Focus, Fall 2007
Teaching Integrated Information Technology
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of the Centre for learning and Teaching.
New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal, November 15, 2006
IT sector forecast to add 4,000 jobs in the region;
Technology Growth will be in service, consulting, says head of industry group
Transcript, October 27, 2006
News from Nova Scotia's University Community:
New Dal program dishes information on informatics
Dalhousie University Website, October 2006
A promotional video about the Bachelor of Informatics featuring Grant Wells, Olinga Munro and other students in the B.Inf. program, and Informatics Director Ernst Grundke.
2 min 53 sec (7M QuickTime .mov file) CBC Maritime Noon, June 1, 2006
Costas Halavrezos interviews Ernst Grundke about jobs in the IT sector and the Bachelor of Informatics program.
8 min 30 sec (4M .wav file) CBC Radio News, April 10, 2006
CBH-FM (Halifax), CBA-AM (Moncton) and CBI-AM (Sydney), Rob North reporting.
"Dalhousie University says it is launching a new degree program that will teach its computer science graduates better communication and people skills."
Listen to an excerpt of Rob North's report on CBC news:
CTV News, April 10, 2006
Live at Five (ATV-TV), Halifax (Maritimes), Marc Patrone reporting.
"According to some employers a whole generation of very intelligent students is coming out of university without the necessary communication skills. A new program is aimed at teaching computer geeks people skills...."
Marc Patrone interviewed Vicki Ha and Sean Smith, computer science students, and Ernst Grundke, professor, Dalhousie University.
Dalhousie News, April 5, 2006
"A Canadian First", by Alexandra Grant-Paul
Daily News, March 16, 2006
"Computers, without the geekiness"