Computer Engineering News
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 Degree Name Change Approved
Thursday, Jun. 19, 2008
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The Academic Affairs Committee and Provost approved the department's proposal to change the name of our degree from “Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering” to “Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering.” The new degree name better describes our current curriculum, and better conveys that our program emphasizes both the theory and practice of computing, through both software and hardware systems. We feel that the new degree name accurately describes the strong, well-rounded computing education our graduates possess.
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ACM Chapter Officially Rechartered
Tuesday, Jun. 10, 2008
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Our ACM club is now officially chartered with the national ACM.
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ACM Chapter Officially Restarted
Monday, Jan. 14, 2008
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The department's ACM chapter has been officially restarted this year with new officers and a new advisor. For Winter 2008, meeetings will be held on Tuesdays from 1:00-2:00 pm in EC 106. Lunch will be provided.
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Nam Ling Elevated to IEEE Fellow
Monday, Nov. 19, 2007
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Nam Ling, professor of computer engineering, has been elevated to IEEE Fellow "for contributions to video coding algorithms and architectures."
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Student Lunch Series Started
Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2007
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The department has initiated a new event for freshmen and transfer students. Groups of three or four students will be invited for lunch at Adobe Lodge with a faculty member.
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ACM Chapter Revitalized
Friday, Sep. 21, 2007
at 11:38 AM
The department has revitalized its ACM student chapter with new events and a new advisor. The new chapter advisor is Professor Silvia Figueira. This year, the chapter will hold a number of events, ranging from guest lectures to pizza parties.
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Nam Ling Honored for Excellence in Scholarship
Thursday, Sep. 20, 2007
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Nam Ling, Professor of Computer Engineering and Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Development, received the University's highest honor for scholarly achievement, the Award for Sustained Excellence in Scholarship.
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