CSci 1901 lab video

Work supported in part by NSF under grant DUE-0511304 and by the Bush foundation grant for Promoting Student Learning in Large Classes

Interesting links

There are many cool things you can do with computer science. Here are a few links to fun videos and programs created by CS&E faculty and students. Check them out!

• CSci 1901 lab videos on YouTube
• What can you do with a CS degree? Interviews with CS&E alumni
• geoGreeting (Created by a CS&E student)
• Chipmark (Created by CS&E students and faculty)

• The University of Minnesota is a large university with many opportunities for interdisciplinary study, classes to choose from, and possible minors.
• The University is located in the thriving Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area. One benefit of this is that many students get jobs with local tech companies, such as Honeywell, Unisys, and Medtronic.
• The Computer Science and Engineering (CS&E) department is large and there are many class choices and specialties to explore. The department is also proud to have a number of award winning teachers.
• CS&E offers computer science bachelors degrees through both the College of Science and Engineering and the College of Liberal Arts. For more information, see Admissions.
• The University has a number of special programs including a vibrant study abroad program, opportunities for undergraduates to be involved in research projects, and active student organizations such as ACM and IEEE groups, as well as a women’s group and the Computer Science Graduate Student Organization.
• The University is also a top research university, meaning that undergraduates have opportunities to learn about cutting-edge research in some of their classes, or to work on undergraduate research projects.