Computer science is the study of computation, automation, and information. Computer science spans theoretical disciplines (such as algorithms, theory of computation, information theory, and automation) to practical disciplines (including the design and implementation of hardware and software). Computer science is generally considered an area of academic research and distinct from computer programming.
I started working as Bioengineering Application Developer for Mathematica in the Wolfram company. Several weeks ago I was contacted by the Numerical Computation group of Wolfram offering me a fixsed term internship to work on computational models for biological tissues. It is a division of the Research and Development department Read more…
I have just described in some previous articles how I have improved my Obsidian setup. Now, I want more. Actually, I can log almost everything in my life into Obsidian, except for workouts and expenses. Both are logged into a spreadsheet with Google Sheets. There doesn’t seem to be an Read more…
I have just completed the CS50 course named “CS50x – CS50’s Introduction to Computer Science” from Harvard held on the edX online platform. edX edX is an online course provider created by Harvard and MIT. It hosts several courses at a level like a university for a wide range of Read more…
In this article I want to describe my experience with Obsidian. I also include some tips and tricks that can help you turn your Obsidian vault in the best note-taking system ever. Starting from simple note in markdown syntax it is possible to create a full interconnected database in a Read more…
I completed the “Microsoft Excel: From Basic to Advanced” course held on the Udemy online platform. The course allowed me to refine some skills previously acquired in Excel, to acquire the methodology for implementing well-known mathematical operators in Excel and to improve in the use of the application in general. Read more…
I followed the “SQL Essential Training” course held by Bill Weinman on the Linkedin Learning platform. The course is very interesting and deals with various issues on relational database programming and the applications based on them. Knowing how to code and manage relational databases is an important skill in a Read more…
I attended a very interesting introductory course held by Paolo Aliverti, certainly a great expert in programming, electronics and digital fabrication.