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Nare Hayrapetyan, a recent MS student, was recently hired by amazon as a software developer.

Simulating the nutrient flow during tumor growth to discover potential cancer treatments.

These three are amateur radio satellites: they transmit a signal amateur operators on the ground can pick up, All three are running USU/SDL software systems.

USUb 2013 team testing their sub. Check out their page: http://usub.cs.usu.edu/web/Home.html

The Computer Science Department offers many opportunities for students to get involved via clubs and events. Click here for further information about clubs, meeting times, events and other activities.

Utah State University Computer Science Department has a history of success when it comes to its graduates. Christopher Blay is one such student who is now working at YouTube, insuring that we can continue to enjoy viral videos.

3 USU Students bring us The Memory of Eldrium.

3 Students at Utah State Participate in a Worldwide Programming Competition. Come help them out!

Welcome to the Computer Science Department

In the ever-changing world that we live in, much of the future lies in the hands of today’s and tomorrow’s computer scientists. USU's Computer Science Department offers students the opportunity to help shape the future.

Our graduate program is constantly expanding and many research opportunities are available for all Computer Science students in:

- Multi Agent Systems
- Automated Code Generation
- Program Optimization
- Analysis of Algorithms
- Programming Languages
- Artificial Intelligence
- Software-engineering principles
- Models, and Methods
- Object Orientation
- Distributed Systems
- Development Tools
- Multimedia Applications
- Software Systems
- Computational Biology
- Intelligent Systems
- Human-Computer Interaction (HCI)
- Human-Centered Computing (HCC)
- Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW)

- Crisis Informatics
- Mobile Technologies
- Discrete and Computational Geometry
- Combinatorial Optimization
- Bioinformatics Algorithms
- Assistive Technology
- Social Computing
- Web-scale Information Management
- Distributed Data-Intensive Systems
- Large-scale Networked Information Systems
- Security in Cyber-physical Systems
- Wireless and Mobile Network security
- Security and Privacy Issues in Cloud Computing
- Content-Based Image/Video
- Participatory Design
- Social Media

USU’s Computer Science Program also boasts one of the highest job placement rates and starting salaries for graduates at Utah State University. With a job market that is projected to grow by 30% over the next decade, USU’s Computer Science Department is poised to help fuel innovation and create tomorrow’s leaders in Computer Science.

The undergraduate Computer Science programs are accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commision of ABET: http://www.abet.org.

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USU researchers highlighted in the MIT technology review
Dr. Kyumin Lee is featured in MIT Technology Review
Graduate Student Fellowships: Please click here for information on two fellowships available for graduate students.
Open Faculty Positions for Fall 2014: Applications are invited for multiple open faculty positions at the Assistant Professor level, for employment beginning Fall semester, 2014.
PhD Qualifying Policy Updated: The PhD qualifying policy has been updated as of January 8th, 2014. Please check the link above to see the new policy information.
USU Students Participate in a World Wide Competitoin: 3 Students at Utah State Participate in a Worldwide Programming Competition. Come help them out!
USU Welcomes Dr. Nguyen to the CS Department: USU would like to welcome one of its newest faculty members, Dr. Nguyen. Click on the link to get to know him a little better.
FSLC Creates A Masterpiece on Aggie Boulevard: Homecoming week has brought out aspiring artists to once again paint Aggie Boulevard and the Free Software and Linux Club brought their A Game.
Fellowship and Scholarship Opportunities for Graduate Students: Please see the attached memo from Mark McLellan. he application links for these scholarships are at pages.
Multiscale Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Yeast Colony Development.: Dr. Nicholas Flann has recently been awarded a five year, $335K grant from the National Institute of Health entitled “Multiscale Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Yeast Colony Development.”
NSF Grant Awarded to Develop User Privacy in the Cloud: Dr. Ming Li, Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science, was awarded a sizable NSF grant for his project "Towards User Privacy in Outsourced Cloud Data Services".
Opportunity for international PhD students and faculty.: This is the Academic Workshops for Under-represented Junior Faculty and Senior Graduate Students( http://www.cmd-it.org/projects.html#P2 ), which Omar( Phd student ) took part during Spring break in Georgia Tech, Atlanta.
Software and Computer Science Internship: Northrop Grumman Corporation is a leading global security company whose 75,000 employees provide innovative systems,products, and solutions in aerospace, electronics, information systems and technical services to government and commercial customers worldwide.
MIS Test Instructions: 1)Go to tarlab.usu.edu. 2)Click on the link for the MISFeeform.pdf. 3)Select that and read the instructions on the form which simply say to print it out and then fill it out. More....
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