Welcome to Pete Timusk's School Home Page
Welcome to Pete Timusk's School Home PageName Peter Timusk
email: ptimusk at school student computer accounts
Here are some links(these are the all same links as below in the text):
His study blog (includes recently read texts)
Web Page X(computer ethics page on freenet).
http://4600.cupe.ca. CUPE4600 web site, the union of teaching and research assistants and contract instructors at Carleton university.
www.iww.orgAnother union Peter is involved with the Industrial Workers of the World
Home page and newsgroup FAQ for the newsgroup alt.support.schizophrenia
Peter was a research assistant in 1978-1981 at McMaster University for three years after a successful first year in natural science studies. At Carleton he has been a research assistant using climate data in 1981 briefly. He has been a teaching assistant for nine terms starting in the fall of 2003 in the school of mathematics and statistics. He left Carleton for studies at the University of Ottawa in Fall 2006.
He graduated in 2002 with a three year general B.Math in statistics, after many years of struggling with school work.
He graduated in his second degree a B.A. in legal studies.in 2006 He has attempted to study computers and the law and his fourth year honours paper was on the topic of computer crime.
He is now a graduate student now in systems science at the University of Ottawa the other university in Ottawa.
He has been studying and researching computer ethics.
He has been computer literate since 1976; learning keyboarding and programming in his first research assistant employment. He also learned accurate data entry techniques including methods of expert and computer aided input verification. He has always had a deep concern for freedom and workers rights in computer work.
He is a member of the Canadian Mathematical Society and the Association of Internet Researchers.
He was the recording secretary from 2004-2006 for CUPE4600 the union of teaching and research assistants and contract instructors at Carleton university. Also he functioned as a steward in the Mathematics and Statistics school and a member of the Universities Joint Health and Safety Committee. He also helped maintain the unions web space at http://4600.cupe.ca
Peter is a wobbly and active in his local branch of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW). Visit the IWW on the web www.iww.org.
Peter is working at Statistics Canada since leaving Carleton.
Peter also makes web pages for community groups.
Peter is trained in first aid, CPR, and psycho-social support techniques.
Peter is also trained in access control, computer security, and resource protection.
Peter volunteers in the community including being a service volunteer in the legal field, a board member at consumer/survivor self help groups and in an advisory role on disAbility issues in the past at Ottawa City Hall.
Peter is also a green party member and current serves as secretary for the Ottawa Centre Federal Green Party Association.
He advocates for those with psychiatric disAbilities and seeks social justice for all people with disAbilites He was recognised in 2002 for this volunteer work by winning the John Davis Burton scholarship.
Peter is a consumer of mental illness services and keeps an out of date Internet FAQ and home page for the newsgroup alt.support.schizophrenia
32.201 1996 Introduction to Symbolic Logic
45.101 1996-97 Introduction to Geography
75.190 1997 Astronomy
51.100 1998-99 Introduction to Legal Studies
69.259 1999 Computer Statistical Applications
69.353 1999 Linear Regression
69.358 1999 Elementary Probability
45.207 2000 Introduction to GIS
69.217 2000 Linear Algebra II
32.214 2000 Computer Ethics
69.354 2001 ANOVA and experimental design.
69.359 2001 Introduction to Mathematical Statistics
69.208 2001 Multivariable Calculus
51.204 2001-2002 Introduction to Criminal law
69.357 2001 Introduction to Sampling Methodology
Graduation with B.Math in statistics winter 2002.
SOCI 3808 2002 Advanced Criminology Issues: Wrongful Convictions
PHIL 2101 2002 History of Ethics
SOCI 2400 2003 Introduction to the Sociology of Science and Technology
LAWS 3501 2003 Law in the Information Society
LAWS 2003 2003 Introduction to Private law
LAWS 4305 2003 Criminal Law Reform
LAWS 3205 2003 Consumer Law
LAWS 4204 2004 Legal Issues in Ecommerce
LAWS 3907 2004 Legal Research Methods
LAWS 4701 2004 Summer School in Criminology and Criminal Justice: State (in)security.
LAWS 4306 2004 Drugs, Users and the State
MATH 3806 2004 Numerical Analysis
LAWS 4908 2004-2005 Honours Research Paper
STAT 4601 2005 Data Mining 1
LAWS 2005 2005 Introduction to Public Law
LAWS 3306 2005 Criminal Law: Process and Politics
Graduation with honours B.A. in legal studies with high honours winter 2006
Post graduation courses
1. STAT 4504 2006 Statistical Design and Analysis of Experiments (Honours)
MAT 2371 2006 Introduction to Probability
SYS 5120 / MAT 4371 2007 Applied Probability
SYS 5140 / ECO 6108 2007 Economic System Design
SYS 5130 Systems Optimization and Management
Graduated with B.Math (Statistics) February 2002!
Graduated with B.A honours (Legal Studies) February 2006!
Copyright Peter Timusk 1996-2007. Last updated with Dreamweaver 8 on 2007/10/21. E-Mail the web master at571@ncf.ca
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