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Transact Makes Leadership Commitment to the University of Limerick's New Immersive Software Engineering Program Transact to Host ISE Program Residencies, Join Global Coalition on ISE Advisory Board With a goal of modernizing how computer science is taught through immersive learning, Transact, the leader in innovative payment solutions for a connected campus, today committed its support to the University of Limerick's new Immersive Software Engineering (ISE) Program. As part of its commitment, Transact will participate in hosting ISE Program Residencies and will join the ISE Advisory Board, a ...

Immersive Software Engineering (ISE) computer science programme Analog Devices, in collaboration with the University of Limerick (UL) and other prominent companies, are launching a new computer science programme called Immersive Software Engineering (ISE). The programme comes in response to increased demand for developer talent and the rapid growth of the internet economy. ISE has been designed to 'revolutionise' the way computer science is taught, creating industry experienced software professionals to drive greater business impact. As part of the research start-up a...

Irish tech stars John Collison and Des Traynor share more than just setting up two massive companies — they also share a passion for educating the next generation. Two years ago, Collison, who helped co-found online payment company Stripe with his brother Patrick, attended a dinner with Intercom co-founder Traynor and Stephen Kinsella, associate professor of economics at the University of Limerick. The three of them struck up a conversation about educating the next generation of technology students. “We were talking about how you could do a better job of software engineering,” said Coll...

The addition of Mark Carney to the board of directors at Stripe, was hailed as a major coup for the online payments company when it was announced last week.

ADI and Limerick University collaborate on immersive software Analog Devices has collaborated with the University of Limerick (UL) and other companies, including  Stripe, to launch a  computer science program called Immersive Software Engineering (ISE). Given increased demand for developer talent globally and rapid growth of the internet economy, ISE is designed to revolutionize the way computer science is taught, creating industry experienced software professionals to drive greater business impact. As part of the research start-up aspect of this UL initiative, ADI will fund experimental de...