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	The great principles framework is a new portrayal of our field [CS] that emphasizes our scientific and engineering principles and our four core practices. Our fundamental principles are in design and in the mechanics of computation, communication, coordination, recollection, and automation. These principles were not borrowed from other fields; computer scientists developed them. Our four core practices are programming, engineering of systems, modeling and innovating.
			Peter J. Denning The Field of Programmers Myth Communications of the ACM, July 2004

	...our goal is to produce good people - young men and women who learn to think to the point where thinking is a habit, who have been exposed to and encouraged to develop and live by a set of values, who have developed methods and approaches to the intelligent application of knowledge and, last but not least, who accept the virtue of work as a vehicle of service and the will to work as a self-discipline.
			John J. Karakash 1914--2006 Lehigh University Dean of Engineering, emeritus.

CCSCE-2007

I am the papers chair for the 23rd annual conference of the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges (Eastern Region). The conference is being held at St. Joseph's College in Patchogue, New York, October 12--13. For more information, please visit the conference web site. To submit a paper, visit the conference web site or go directly to our submission site.

CS 191

CS 256

TR 10:20-11:30

PH-235

CS 320

MWF 2:00--3:30

HOS-202 (Mellon)

Office Hours

M 1:00 -- 2:00
R 11:30 -- 12:30
F 1:00 -- 2:00
and by appt.

PH-213,
sometimes PH-114

The following are documents that I have created for general reference in all my courses.

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Topic/Title	Date	Audience
Installing FreeBSD		LVLUG
		Moravian ACM Student Branch
Overview of the R Package for statistics and data analysis	6/05, 6/06	SOAR Students and Faculty
Teaching System Administration in a Small College Environment	10/03	CCSC
Using Emacs	12/9/03	LVLUG
Unix Regular Expressions	5/11/04	LVLUG

Topic/Title	Date	Published
Using Amanda with a Robotic Tape Library	12/2002
Teaching System Administration in a Small College Environment	10/03	Consortium of Computer Science in Colleges

Software Support

You can check out my personal web page at Fast Net for more information.

My public key is here.

Stephen Corbesero
213 Hurd Academic Complex
1200 Main Street
Moravian College
Bethlehem, PA 18018

Phone: 610-625-7786
Fax:
Email: corbesero at cs.moravian.edu

My Professional Societies
	Association of Computing Machinery	Free Software Foundation
	The USENIX Association	System Administrator's Guild
	Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers	IEEE Computer Society.