Mike Turi Joins Computer Engineering Program
Mike Turi joins the College of Engineering and Computer Science as an assistant professor of computer engineering.
Engineering and Computer Science
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The Force of El Niño
Flooding, landslides, debris flows and impacts to marine life are expected this winter — a result of powerful El Niño storms, CSUF researchers say.
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Faculty Travel to Make Presentations This Month
Faculty members in computer science and health science will be traveling this month to deliver papers at various professional meetings.
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New Course Teaches Students to Stick With STEM
A new course began this fall, created for CSUF’s ASCEND STEM program, to increase success, retention and graduation of science and mathematics majors.
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Combating Cyberattacks
The College of Engineering and Computer Science has launched the Center for Cybersecurity, supported with seed money from Raytheon, to train the next generation of computer security specialists.
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Cyber Security Day
The College of Engineering and Computer Science is hosting “Cyber Security Day” Nov. 13, featuring industry experts, and CSUF student research and club presentations. Though registration is closed, reporters are welcome to attend.
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Photos: A Smashing Good Time
more photos Gourds sailed across the sky launched from giant trebuchets, catapults and other homemade contraptions in the annual pumpkin-flinging event on campus. Of the 14 teams competing in the Nov. 7 Pumpkin Launch, only three teams hit medieval-themed targets of castles and crowns to rack up winning points. One of the top teams was […]
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Introducing New Faculty: Beena Ajmera
Alumna Beena Ajmera is back on campus this fall as an assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering.
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Flying Pumpkins, Oh My!
A field of CSUF student and community teams will compete using giant trebuchets, catapults and other launchers to hurl pumpkins at the Nov. 7 Pumpkin Launch on campus.
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Robson Selected to Participate in Engineering Education Symposium
As innovators in their fields, faculty members Nina Robson, John D. Spiak and Brady T. Heiner have been invited to national and local conferences this fall.