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Resident Instruction Position Available |
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Resident Instruction Assistant Professor or Resident Instructor of Computer Science Department
The University of Missouri-Columbia (MU) invites applications for the position of non-tenure track resident instruction assistant professor or resident instructor in the Computer Science Department. We are seeking candidates with excellent knowledge in core CS areas including database management systems and operating systems. Applicants must have a graduate degree in Computer Science or in a closely related field. Ph.D. degree is required if hired as a resident instruction assistant professor, while a Master’s degree is sufficient if hired as a resident instructor. |
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Welcome to the Department Website |
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Welcome to the Department of Computer Science website. You can view the latest news items and upcoming events in the sidebar to your right. Information on faculty and courses is available in the navigation bar at the top. You can also find out about various research projects or student organizations. Check the site frequently to stay involved and find out what everyone is up to. |
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Finalists in the Adobe AIR Competition |
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9/22/2007. Students in the department are among the three finalist teams in the RJI-Adobe AIR competition: Team Rubik: Carli Li, Mi Li, Bandhana Katoch and Sandeep More (CS) who proposed a neighborhood-based information service; Team Contributr: Jonathan Coffman, Ian Graves (CS), Brian Grinstead (CS) and Chad Godsey (IT) who proposed a desktop app to simplify the process by which newsroom employees and community members can share multimedia files; Team Wallowr: Adam Hosp (IT), Matt Allen (IT), Danny Beard (IT) and Nick Leonard (IT) who proposed an app to aggregate all of one's social networking and other "personal news" sources. The students in the CS or IT programs are labeled. Each team received $5000 to do their projects to compete for the $10,000 award. |
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