Zhihong Xu and Brady Garvin, two UNL PhD students, presented papers at the International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering in Hiroshima, Japan. The conference focuses on increasing safety measures with the advancement of new technology, such as smart phones and cloud computing. Continue reading…
Students in the UNL Computer Science and Computer Engineering Senior Design classes will present the products of their year-long research and development from 7:30-9:30 a.m. on December 14, 2011, in Avery Room 347. The presentations are free and open to the public. Continue reading…
December has arrived and CSE would like to take this opportunity to prepare students for their upcoming exams. In order to help our students succeed, we have compiled a list of resources available around campus, along with some general advice. Finally, CSE wishes you the best of luck! Continue reading…
CSE's 496/896 Robotics course demonstrates their final projects, remote controlled Hovercraft, as the course draws to a close. The Hovercraft demonstrates a practical application in wireless power transfer. This will be an open demonstration and anyone who is interested is encourage to attend. Continue reading…
As courses draw to a close, it's again time for evaluations. Bits & Bytes summarizes the value of student evaluations and the weight the department places on them. We also address the issue of anonymity that deters many students from giving honest evaluations. Continue reading…