University of Washington Computer Science & Engineering
CSE includes roughly fifty faculty members, fifty staff members, three hundred graduate majors (165 in the Doctoral program and 135 in the Professional Masters Program), and five hundred undergraduates.
Information
Location:
Seattle, WA, 98195-2350
Phone:
206-543-1695

University of Washington Computer Science & Engineering

 
Quick Facts


University of Washington Computer Science & Engineering includes roughly fifty faculty members, fifty staff members, three hundred graduate majors (165 in the Doctoral program and 135 in the Professional Masters Program), and five hundred undergraduate majors (160 graduates per year). Ranked among the top ten programs in the nation, we are active in most of the principal areas of the field, and are engaged in a broad range of interdisciplinary initiatives. We are located in the spectacular new Paul G. Allen Center for Computer Science & Engineering at the center of the UW campus in Seattle, Washington— a national and international technology center in software, biotech, the health sciences, and other fields.

Social RSS

Report this feed

You are about to report that this RSS feed has violated the RSS-Connect Terms of Service, the Facebook Terms of Use, the Facebook Code of Conduct or the Facebook Copyright Policy.

All reports are strictly confidential.

Reason:
(Required)
 
Feed icon CSE News  | Subscribe | Report
“Advancing Our World – It’s the Washington Way”
18 Nov 2009, 11:01 pm

Untitled-1Another very nice promotional video from the University of Washington, featuring a number of CSE faculty, students, and themes.

Watch it on YouTube here.


Read more >>


Send story to other website
“Android Cellphones Dial Up African Health in University Project”
17 Nov 2009, 11:21 am
“Microsoft exec visits UW”
13 Nov 2009, 11:08 am
“Future of Search Event Nov. 30 to Draw Top Startups, VCs, and Execs to UW”
11 Nov 2009, 11:38 am
UW CSE’s Gaetano Borriello named ACM Fellow
9 Nov 2009, 2:24 pm

Report this feed

You are about to report that this RSS feed has violated the RSS-Connect Terms of Service, the Facebook Terms of Use, the Facebook Code of Conduct or the Facebook Copyright Policy.

All reports are strictly confidential.

Reason:
(Required)
 
Feed icon CSE Colloquia  | Subscribe | Report
Dec 2, 2009: Federova, Sasha (Simon Fraser University): The Joys of Thread Scheduling in the Multicore Era
20 Nov 2009, 12:16 pm
Dec 3, 2009: Hanrahan, Pat (Stanford University): Why are Graphics Systems so Fast?
8 Jul 2009, 2:25 pm
Dec 8, 2009: Aragon, Cecilia (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab): TBD
20 Nov 2009, 12:16 pm

Find out about Social RSS
MSB


Most Significant Bits is the Computer Science & Engineering Department's newsletter. Published semiannually, MSB reports news and information about the department, including the undergraduates, graduate students, faculty and the alumni.