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Welcome to the Computer Science Department |
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Department Mission The mission of the Computer Science Department is the creation and transmission of knowledge about the computer science discipline and profession. The mission has three components: teaching and learning, research and scholarship, and service. Foremost in the department mission is the commitment to excellence in all of three areas.
The department strives to prepare students well for either graduate school or a professional career. Our graduates are expected to be able to make the connection between theory and application. We support our faculty efforts to expand the body of knowledge, disseminate their findings through publication and consulting, and engage in intellectual inquiry. Our faculty are involved in curriculum development, textbook writing, and pedagogical innovations. Faculty members are encouraged to play a service role on the campus, throughout the CSU system, and in the local community. Program is ABET Accredited The baccalaureate program (Bachelor of Science in Computer Science) is accredited by the Computer Science Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).
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Spring 2008 Senior Project Presentations |
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The following is the schedule for the Spring 2008 Senior Project Presentations to be held May 14, 2008 from 2:00-4:30PM in NSM B-208. | Start | End | Student | Advisor | Title | | 2:00PM | 2:25PM
| James Brooks
| Dr. Mohsen Beheshti
| The Design and Implementation of a 3D Software Rasterizer
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| 2:55PM
| Juan Carlos Rodriguez
| Dr. Jack Han
| The Data Mining Process Using RapidMinder
| 3:00PM
| 3:25PM
| Keven Casey
| Dr. Jack Han
| VERTISEE - Virtual Tools, Real Solutions
| 3:30PM
| 3:55PM
| Joel Ortiz
| Dr. Jack Han
| Machine Learning with Data Mining Application
| 4:00PM
| 4:25PM
| Johnly Tomelden
| Dr. Mohsen Beheshti
| Video Camera Image Processing
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URGENT: Engineering, Computer Science and Information Technology Majors NEEDED! |
Scholarship Program Deadline: May 23, 2008 APPLY TODAY!!
For the 2008-2009 academic year, the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) will be awarding over 350,000 in scholarships. Please share this information with any students interested in defraying college cost for the upcoming academic year. We currently have a shortage of applicants in these area and we must appropriate scholarships to deserving students. |
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Two Programs for Women and Minorities in Computer Science |
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The Computing Research Association's Committee on the Status of Women in Computing Research (CRA-W), in conjunction with the Coalition to Diversify Computing (CDC), is pleased to announce two programs that involve undergraduate student research. The goal of these initiatives is to increase the numbers of women and minorities who continue on to graduate school in computer science and engineering. The Collaborative Research Experience for Undergraduates (CREU) program is designed to provide positive research experiences for teams of undergraduates who will work during the academic year at their home institutions. CREU is designed to encourage young computer scientists and engineers from all under represented groups to consider graduate school.
The Multidisciplinary Research Opportunities for Women (MRO-W) program is designed to provide positive multidisciplinary research experiences for teams of undergraduates from at least two academic disciplines at their home institutions. MRO-W students work collaboratively on a multidisciplinary project during the academic year and during the following summer. |
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Challenging Networks: Opportunities, Issues, and Solutions. |
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Slides Available The slides for the presentation are now available: PDF Slides Abstract: Challenging Networks have seen a steady growth in the last few years. They include, but are not limited to, satellite links, Wi-Fi (802.11) or WiMAX (802.16) links, large bandwidth networks based on optical fiber links, delay tolerant/disruptive networks as those that encompass small sensors, intermittent carriers, or interplanetary links. All these networks offer great opportunities in terms of ubiquitous access to the Internet (remote lands, maritime, trains, airplane, etc.), fast network deployment capability, backup, ultra-fast connections, etc. However, they pose issues to standard Internet protocols, especially as far as performance is concerned. Performance issues can be mainly ascribed to Transmission Control Protocol which was not originally designed for those networks. |
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USGIF 2008 Scholarship Program |
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USGIF is Now Accepting Applications for the 2008 Scholarship Program
Submission Deadline is Friday, May 30 In an effort to help further the advancement of the geospatial tradecraft, USGIF is dedicated to assist promising students interested in the geospatial sciences with scholarship awards. USGIF hopes to inspire students who are interested in all that GEOINT has to offer to invest their futures in this incredibly exciting and relevant field of study. |
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New internships from Disney, Intel and Verizon |
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Dear Students, Your Job Resource Center now has jobs and internships from employers such as Disney, Intel and Verizon. These employers and more industry leaders have positions currently available. Application deadlines are fast approaching, so please act quickly. See your Job Resource Center for details here: http://www.aftercollege.com/groups/listings.asp?id=1085515570 Good luck with your search. Please check your Job Resource Center often as it is updated daily. Or, sign up for an account and receive opportunities by email. Your friends at AfterCollege |
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NASA Ames Research Center Internship Opportunity |
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The Systems Teaching Institute (STI) is offering a 10-12 week paid summer research program for graduate students in fields relevant to NASA Ames research. Selected students will gain hands-on experience working with cutting-edge research and development teams, an increased understanding of the NASA mission, and mentoring in research management skills. Besides working closely with Ames scientists and engineers, students will have the opportunity to attend seminars tailored to their level of expertise, career development workshops, and an end-of-summer symposium where they can share their results with other student interns. Awards (in the form of travel support to a national conference) will be given for the best symposium poster presentations. |
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Homeland Security Summer Internship Program |
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Apply now for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) HS-STEM Summer Internship Program that will support students during summer 2008. This program provides 10-week summer internships at federal research facilities for undergraduate students majoring in homeland security related science, technology, engineering and mathematics (HS-STEM) disciplines. Students receive a $500/week stipend and travel reimbursement. |
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Masters Degree in Computer Science (MSCS) |
Masters Degree in Computer Science:- Distributed Systems and Networking
Graduate courses will be offered starting Spring 2007. For more information, contact the Computer Science Department. |
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Joint Educational Opportunities for Minorities (JEOM) Program |
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The Joint Educational Opportunities for Minorities (JEOM) Program is a Department of Defense High Performance Computing Modernization Program (HPCMP) special initiative structured to increase underrepresented groups in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines. JEOM Internships provide practical work experience and an introduction to the DoD supercomuters and applications. For more information on how to apply for an internship, see http://www.hpcmo.hpc.mil/JEOM/howtoapply.php |
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