School of Computing participates in annual Hour of Code event
CodeLNK hosted its annual Hour of Code event this past Saturday at Nebraska Innovation Campus with more than 600 participants in attendance. Continue reading…
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Nebraska to grant 1,100-plus degrees in December ceremonies
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln will confer more than 1,100 degrees during commencement exercises Dec. 15 and 16 at Pinnacle Bank Arena. Continue reading…
Are you ready for winter weather-related closures?
When winter weather strikes, it can impact University of Nebraska–Lincoln operations in a number of ways. Here is what Huskers can expect from the university in the event of a major snow or cold event that may affect day-to-day activities. Continue reading…
Pre-pandemic academic calendars return in 2025-26
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln will return to its pre-pandemic, projected academic calendars beginning with the 2025-26 academic year through 2029-30. The calendars do not include a pre-session, or the "J-term," as part of the spring semester. Continue reading…
Faculty Feature: Seth Polsley
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 Seth Polsley. Continue reading…
Participate in UCARE project
A team of faculty is looking for computer science and data science students to assist with the Equitable Access to Civil Justice: Interdisciplinary Research Project. Continue reading…
Develop software solution for CB3
The Center for Brain, Biology and Behavior is looking for computing undergraduate students to develop a software solution to interact and process data from two Polar Verity Sense sensors. Continue reading…
Apply to be an undergraduate TA
Undergraduate TAs are needed for the Spring 2024 semester. Apply now! Continue reading…
Participate in Graduate Student Symposium
The College of Engineering’s Graduate Student Advisory Board (GeSAB) is hosting the 4th annual Graduate Student Symposium on Friday, February 23, 2024 from 9 a.m.–5 p.m. in the Willa Cather Dining Complex (Red Cloud Suite & Pioneers Rooms), during Engineer's Week (E-Week) 2024. Continue reading…
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