Students today frustrate me with how they use AI. Just had to threaten an entire class with failure because almost everyone in the class submitted the exact same AI generated code for an assignment. Sigh.
The cycle begins again as it’s the first day of our summer term. Feeling odd as it’s the first time since Covid that I have a traditional on-campus only course.
There is a lot of Sturm and Drang among educators regarding the recent security breach involving the Canvas LMS. But there is another important point to consider: how the move to cloud-based hosted services has become a single point of failure for higher education infrastructure. I decided it was worth an op-ed blog post. https://t.co/pK8SLcl6cH
The Division of Mathematical, Computer, and Applied Sciences of the College of Arts and Sciences of Athens State University congratulates the Spring 2026 graduates of our CS, IT, and Cybersecurity programs. Be well, do good work, and come back and visit!
One of the less pleasant aspect of 'adulting' is having to do things you don't enjoy in the hope that someday you might be able to do the things you enjoy doing.
Been a month since I had to do a double header day in the (virtual) classroom. That’s a tough day in normal times but harder while in recovery. Made it through and… on we go.
<RANT> Sigh, sometimes I think students just think we don't read their submissions with the way they cut-and-paste from ChatGPT or Claude. They just don't realize how boilerplate that writing is, whether it's prose or code. </RANT>
What I find disturbing about the email issues on the Orion capsule? Apparently you can be an astronaut going to the moon and your boss still expects you to check your messages.