Team Adventure: Jeremy Davis, Matt Parson, Samuel Dornan, and Joe Maclean. Not pictured: Steven Bayne. Game: RASS (Run Around and Shoot Stuff).
Plumber Balls is another XBLA game. It is a Pipe-Dream like game where the player must use architectural features like fans, bent pipes, ramps, and so on to move a ball from one side of the field to another.
Team Pac Man: J.B. Little and Jared Brock. Not pictures: Jesse McConahie, and Chris Boler. Game: Wastebasket Warriors.
Team Space Invaders: Vinay Thotakura, Aaron Boudreaux, and Gurjot Singh. Not Pictured: Chris Lewis. Game: CSE Warriors.
CSE Warriors is an XBLA-based fighting game. They students created 3D models and textured them with their faces. They also recording their own taunts and fighting sounds.
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Thank you for visiting the Department of Computer Science and Engineering web site. We hope that you will find the information you are searching for here, but if not, please feel free to contact me and we will try to satisfy your questions. We are a highly interactive, research intensive department that cares deeply about its students and their future. Our faculty are experts in their fields of study and many are nationally known for their contributions within the scientific community. This active research engagement results in cutting edge instruction for our students who are highly sought after by employers following graduation.
Our department offers undergraduate degrees in both Computer Science and Software Engineering. At the graduate level, we offer Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degree programs in computer science. More information on all these degree programs, research opportunities, and requirements can be found by accessing the Academics link above. Prospective students will find useful information about our university's cooperative education program (one of the nation's best), scholarships and fellowships, and admission procedures by clicking on the Prospective Students link. Contact information is available on our site for those of you who seek additional information.
I would invite you to browse the Research link above too. While our research efforts are generally described as the areas of Artificial Intelligence, Computer Security and Forensics, High Performance Computing, Software Engineering, and Visualization and Computer Graphics – you will find that the application of the research efforts are exciting and are contributing to society in many unique ways. Our faculty and students often participate in research centers on campus that are applying scientific discovery to real world problem solving.
Our faculty and students work together in an environment that fosters teamwork and leadership as well as a caring attitude toward our students. We offer state-of-the-art facilities in which our students learn and conduct research in such exciting application areas as computational biology, computer security, digital forensics, intelligent systems, parallel computing, and augmented reality. We invite you to contact us and to surf our site to learn more about our academic and research programs.
Donna Reese
Professor and Department Head
News
April 30, 2012:
CSE Instructor and Student Have Paper Accepted at SEKE 2012
The following paper has been accepted for publication at the 2012 International Conference on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering (SEKE 2012) in July in Redwood City, CA: Sarah Lee & Kenneth Steward, “A Process-Based Approach to Improving Knowledge Sharing in Software Engineering”
April 30, 2012:
CSE Students receive BCoE Graduate Fellowships
The following students have been notified that they are recipients of 2012-2013 Bagley College of Engineering Graduate Fellowships. These fellowships included a stipend of $6,000 which supplements their graduate assistantships and a $2,000 book allowance. These fellowships are very competitive and recognize the students’ academic success as well as their research contributions. Congratulations!
Renewals:
Jared Glendowne
Anas Mahmoud
Srishti Srivastava
New Fellowship Awards:
Puntitra Sawadpong
Gurjot Singh
Andrew Stamps
April 30, 2012:
CSE Faculty Receives NSF Funding
Dr. Nan Niu has been notified that his proposal entitled “Clustering Programming Artifacts to Enrich Code Foraging Environment” has been selected for funding through NSF’s EAGER program. This $80,000 grant will run for two years beginning in May.
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