| New Certificate Programs in Game Design and Development |
The Department now offers both undergraduate and graduate Certificates in Game
Design and Development. For information on both programs go to the Games + Learning Lab
website.
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| Visiting Professor from the University of Ulsan |
Dr. Myung Kyun Kim from the University of Ulsan, Korea will be a Visiting Professor in the Network Research Lab beginning January 2008 through January 2009. Dr. Kim is a professor of computer engineering and his research areas are real-time communications and industrial communication networks. During his visit of the Networking Research LAb, Dr. Kim will conduct research in realiable and real-time communications in wireless networks.
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| GAANN Fellowships for Ph.D. Students |
GAANN Fellowships provide up to $20,000 per year plus an educational
supplement for Ph.D. students with financial need. To qualify you
must be accepted into the College of Computing and Informatics Ph.D.
Program, and be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident of the U.S.
Other requirements and applications instructions are listed here.
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| Freshmen Learning Community |
The College of Computing and Informatics' Learning Community (CCI-LC) is a program for freshmen majoring in either Computer Science or Software and Information Systems. Learning Communities are designed to give entering college students a supportive environment and a sense of community within a larger university. The CCI-LC provides opportunities for students with similar interests to develop team skills by working together on group assignments, in study groups, and on community-based service projects. All CCI-LC students are members of the CCI Freshman Seminar which is devoted to easing the transition to college, enhancing study skills and exploring career options.
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| Visiting Professor from Hallym University |
Dr. Jong Wan Lee of Hallym University, Korea will be a Visiting Professor in the Games+Learning Lab from January 2008 until January, 2009. Dr. Lee is a professor of physics, and will be teaching a game physics course in the Fall of 2008. During the Summer of 2008 four students from Hallym University will be joining Dr. Lee to conduct research in the Games + Learning Lab.
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