Faculty
All CS Faculty have an open door policy and invite students to stop by any time. We encourage students to voice their questions and concerns, and to get to know us. The better we know the student, the better and more personalized our letters of recommendation for internships and graduate school can be.
CS Club 2012
The Computer Science Club is a student run organization that pursues the interests of its members. In the past this has included networked gaming, student presentations, site visits, and event planning. In 2010/2011 students purchased components to build their own computer, built it and now use it for club events. Members of the club have been actively involved in CS events such as the “Careers, Technology and You” event for high school students, and have supported admissions events.
If you would like to get involved- they meet on Wednesdays at 1:30 in the College Center, club room 4.
Tutoring Spring 2012
Jeff MacQuarrie is available for tutoring for Computer Science courses every Wednesday and Thursday from 11-2 in HH318. Stop by with your questions.
Mentorship Program
The Business and Computer Science Department would like to encourage you to participate in the mentorship program. The advisory board members from both programs strongly recommend that students practice speaking with professionals, that they become familiar with expectations of people in industry, and that they attend site visits to identify different types of office culture. The mentorship program includes a variety of events from roundtable discussions with mentors, to site visits, to conversation about particular job related issues.
Other Resources
Tutoring
John Sharko - in CASA
Sunday 5 - 9 PM
Monday 2 - 9 PM
Wednesday 5 - 9 PM
Friday 9 AM - 1 PM
The Center for Academic Support is available to help students with writing questions. There are often tutors available in other subject areas as well.
Career Services
Career Services has an extensive database of job openings, internships, and materials on graduate schools. They also provide assistance with resume writing, cover letters and practice interviews. They also bring potential employers to campus to help establish a connection for internship, coop and future job opportunities. Do not wait until your senior year to visit them. They are a source of employment for summer jobs and internships as well.
RAMTRACK
RAMTRACK is an online database containing student rewsumes and employer job postings: including intership opportunities, coop poisition, summer internships and full-time positions for post graduation. Students are encouraged to post their resumes to this site and to check it periodically. Siign up for an account at https://www.myinterfase.com/framingham/student
Library
The library has a vast amount of materials available online from both on and off campus. We encourage you to make use of these fantastic resources.
Links to Campus Resources
Student Achievements through the years
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Seniors at May Graduation 2010
May 2009 - Graduation
Outstanding Seniors 2009
Congratulations!Our Outstanding Computer Science Students, William Tchouamou Ganjui and John Hoenshell, were honored at the 2009 Awards ceremony on April 29, 2009 |
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Computer Science students presenting at Undergraduate research conference May 2009
Go Team!Maegan Farnum, Christopher Teekema, Christopher Hosea and James Federici presented their research project under the guidance of Prof. Druffel of the Economics and Business Department at the 15th annual Undergraduate research conference at UMass Amherst on May 1, 2009. |
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Outstanding Seniors 2007
Congratulations!Our Outstanding Computer Science Students, Roger Correia and Amy Bilodeau, were honored at the 2007 Awards brunch on May 6, 2007 |
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