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Graduate Students

Information for Current Graduate Students

This page contains links to nearly all of the major resources you’ll need as a CSE graduate student at the University of Minnesota.

  • New PhD Program Requirements - effective Fall 2009 (pdf)
    • Background Knowledge Requirement (pdf)
    • Breadth Requirement - New (pdf)
    • PhD Best Practices Timeline (pdf)
  • Degree Programs - PhD, MS, MCS, MSSE, Minors
  • Courses
  • Breadth Requirement
    • Breadth Requirement - Current (pdf)
    • Breadth Requirement - New effective Fall 2009 (pdf)
  • Grad Forms
  • Handbook for Grads and their Advisors (pdf) (doc)
  • Transfer of Credits
  • Cancel/Add/Refund Deadlines
  • Registration Exception (Change of registration after deadline)
  • Information for New Graduate Students
  • Graduate Student Grievance Procedures
  • Policy on Cheating
  • Commencement Attendance Information

Job Opportunities

  • Fellowships
  • Career Center for Science and Engineering (CCSE)

The Director of Graduate Studies

  • Meet the DGS
  • Send a question to the DGS via e-mail

Information for TA's

  • Online TA Application for Grad Students
  • TA Handbook
  • TA Announcements - Last updated: November 20, 2009

WPE

  • WPE Information
  • WPE Memo for Fall 2009 (pdf)
  • Previous WPE Exams

CSE Graduate Student News

CSE student work accepted to PLoS Computational Biology

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CSE graduate student Vassilios Christopoulos’ paper, co-written with CSE Associate Professor Paul Schrater, was recently accepted for publication in the highly prestigious journal PLoS Computational Biology. The journal is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal featuring works of exceptional significance that further our understanding of living systems at all scales through the application of computational methods.

For their paper, titled  "Grasping Objects with Environmentally Induced Position Uncertainty," they studied human strategies in grasping objects with position uncertainty and compared human performance against normative predictions. The results provide the first demonstration
that humans compensate for uncertainty in a complex purposive task.

CSE graduate student Rohit Gupta receives student abstract prize

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CSE graduate student Rohit Gupta was selected to present his work on "Colorectal cancer despite colonoscopy" in the clinical science plenary session in DDW 2009, an international conference on gastroenterology recently held in Chicago and attended by more than 15,000 GI professionals. Out of 4,475 submissions, Gupta's work was among the only 4 selected based on a rigorous 4-stage selection process and audience appeal, for presentation at the clinical science plenary session.

Gupta also received the student abstract prize for this work, which included a certificate and an honorarium of $1000. Gupta was a Biomedical Informatics and Computational Biology (BICB) supported graduate trainee co-advised by Dr. Vipin Kumar (CSE, UMN) and Dr Piet C. de Groen (Mayo Clinic).

Best Student Paper Award

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CSE graduate student Jie Chen was one of 3 winners chosen for the 2009 SIAM Student Paper Prize for his paper “On the Tensor SVD and the Optimal Low Rank Orthogonal Approximation of Tensors.” The award will be given at the 2009 SIAM annual meeting July 6-10 in Denver Colorado, and includes a $1,000 cash prize. The paper was co-authored by Professor Yousef Saad.

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Related Links

  • UMN Academics Page
  • CS Graduate Academics
  • CS Graduate Catalog
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Helpful Organizations

  • The student chapter of ACM
  • CS Graduate Student Association
  • Council of Graduate Students
  • Women In Computer Science
  • IT Career Services
  • Job Resource Center (AfterCollege)

From the Graduate School

  • Graduate Assistant Employment
  • Graduate School Faculty Roster
  • Graduate School Fellowship Office

Systems Information

  • Systems Help
  • Grad Lab Access *requires login

 

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