Computer science student Luke Farritor has won a global contest to read the first text inside a carbonized scroll from the ancient Roman city of Herculaneum, which had been unreadable since a volcanic eruption in AD 79 — the same one that buried nearby Pompeii. Continue reading…
Computer science major Bridget Peterkin is among twenty senior students who have been selected as University of Nebraska–Lincoln homecoming royalty finalists. Continue reading…
Sports writer Tom Shatel recently took a trip down memory lane and through the School of Computing's Schorr Center, which was previously home to the University of Nebraska–Lincoln athletic offices. Continue reading…
Dr. Shubhendu Bhardwaj, Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the
University of Nebraska–Lincoln, will speak on Thursday, Oct. 19 at 3:30 p.m. in Avery Hall as part of the School of Computing Colloquium Series. Continue reading…
Priority Registration for the spring 2024 semester begins on Monday, October 23. If you need help planning your spring semester schedule, make an appointment with your academic advisor. Continue reading…
Students are invited to attend this virtual event to learn about School of Computing graduate programs, meet faculty members, and hear from current graduate students. Continue reading…
Each week we're featuring a Q&A with a member of our faculty in the School of Computing. Get to know some of our professors! This week we're featuring Assistant Professor of Practice Dr. Bhuvana Gopal. Continue reading…
Apply to be a Learning Assistant for CSCE 101, 155A, 155E, 155N, 156, or 156H today! Continue reading…
This is course is designed for engineering (materials, mechanical, electrical, computer, biomedical), physics, chemistry, and mathematics students (senior undergrads and grads) interested in learning about basics of quantum science and engineering. Continue reading…
NMotion and Silicon Prairie News are helping the best and brightest learn, connect and build during Lincoln Startup Week. The 10-Hour Challenge on November 18 gives you the opportunity to build a solution and meet others innovative thinkers while doing it. Meals provided. Continue reading…
Have an existing business, side hustle, or new business idea? Pitch it in three minutes or less, field questions from a panel of entrepreneurs and founders, receive valuable feedback, and make transformative connections at the annual 3-2-1 Quick Pitch Competition on Nov. 9! Prizes total $10,000. Continue reading…
The School of Computing’s Capstone Program anticipates having one or two Senior Design projects running January–December 2024. If you are interested in starting Senior Design in January 2024, please complete a survey. Continue reading…
A research team is seeking a graduate research assistant and an undergraduate project assistant to identify effective strategies to develop a scalable, evidence-based media and information literacy program to bolster public resilience against adverse algorithmic impact on digital media. Continue reading…
The competition, for Nebraska college students, will allow students to pitch their ideas through two stages of vetting, with financial prizes awarded to the winners. Students who wish to participate will need to apply by Dec. 1. Click below to read more about upcoming preparation sessions. Continue reading…
Join for a day filled with insightful discussions, interactive demos, and networking opportunities. This conference is perfect for anyone who wants to learn about the latest advancements in robotics and automation. Use the promo code "HRC2023Student" at checkout to register for free. Continue reading…