Computer Science Events

This workshop presents information and advice on applying to graduate and professional programs, including details on the various admission tests, personal statements, references, and appropriate application timelines.

The NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton offers valuable internship experiences for students in the sciences.

Xin Qi, who has been nominated for a 2012-13 Park Graduate Award, will discuss RadioSense, a prototype system that exploits wireless communication patterns for body sensor network activity recognition.

Science plays a critical part in the agencies that make up the intelligence community. There are opportunities across a variety of science disciplines.

Git is a distributed revision control and source code management system that was initially designed and developed for the linux kernel. Its distributed nature makes it an excellent tool for academic collaboration on research papers and software projects.

Edmond Chow, School of Computational Science and Engineering, College of Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology will discuss new numerical methods for reducing the cost and algorithmic complexity of large-scale macromolecular simulations of the cell.

What is it like to work at a national lab? Learn about the exciting internship opportunities available to students at the Jefferson Lab, right here in our own backyard in Newport News. A J-Lab student intern will discuss the experience as well.

Ray Tracing and Global Illumination in Pixar Movies

Whether you are a current computer science major or considering computer science as a major, this program is an excellent opportunity to gain valuable advice and perspective from professionals in the field.

A chance for CS alumni to catch up with old professors, meet the new students and faculty, and to reconnect with old friends.