Garmin will be visiting Kiewit Hall on Thursday, March 26. Representatives will have an info table on the second floor from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. They will also be hosting an info session from 4-5 p.m. in room A211. Stop by to learn about career opportunities! Continue reading…
The grand opening of the Nebraska Engineering Robotics Lab in the lower level of Scott Engineering Center will be held from 2-4 p.m. on Friday, March 27 in Scott Engineering Center, Room C014. Continue reading…
Professor Byrav Ramamurthy, Veera Venkata Ram Murali Krishna Rao Muvva, and Yuru Zhang were recognized at the university's Graduate Fellowship and Awards Luncheon. Continue reading…
CSCE 320, currently titled Data Analysis, has been offered in the School of Computing for several years, but it was recently redesigned to accommodate new technological advancements and shift focus onto modern machine learning methods. Continue reading…
The New Venture Competition, hosted by the Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship on April 10 and 14, is where University of Nebraska–Lincoln students put their ideas and ventures in motion. Register before noon on March 30. Continue reading…
Last call for applications! If you are interested in an elite capstone program focused on the intersection of business and technology, Design Studio is the place for you! Spots are dwindling so apply today to improve your chances! Continue reading…
The School of Computing invites university faculty and staff to submit software project ideas for its 2026-27 Senior Design capstone course. Continue reading…
University Information Technology Services is transitioning to a new printing system. As a result, all School of Computing users need to install new printing software. Please review the new instructions if you use the printers on its-acadprt-unl.unl.edu. Continue reading…
CSCE 492: Spatial Interaction and Simulation moves beyond theory into application-based solutions to consider how we inhabit digital space. Students will develop HoloLens, Quest, and Magic Leap—leading HMDs—to engineer physics-based simulations within the Unity environment using C#. Continue reading…
CSAB is hosting Food for Thought, an event for School of Computing students to give feedback on the classes they have taken this last semester, on Wednesday, April 1 at 6:30 p.m. in 348 Avery Hall. There will be pizza and drinks for everyone in attendance! Continue reading…
Nominate deserving students, staff, and faculty for the 2026 School of Computing Awards. The deadline to submit nominations is midnight on Monday, April 6. Continue reading…
The Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management is hosting its annual camp for high school students interested in computing this summer. The camp will be held at the Kauffman Academic Residential Center July 19-August 1, 2026. Continue reading…
The aim of CSCE 458/858: Molecular and Nano Communications is to develop an understanding in a new paradigm of communication and computing at the nano and micron scale using biological and organic materials. Continue reading…