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Computer Science

Exxon Mobil Corporation Provides $2 Million in Grants to 87 Universities for Academic Programs
[10/21/2009]
Exxon Mobil Corporation Provides $2 Million in Grants to 87 Universities for Academic Programs
$13,000 given to Baylor University
(FULL STORY)

Battle of the Brains Competition Encourages Smarter Software
[10/16/2009]
Student computer programmers from universities around the world will soon battle for a spot to attend the World Finals of the 34th annual Association for Computer Machinery (ACM) International Collegiate Contest (ICPC).
(FULL STORY)

Baylor Professor Lectures In Vietnam...From Waco
[3/3/2009]
March 2, 2009
Baylor University
A Baylor University engineering professor is joining three other academics from around the country in lecturing at several universities in Vietnam as part of an educational program funded by a $70,000 U.S. Faculty Scholar Grant.
(FULL STORY)

Dean of Engineering and Computer Science Joins US Faculty Scholars Teaching in Vietnam this Spring
[2/21/2009]
The Vietnam Education Foundation (VEF) is pleased to announce that the first group of American professors has begun to teach at Vietnamese universities as part of its new U.S. Faculty Scholar Grant Program.
(FULL STORY)

IBM and ACM-ICPC Announce Global "Battle of the Brains" Software Competition
[9/12/2008]
IBM and ACM-ICPC Announce Global "Battle of the Brains" Software - Competition Student computer programmers from universities around the world once again will merge left with right brain thinking as they begin the quest to earn coveted spots among the information technology (IT) elite at the 33rd annual Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC), sponsored by IBM.
(FULL STORY)

ECS First in Campus Recycling Effort
[9/10/2008]
The School of Engineering & Computer Science is proud to announce the addition of 14 new metal recycling bins located throughout the Rogers Engineering & Computer Science Building.
(FULL STORY)

Engineering, health care fields continue to beckon new grads
[5/8/2007]
Waco Tribune Herald
May 6, 2007
By Mike Copeland

Tribune-Herald business editor

Spring is a graduating time of year, and experts say people looking for jobs in many fields will find them plentiful.
(FULL STORY)

Engineering societies sponsor 'E Week'
[2/20/2007]
Monday's game night marked the beginning of National Engineers Week at Baylor.

The week's events, which will include a guest speaker and social hour, were organized by Baylor's professional engineering societies.
(FULL STORY)

Scholars Day Showcases Important Research
[1/30/2007]
The School of Engineering and Computer Science (ECS) hosted its annual Scholars Day on Friday, January 26, 2007. The event provided an opportunity for faculty, staff, and students give public presentations on current research projects.
(FULL STORY)

Technology as a Change Agent
[1/4/2007]
In the business world, technology matters - even if some highly influential thought leaders might say, or write, otherwise.
(FULL STORY)


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