Prof. Olson Presents Paper at 5th International Symposium on Visual Computing
November 30, 2009 -- Prof. Clark Olson will be presenting his paper, titled “Robust Registration of Aerial Image Sequences”, at the 5th International Symposium on Visual Computing through November 30, 2009 through December 2, 2009 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
You can check-out Prof. Olson’s paper here.
New Staff Position: Advanced Systems Engineer
September 15, 2009 -- The CSS Program is looking to fill a new position, that of Advanced Systems Engineer. This individual will act as part of the CSS faculty and staff team to design, plan, purchase and/or develop, configure, and maintain our academic computing environment, including undergraduate and graduate teaching labs and our research infrastructure. Position details and application procedures can be found on the University of Washington Employment Opportunities web site.
Prof. Erdly Works with Tulalip Tribes to Develop Rural Broadband Cooperative
September 14, 2009 -- Prof. Bill Erdly continues his ongoing collaboration with the Tulalip Tribes, which has seen him participate in the founding of Tulalip Data Services, in the development of the Washington State Rural Broadband Cooperative. His work was recently featured in the Puget Sound Business Journal (check out the photo of Greg Keith, UW Bothell CSS alumnus).
Prof. Sung's Recent & Upcoming Publications
September 1, 2009 -- Prof. Kelvin Sung has been keeping busy with following recent and upcoming publications;
- K. Sung, "Computer Games and Traditional Computer Science Courses," to appear in Communications of the ACM, December 2009 (invited paper and peer reviewed).
- K. Sung, "Breaking into the Game Industry the Educated Way," Invited Panelist, PAX | The Penny Arcade Expo!, Seattle, Washington, September 4th 2009.
- K. Sung, "Developing Game-Themed Applications for Teaching Introductory Programming Courses," Invited 2-day Workshop, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, China, July 2009.
- K. Sung, "Alphabet Hero - A Game for Programming Binary Search Tree," Game DemoFes, The Fourth International Conference on the Foundations of Digital Games (ICFDG 2009), Orlando, Florida, April 2009.
CSS is Hiring!
August 26, 2009 -- We invite applications for a tenure track Assistant Professor position with expertise in Software Engineering for a full-time, nine month, academic year appointment beginning Fall 2010. For more information and how to apply, please visit our Faculty Positions page.
MPS Application Now Available
August 8, 2009 -- We are now accepting applications for the Masters Preparation Sequence (MPS). For more information on how to apply, visit our MPS Application Process page.
Summer Undergraduate Colloquium
August 14, 2009 -- Bachelor of Science students will be presenting the results of their capstone internships at the 2009 CSS Summer Undergraduate Colloquium, held 1:00pm - 4:30pm in UW1 rooms 010 and 020. Posters and presentations will range from medical ultrasound to renewable energy. Stop by and see what our students have been up to.
CSS Gets a Facebook Page
August 5, 2009 -- Become our friend! We are proud to annouce the launch of our very own CSS Facebook Page.
MSCSS Application Now Available
July 31, 2009 -- Applications for the Master of Science in Computing & Software Systems (MSCSS) degree program are now available at the UW Graduate School Website.
Summer '09 'Bits & Bytes' Newsletter Available
July 27, 2009 -- Our CSS 'Bits & Bytes' newsletter for Summer 2009 is now available. You can either stop by our office in UW1-360 to pick up a copy or download it at our CSS Newsletter page.
Prof. Zander Returns from NSF Review Panel for CCLI
July 14, 2009 -- Prof. Carol Zander just returned from being on a National Science Foundation (NSF) Review Panel for Course, Curriculum, and Laboratory Improvement (CCLI) type-1 grant proposals. The panel ran from July 13 through the 14.
Prof. Stiber Elevated to IEEE Senior Member
July 1, 2009 -- Prof. Michael Stiber was elevated to Senior Member by the IEEE, the leading professional association for the advancement of technology. This reflects his "professional maturity and significant professional achievements."
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