C.W. Post Computer Scientist is Featured Columnist in Tech Group's Newsletter

Dwight Peltzer, director of the Institute for Advanced Technology in Systems Interoperability at the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University, is sharing his knowledge of how computer systems can work together through a regular column in a technology group's monthly newsletter.

The Long Island chapter of the Association for Information Technology Professionals has invited Peltzer to submit a regular column to its newsletter. The first installment of ".Net Corner" appeared in the September 2006 issue. He is also featured in the publication's "Meet the Membership" column.

Peltzer is the founder of the Institute for Advanced Technology in Systems Interoperability in the College of Information and Computer Science at C.W. Post, which provides corporations with onsite and online training in merging new technologies to achieve compatibility among different operating systems. He has written several books, including the groundbreaking "NET & J2EE Interoperability," which explores interoperability between Microsoft's .NET technology and Sun Microsystems' Java 2 Enterprise Edition. He is also a speaker on XML, XSLT, Xpath, XHTML, programming in C# .Net, Visual C++, SQL Server 2005, and Java 2 Enterprise Edition.

The College of Information and Computer Science at the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in computer science, library and information science, information management and technology, information systems, information studies, and management engineering. Courses are offered at the C.W. Post Campus in Brookville, as well as sites in Westchester, Brentwood and Manhattan. For more information, visit www.cwpost.liu.edu/cics.

Posted: December 12, 2006