The second CSU Hackathon concluded Sunday, Oct. 22, after seven teams worked over two days to develop their own virtual reality concepts from scratch, using equipment donated from Hackathon sponsor HP, Inc.
Tom Heidenfelder has spent decades in the computer industry, rising from programmer to consultant, using his acumen – and unfailing attention to detail – to help major companies improve their systems. Thanks to his early training at CSU.
Thanks to the support of donors, the College of Natural Sciences awarded more than 275 scholarships and fellowships to students this academic year, which was celebrated at this year's record-breaking luncheon.
Come Sept. 1, CSU alumnus Jeff Wood (computer science, ‘86) knows which side of Mile High Stadium he’ll be sitting on.
The intensive, weeklong event featured engineering tutorials and practical training in cybersecurity for heavy vehicles.
Over the last five years, the Math in Action in Computer Science camp brought 57 Native American students to campus, where they learned about STEM careers and college life.
It’s difficult enough for students to come to CSU from an Arabic-speaking country, having to get used to a new language and culture.
In just three semesters, Fuentes has done his best to pack in a four-year college experience.
The Goldwater Foundation encourages outstanding students to pursue careers in mathematics, the natural sciences and engineering.