TheOpenShow | Tech for Everyone

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Technology, programming, coding? We've got it all. The one-stop-shop for everything technology. Whether you're an industry-leading coder or a tech-junkie at home, TheOpenShow is for you. TheOpenShow is brought to you by TheOpenCode Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to provide disadvantaged students the education and resources needed to pursue a career in computer science.

  1. 04/02/2021

    Episode 13: Animation, Game Science, and Data Warehousing

    In this week’s episode, Aarav Makadia discusses the intricacies of computer animation, game science, and data warehousing in computer science. What makes computer animation so important to advances in the film sector? How does game science work to bring games to life? Why is data warehousing so important in the technological age? Listen to episode 14 of TheOpenShow to learn more!

    21 min

  2. 25/12/2020

    Episode 12: Finance, Healthcare, and Transportation

    In this week’s episode, Aarav Makadia discusses the application of machine learning in finance, healthcare and transportation in computer science. How does the financial world implement machine learning to optimize the sector? What makes machine learning such a vital tool in the healthcare sector? How is transportation transforming with the use of machine learning algorithms? Listen to episode 12 of TheOpenShow to learn more!

    25 min

  3. 30/10/2020

    Episode 11: Computer Graphics, Image Processing, Distributed Computing

    In this week’s episode, Aarav Makadia discusses the emerging importance of analytics in business operations, as well as the development of human-computer interaction and the use of cryptography in computer science. Listen to episode 11 of TheOpenShow to learn more!

    31 min

  4. 04/09/2020

    Episode 10: Analytics, Human-Computer Interfaces and Cryptography

    In this week’s episode, we discuss the emerging importance of analytics in business operations, as well as the development of human-computer interaction and the use of cryptography in computer science. Listen to episode 10 of TheOpenShow to learn more!

    25 min

  5. 23/08/2020

    Episode 9: Robotics, Algorithms and Data Structures

    In this week’s episode, we discuss the growing importance of robotics as well as the relevance of data structures and algorithms in software. For years, we’ve experienced sites like manufacturing using fields like robotics in order to reduce physical labor. Algorithms work to uniquely connect users in apps like social media networks among other things. Data structures work to house a specialized format for organizing, processing, retrieving and storing data. What types of algorithms would they be using? Where would certain data structures be more important than others? What makes their algorithms/data structures more unique than other companies? Listen to episode 9 of TheOpenShow to learn more!

    27 min

  6. 17/07/2020

    Episode 8: Quantum Computing, Bioinformatics and Big Data

    In this week’s episode, Aarav Makadia discusses the importance of quantum computing and the emergence of bioinformatics and big data. With the global emergence of data, the power efficiency of quantum computing makes it more promising than modern computing. Bioinformatics works to bring the intersection of biology and computer science in order to develop software tools in order to generate useful biological information. Big Data works to analyze extremely large datasets to reveal patterns, trends, and associations to human behavior. How will quantum computing change the way we interact with computers? Where will bioinformatics be used? How are globally-renowned organizations transitioning to big data? Listen to episode 8 of TheOpenShow to learn more!

    27 min

  7. 10/07/2020

    Episode 7: Data Science, Data Mining, and Cloud Computing

    In this week’s episode, we discuss the importance of data science, data mining and the global race for integrating cloud computing services. With the global emergence of social media networks, and more consumer software products, the manipulation of data is crucial for industry success. Data mining allows data to be filtered with pattern-based recognition techniques. Cloud computing, although different from data science and data mining, allows businesses to effectively store and house that data that may make up thousands of servers for large-scale consumer software companies. How will data science revolutionize the way we approach data? What types of data mining practices are efficient? How is the world transitioning to cloud-based storage? Listen to Episode 7 of TheOpenShow to learn more!

    29 min

  8. 04/07/2020

    Episode 6: Computer Vision, Virtual Reality, and Augmented Reality

    In this week’s episode, Aarav Makadia discusses the intersection and individual functions of computer vision, augmented reality and virtual reality. With the emergence of AI, computer vision shows promise in staggering uses that will revolutionize the world. Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality are two different yet similar simulation experience technologies that have grown to affect modern day users in the 21st century. How will computer vision help guide new simulation experience technologies? What parts of AR make it emerging and important for the future? How has the world changed with the introduction of VR experiences? Listen to Episode 6 of TheOpenShow to learn more!

    40 min
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Technology, programming, coding? We've got it all. The one-stop-shop for everything technology. Whether you're an industry-leading coder or a tech-junkie at home, TheOpenShow is for you. TheOpenShow is brought to you by TheOpenCode Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to provide disadvantaged students the education and resources needed to pursue a career in computer science.

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    TheOpenCode Foundation
  • Años de actividad
    2020 - 2021
  • Episodios
    14
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