The Department of Computer Science and Engineering offers degrees in Computer Science and Computer Systems Engineering. Graduates from the program are prepared for a variety of professional opportunities involving computer hardware and software.
Department of Computer Science and EngineeringCS&E 2013/2014 Curriculum ChangesBeginning in Fall 2013, the Computer Science & Engineering Department is adopting a revised curriculum. If you are a student under the 2013/2014 catalog year, please see the new course catalog content and flowcharts. If you have not yet spoken to an advisor, please make an appointment with either the incoming student advisor, Crickett Watt (crickett@uaa.alaska.edu ; 907-786-1085) or your assigned faculty advisor. If you are a student under any previous catalog year, the new program requirements will not apply to you. In order to determine which new core courses are equivalent to the old ones, see the curriculum changes guides. Please consult with a faculty advisor for further details on which classes you should take. For C++ Resources, please go to: News and EventsWindows 8 Developer Event for Students Jeremy Foster of Microsoft will be on-campus Friday and Saturday, September 6th and 7th, 2013, to host a Windows 8 developer event for students. Food will be provided. More details to come. Prof. Randy Moulic and Augmented Human Senses Read about Prof. Moulic's future research projects at http://edit.uaa.alaska.edu/computerscienceandengineering/hearingaidresearch.cfm Prof. Sam Siewert's Smart Cam Project Read about Prof. Siewert's latest research project at http://www.uaa.alaska.edu/computerscienceandengineering/smartcam.cfm. Association for Computing Machinery Student Club Visit http://uaa.acm.org for information about upcoming student club meetings and events. Microsoft DreamSpark Program Computer Science and Computer Systems Engineering students are eligible to download Microsoft development software for free through the DreamSpark program. To get an account email Dr. Kenrick Mock.
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