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NEWS

JOBS: Tenure Track Faculty Positions Available

Big Data and Data Scientists -- It's An Issue Of Degree(s)
Dean of the College of Computing and Informatics Featured in Forbes Article
New Innovative Graduate Degree Program Being Introduced at UNC Charlotte
Professional Science Master’s Degree in Health Informatics
Department of Energy, Computer Science Graduate Fellowship
Computer Science Graduate Fellowship
CCI Faculty and Students Featured on News 14 Report
Phone apps for educational purposes
First Class Graduates from Unique Technology Program at UNC Charlotte
Applied Technology Program continues to grow

Archived News

CALENDAR

2011-12 Distinguished Lecture Series

2011 Bioinformatics and Genomics Lecture Series

Fri, 2012-02-03
Distinguished Lecture Series: Dr. Mary Czerwinski
Fri, 2012-03-16
Distinguished Lecture Series: Carl Gunter
Fri, 2012-04-20
Distinguished Lecture Series: Dr. Stephen Stein
Fri, 2012-04-27
Distinguished Lecture Series: Prof. Mary Flanagan


RECOGNITION

SIS Assistant Professor Receives Google Research Award
Dr. Mohamed Shehab recognized for his research in social networks
College of Computing and Informatics Student Wins Apple Design Award
Jeremy Olson recognized for his work on an iPhone application
College of Computing and Informatics Researchers Receive National Science Foundation Grant
Award allows unique access to advanced cloud computing resources
First Gates Millennium Scholar At UNC Charlotte Formally Recognized
Roshonda Barner will pursue her Ph.D. degree in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
Six CCI Students Recognized by the National Science Foundation (NSF)
Students have been awarded NSF Graduate Research Fellowships

Open Positions : Full Professor

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New Curricula to Serve You Better
New MS Evening Program
CS now offers a path through the Computer Science MS degree program by taking only evening classes (5 pm or later). At least twelve courses will be offered in the evening on a three-year rotation schedule such that it is possible to satisfy the program requirements and graduate within three years by taking a suitable selection of ten of these evening classes. This program should be of particular interest to working professionals. More information

New Undergraduate Curriculum
CS has launched a new undergraduate curriculum that provides guided paths through the broad field of computer science leading students to a solid grounding in computing skills, broader understanding, and rich professional capabilities. This new curriculum makes the department an academic leader among CS departments and will give our graduates a competitive edge in the workplace. More>>