CSE scientists M. Can Vuran, Matt Dwyer, and Sebastian Elbaum have been working with ecologists in Baraboo, Wisconsin to develop adaptive sensor networks that monitor migratory birds throughout their continental journeys. Continue reading…
The UNL Computer Science and Engineering Department, in conjunction with the local chapter of ACM, is hosting the 2011 ACM Regional Programming Contest, which will be held in Avery Hall on Saturday, November 12, 2011. About 10 judges are needed to help evaluate solutions from up to 35 teams. Continue reading…
Open to U.S. citizens only. Very generous, competitive scholarship-for-service opportunity. Provides full tuition for B.S., M.S., or Ph.D. program, an annual stipend of up to $41,000, book allowance, health insurance contribution, paid Summer internships, travel fees, and student fees. Continue reading…
Chief Undergraduate Adviser Chuck Riedesel encourages students to consider non-traditional career paths as graduation approaches. Several organizations are looking for recent graduates to provide them with memorable, meaningful, rewarding, and life transforming experiences throughout the world. Continue reading…
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering’s third annual Alumni and Friends golf scramble was held on Saturday, October 8th at Crooked Creek Golf Club followed by the 3rd annual Alumni & Friends Tailgate at the June & Paul Schorr III Center for Computer Science and Engineering. Continue reading…
Completion of online RCR training course (GRDC 98 in Blackboard) is a requirement of students receiving NSF funding. Training must be completed by Nov.9, or current or future funding opportunities may be negatively impacted. Continue reading…
New job and internship announcements from the past week include positions with IBM, John Deere, Hurrdat Social Media, Farmers Mutual of Nebraska, Cerner Corporation, and Information Analytics. Continue reading…