The Department of Computer Science, supported by a gift from Google, will hold a 3-day workshop to introduce female undergraduate students with an interest in computer science, to research experiences, provide them with information about graduate school, and provide them with an opportunity to interact with current graduate students. The department has a long history . . .
When flood waters rise, more data helps better predict and monitor changing conditions. And soon there will be an app for that. The system is called the Integrated Flood Stage Observation Network (IFSON) and can take crowdsourced flood data, like smartphone photos, webcams and social media posts, then use image processing to assess flood stage . . .
Graduate School is for you! Come find out why! October 24th at 6:00 pm in Rekhi Hall Room G009. Meet the professors, learn the logistics of Computer Science MS, PhD, and Accelerated Master’s Programs and find out about tuition incentives at MTU! Refreshments will be served. Hope to see you there!
Congratulations Soner! Dr. Soner Onder received one of seven awards from an NSF/Intel Partnership program titled: Foundational Micro-architecture Research (FoMR): Dependent ILP: Dynamic Hoisting and Eager Scheduling of Dependent Instructions. This is a collaborative proposal with Florida State University, with a total project value of $439,868 where Michigan Tech is the lead institution. This project aims to . . .
The Department of Computer Science at Michigan Tech is offering local middle and high school students hands-on instruction in the basics of computer programming and computer science. Copper Country Coders meets each Saturday during the academic year from 1 to 3 p.m., starting this Saturday (Sept. 15) at Rekhi Hall, room 112. Computer Science faculty and students . . .
We are happy to announce grad student Man Wang is among the winners for the Doctoral Finishing Fellowship Award. Congratulations! Finishing Fellowships provide support to PhD candidates who are close to completing their degrees. These fellowships are available through the generosity of alumni and friends of the University. They are intended to recognize outstanding PhD candidates who are in need of . . .