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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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Mizzou iPhone Software Design & Development Competition |
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Mizzou iPhone Software Design & Development Competition
This year the Computer Science and Information Technology programs are collaborating with Journalism, Business, CAFNR and Education to hold an iPhone software design and development competition.
You are invited to attend a meeting on Monday, September 8th at 7:00pm in the Reynolds Journalism Institute's Smith Forum (RJI, 2nd floor) to learn how you can participate in this contest. Find out how to organize your team, pitch a great idea, land $$$ in development funding, and win a trip to Cupertino.
The competition, which is built around Apple's iPhone 3G, will reward the best applications designed and implemented by teams of students from the sponsoring schools: Journalism, Engineering, Business, CAFNR, and Education.
See the PDF file for additional information.
FYI: the Reynolds Journalism Institute is in the newly renovated building at the northeast corner of the Francis Quadrangle. See: http://map.missouri.edu/quad-north.htm
If you need additional information contact: Dale Musser Director of the IT Program Computer Science Dept. 107 Engineering Building West 573 884 1328
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NSF Funds Home Networking Program |
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NSF has funded Haibin Lu, Wenjun Zeng, and Xinhua Zhuang a three-year “Research Experience for Undergraduates” (REU) home networking program. The three CS faculty members will work closely with a team of 10 students for the next three summers to investigate some of the challenging issues inherent in home networking. |
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