College of Computing Advising

Author: Karen Johnson

The Michigan Tech College of Computing offers a full range of undergraduate and graduate degrees in the Computing disciplines.

Computing Graduate Students Invited to Town Hall Discussion Forum on November 15

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College of Computing Dean Dennis Livesay and department chairs Zhenlin Wang and Dan Fuhrmann invite graduate students to join a Town Hall Discussion Forum on Friday, November 15, from 3-4 pm in Rekhi 214.

Graduate program directors Jean Mayo (computer science), Alex Sergeyev (mechatronics), Guy Hembroff (health informatics), and Laura Brown (data science) will also join the Town Hall Discussion Forum.

The open discussion forum is intended as a platform for graduate students to raise and discuss issues of importance to them. The floor will be open to any graduate student who wishes to speak.

Light refreshments will be served.

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Info Session: DoD Cyber Service Academy

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An information session about the Department of Defense Cyber Service Academy (DoD CSA) will take place Tuesday, December 10, at 4 pm in Rekhi Hall, Room 214. College of Computing faculty members Bo Chen and Yu Cai will go over the scholarship program and answer questions.

The DoD CSA program provides scholarships to college students (non-DoD civilians) at the undergraduate and graduate levels to study in cyber-related majors at select National Centers of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity (NCAE-C), including Michigan Tech.

Learn more about the DoD CSA.

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Aerospace Enterprise Seeking IT/CNSA Majors for Workflow Management Database Project

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The Aerospace Enterprise is looking for one or two IT/CNSA majors to help integrate a large workflow management database system on internal servers in the spring semester. This is a great opportunity for students to help develop a large database organization system from scratch.

Questions? Please contact student Eli Sierra at emsierra@mtu.edu.

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Center for AI: Composing, Coding, and Conversing in AI Work Session

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All students are invited to a Center for AI: Composing, Coding, and Conversing in AI Work Session on Wednesday, November 20, 2024, from 10-11:30 am in Rekhi Hall, Room 101.

Have you ever wanted a block of time when you could just write, code, or network with your peers? The Center for AI’s Composing, Coding, and Conversing in AI group aims to provide people working in AI the opportunity to do so. At this event, the Center for AI will reserve three uninterrupted 25 minute periods for writing or coding, each followed by 5 minutes of networking and discussion for 1.5 hours total. This will be an event aimed at promoting productivity while also learning more about what your peers are doing in AI! Feel free to join anytime during the session. Refreshments will be served.

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Ford Teams Seeking Candidates for Early Career Positions

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The Manufacturing Site IT team and In-Plant Implementation team in the Global Manufacturing IT unit at Ford are seeking candidates for early career positions working in technology program management and industrial controls.

The intended candidates are graduates of the Department of Applied Computing’s BS in Computer Network and System Administration (CNSA), now the BS in Information Technology, BS in Electrical Engineering Technology, the BS in Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering Technology, and the BS in Mechatronics, as well as the College of Business’s BS in Management Information Systems.

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Lisa John of Bosch to Present Webinar About Software Development Using AI Tools

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Lisa John, director of software and systems engineering for Bosch in the USA, will talk about software development and using AI tools in a webinar on October 21, 2024, from 3:30-4:30 pm, with additional time for Q & A.

Join the webinar.

John spearheads the global software development strategy for Bosch Chassis Systems Control in North America with a global team of over 200 software engineers across three countries. Through innovative collaboration models, the team delivers comprehensive support for active safety systems. The global setup enables Bosch to meet the unique needs of OEMs and startups and develop customized software solutions across a diverse customer base. John was instrumental in launching the new version of ESP 9.3, a critical safety technology at Bosch.

 As lead of Bosch’s Leading the Software Factory initiative, John oversaw the competence ramp-up required to cope with a complete revamp of the technology and tools landscape and the rollout of the ASPICE standard. This effort led to the introduction of ESP 9.3 into the largest-selling truck in North America, with the system continuing to save thousands of lives each year through Bosch’s anti-skid technology.

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10th Annual ACS Student Research Symposium

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All high school, undergraduate, and graduate students pursuing research and guided independent study are invited to participate and present their research work at the 10th Annual Student Research Symposium sponsored by the American Chemical Society Upper Peninsula Local Section.

The symposium takes place on Saturday, October 26, 2024, from 9 am-3 pm in Weston Hall at Northern Michigan University, Marquette, Michigan.
9:00 am – 3:00 pm. Registration and abstract are due by Wednesday, October 16, 2024.

  • Registration is free
  • Lunch is provided
  • Limited travel support is available
  • Prize money will be awarded for the winning poster presentations
  • Additional door prizes will be awarded
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DoD SMART Scholarship Application Writing Support

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The Graduate School is providing writing support to students who are interested in applying for the U.S. Department of Defense Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (DoD SMART) Scholarship for Service.

About the DoD SMART Scholarship

The program offers scholarships for bachelor’s, master’s and Ph.D. students pursuing STEM. While in school, students will receive full tuition and educational expenses reimbursement, monthly stipends ($30,000-$46,000 per year), health insurance, book allowances, mentorship, and summer internships that range from 8-12 weeks. Upon degree completion, scholars begin working in a civilian position with their sponsoring facility. For complete details, visit the DoD SMART Scholarship for Service website.

The application due date is Dec. 1 at 5 p.m. EST.

Questions? Contact Sarah Isaacson at sisaacso@mtu.edu.

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