Monthly Archives: September 2020

Final Research Paper- ENG 325 British Literature Medieval to Renaissance

Posted on September 13, 2020 by Victoria Thompson

One General English Major requirement course I took in Fall 2019 was ENG 325 also known as Medieval Literature. The accompanying document is the Final Research paper assignment. For this, I was required to come up with a thesis about … Continue reading →

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Day 8 — BLAKE2 Implementation #2, A New Direction?

Posted on September 12, 2020 by Kyle Jenkins

Hello, all! Welcome to CryptoCL. Today, I completed implementing BLAKE2b and BLAKE2s. It appears that, although I cannot accurately tell what is happening when running the programs, they do successfully work. I met with Dr. Marmorstein yesterday to discuss our … Continue reading →

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Day 7 — BLAKE2 Implementation

Posted on September 10, 2020 by Kyle Jenkins

Hi, all! Welcome to CryptoCL. Firstly, an update on the issue with the Rob Farber tutorial: After testing it on the lab system, the program successfully ran and passed all the tests. The lab systems have support for OpenCL, while … Continue reading →

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Meet Longwood’s New Dean of Students: A resource for parents as well as students

Posted on September 10, 2020 by Sabrina Brown

The path Jen Fraley took from being a chemistry major with her sights set on a medical degree to a dean of students working on a law degree is exactly what makes her such a good choice for her new … Continue reading →

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Day 6 — Tutorial #2, Decisions, and Name Change

Posted on September 9, 2020 by Kyle Jenkins

Hi, all. Welcome to CryptoCL. Firstly, the name change. I think the name change was a matter of time. I’m a bit disappointed it’s not a complete acronym, but I think there will be… less problems with this new one, … Continue reading →

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Welcome To My E-Portfolio

Posted on September 6, 2020 by Josephine Laube

Hello!  My name is Josephine Laube and this is my E-Portfolio.  I am currently a sophomore at Longwood University.  Hope you enjoy!

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Day 5 — Tutorial #1 Complete and Research Findings

Posted on September 6, 2020 by Kyle Jenkins

Hi, all. Welcome back to ICOC. Today was a somewhat slow day. I decided to do a little bit of work towards the project, but not much — mostly some research. However, Dr. Marmorstein contacted me about the driver update, … Continue reading →

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Day 4 — Tutorial and Driver Update

Posted on September 5, 2020 by Kyle Jenkins

Hi, all, welcome back to ICOC. On the agenda today was scouring the web for tutorials to get familiarized with the OpenCL standard, and so far, I’ve found two tutorials that I want to try. One tutorial was written by … Continue reading →

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Day 3 — Set Up Complete

Posted on September 3, 2020 by Kyle Jenkins

Hi, all. Welcome back to ICOC. Today was the day I worked to try and identify and solve why some of the tests for the header files of OpenCL failed to work. After digging through the files, the error was … Continue reading →

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The Importance of Staying Vigilant

Posted on September 3, 2020 by Sabrina Brown

In light of developments at other universities that have been in the news recently, I thought you might appreciate a bit of good news Longwood’s Assistant Vice President for Communications Matthew McWilliams shared yesterday as well as an update on … Continue reading →

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