Faculty Publications Explore Arab-Israeli Conflict, Use of Social Media as a Training Resource
A new book and articles authored by faculty in history, computer science and theatre and dance.
Engineering and Computer Science
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Society of Women Engineers Are Two-Time Pumpkin Chucking Champs
Two Cal State Fullerton student teams squashed competitors in the Nov. 3 Pumpkin Launch to win the top awards.
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Googler in Residence Teaches Students How to Become Savvy Computer Scientists
This fall semester, Googler and software engineer Luis Larco is co-teaching an introduction to computer programming class to give students an inside look into the tech industry.
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Students Get Ready for a Squashy Showdown at Pumpkin Launch
Watch pumpkins fly through the sky as CSUF student teams compete in the Nov. 3 Pumpkin Launch on campus.
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Computer Science Students Hope to Bolster Girl Scouts’ Interest in STEM
College of Engineering and Computer Science students and faculty members are partnering with Girl Scouts of Orange County to present the Oct. 28 STEM Expo. The event, expected to draw up to 400 girls, is designed to introduce girls to STEM fields and careers.
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Creating Space for CSUF’s Creative ‘Makers’
New Innovation/Makerspace Center in Pollak Library offers 3D printing, tablets, virtual reality and high-tech collaboration tools.
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New Faculty Members Delve Into Biomedical Engineering, Device Security
The College of Engineering and Computer Science welcomes three new faculty members this academic year.
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Innovative Programs Inspiring Female Students in STEM Gets National Nod
CSUF’s Innovative initiatives in engineering, computer science and science receive the ‘Inspiring Programs in STEM Award’ from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine.
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$1.5 Million Grant to Foster Engineering and Computer Science Student Success
National Science Foundation-funded project is dedicated to increasing retention and graduation rates for Hispanic and other underrepresented STEM students.
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Community College Students Dive Into STEM Summer Research in CSUF Labs
Project RAISE offers a summer undergraduate research experience to community college students from eight partner institutions to increase the number of Hispanic and low-income students entering STEM fields.