dick Lipton’s brain is working, ever on the lookout for problems to tackle. "I've always been willing to be a problem solver, even to solve everyday problems," Lipton says. "I really appreciate the joy of discovering something that no one else has seen or discovered, or maybe even noticed. It’s one of the things I’m known for." No publisher mterraza 2008-04-22T19:43:53Z Feature http://www.cc.gatech.edu/news/features/sting-racing The Georgia Tech-SAIC Sting Racing team is returning from the DARPA Urban Challenge in Victorville, CA with their fully autonomous vehicle entry, a Porsche Cayenne named Sting 1. As a first-time entrant, the team has done an outstanding job making it to the semi-final round of the world's most challenging robotics competition but will not be advancing to the final round on November 3rd. No publisher johndavid 2007-12-05T21:19:34Z Feature http://www.cc.gatech.edu/news/features/robocup2007-concludes The world's most renowned competition for research robotics, RoboCup 2007 Atlanta was held at Georgia Tech July 3-10. More than 300 teams from leading universities, high schools and middle schools from 37 countries competed in five different leagues: small-sized, medium-sized, simulation, humanoid, and four-legged. They participated in events ranging from four-legged and humanoid robotic soccer games to search-and-rescue competitions. No publisher rashmi 2007-07-25T13:39:44Z Feature http://www.cc.gatech.edu/news/features/murder-starvation-catastrophe-what-easter-island-can-teach-us-about-21st-century-innovation From the premier issue of Atlanta Business Magazine: In times of rapid and unpredictable change, success usually hinges on other factors - the "soft stuff" - people, culture...those parts of the enterprise that are hardest to manage, and impossible to quantify. No publisher johndavid 2007-07-11T18:21:03Z Feature http://www.cc.gatech.edu/news/features/living-game-worlds-iii This year marks the third instantiation of Living Game Worlds Symposium at Georgia Tech, an annual event that explores emerging questions in design and theory in the production and critique of video games. Presented by the GVU Center and School of Literature, Communication, and Culture, Living Game Worlds III will focus on games that take on real-world topics in their various forms. No publisher bjordin 2007-06-09T15:30:37Z Feature http://www.cc.gatech.edu/news/features/feature-headline When the College of Computing at Georgia Tech was established in 1990, the name "computing" was chosen to acknowledge the breadth of education and research at the College and reflect the highly collaborative nature of the discipline. We were the first academic program to use this new term to define our goals and mission. On March 2, we hosted a symposium to further define the mission of the college and establish direction in the discipline at large. No publisher admin 2007-06-18T14:49:58Z Feature