February 13 2012
The Computing Community Consortium (CCC) has developed a website to help undergraduates who are interested in summer research and/or graduate school.
In a nutshell, here's what you will find on the website:
If you're in CECS 100, 174, 274, 277, or 282 and need help in Java or C++, I (Dr. Monge) can provide free tutoring. Contact me via e-mail to schedule a meeting.
Job Description: As a developer at Chime Superior you will be in charge of the development of multiple iOS applications and maintaining the company website. In conjunction with the rest of the team, you will play a large role in deciding what apps will be designed and what functionality they will include.
Because of the nature of the role you will be taking on, Chime Superior is looking for a talented and innovative designer who has had plenty of experience. Just as important, we are looking for someone who will fit the culture of the organization. Someone who wants to become an integral part of the company they work for. Someone who takes pride in employee ownership and their contribution to the organization. In addition, the candidate must also be adaptable and a team player.
Requirements:
Nice things to have:
Interested students should contact Alex Ergas via e-mail.
Chime Superior is a small start up in the iPhone/iPad application business. Owner and founder Ronald Bell has years of experience creating and releasing iPhone and iPad applications with over 600 apps currently in the iTunes store. Currently, 26 of those apps belong to Chime Superior. Chime Superior focuses on releasing well polished and creative applications in a wide array of categories. Although small we are a high performance organization that strives for growth and innovation. We encourage a culture that promotes open communication, creativity, and excellence. Most importantly we value our employees and understand that human capital is the most important aspect of any organization. Because of this we focus on becoming a learning centered organization where individuals can grow with the company.
There are several opportunities posted at Intel's website, check them out:
ORISE Educational and Research Experiences: Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) Science Education Programs connects you to over 7,000 internship, fellowship, and research opportunities for undergraduates, graduate students, recent graduates, and faculty around the U.S.
Dr. Panadda Marayong from the Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering department is looking for a CECS student (preferably undergraduate) student to work on a NASA funded research project. The project involves developing a software framework to integrate force-feedback device to an existing NASA software for cockpit display. It's a paid position for about 10-15hrs/wk. The position is available immediately.
Qualifications
Applying
Dr. Hamid Hefazi is looking to fill two positions in the College of Engineering Boeing Center (CATSAI). There are two immediate positions for a computer engineering or EE major to work in the Boeing Center (CATSAI) here in the college of engineering. The positions require someone with the skills to design and integrate a robotic system. He/she will help select motors and other needed hardware and assemble/integrate the hardware and program and test its functionality. He/she will work with a mechanical engineering student. Other requirements are US citizen permanent resident, graduate or senior with graduation date no earlier than December 2012, good academic performance.
Those interested please send an electronic resume to Dr. Hamid Hefazi via e-mail
Summer employment applications are currently being accepted at the Griffiss Institute for project work to be done for the Air Force Research Laboratory, Information Directorate, Rome NY. The mission of the Information Directorate is to lead the discovery, development, and integration of affordable warfighting information technologies for our air, space and cyberspace force. To help accomplish this mission, our primary areas of focus will involve those students pursuing degrees in the fields of Computer Science, Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering. Individuals selected for the projects will work at state-of-the-art facilities alongside world-class scientists and engineers.
In order to apply, all students must:
Raytheon's Rotational Engineering Leadership Development Program (RELDP) has openings at several locations across the U.S. During this two year program, participants will rotate through various Raytheon geographical locations, gaining exposure to cutting-edge principles, products and trends, working with current leaders and developing the skills and competencies needed to help shape the company's future.
Do you meet the following hiring requirements?
If yes, explore the Opportunities at Raytheon.
Many positions across Raytheon may require the eligibility to obtain a security clearance. Non-US citizens may not be eligible to obtain a security clearance. The Defense Industrial Security Clearance Office (DISCO), an agency of the Department of Defense, handles and adjudicates the security clearance process. Security clearance factors include, but are not limited to, allegiance to the US, foreign influence, foreign preference, criminal conduct, security violations and drug involvement. Employment is contingent on other factors, including, but not limited to, background checks and drug screens.
The JPMorgan Chase Technology Summer Internship Development Program introduces and prepares highly-motivated participants for the firm's information technology organization over a 10-week period. The internship program is structured similarly to the full-time program. The variety of roles offered is vast and constantly evolving, with numerous opportunities to gain technology experience across all business areas. Interns are offered the opportunity to work as an integral member of a technology team in one of our major business lines – Asset Management, Card Services, the Investment Bank, Retail Financial Services, Commercial Bank, and Treasury & Securities Services – or our Corporate Group. Our concentrated program requires that you actively contribute to upgrading and improving the efficiency of our infrastructure that allows us to deliver products and services to our clients around the world. Over the program, you will gain hands-on knowledge by working alongside experienced professionals who oversee and manage the deployment of business-aligned technologies and infrastructure.
These are the different opportunities that are available within the Technology Summer Internship Development Program:
Training and Development: You will be exposed to different technology areas through varied training and presentations. Technology interns join our teams who are responsible for designing, developing and supporting the applications or projects that give our businesses their competitive edge.
Qualifications
For more information on how to apply, visit the JPMorgan Chase Careers website. Candidate can submit their resume directly to Leroy Clarke via e-mail, the deadline to apply is February 17. Leroy Clarke is a recruiter for the program.
The Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth (CTY) is seeking instructors and teaching assistants for our summer programs. CTY offers challenging academic programs for highly talented elementary, middle, and high school students from across the country and around the world. Information regarding the summer programs can be found at CTY Summer Employment. Positions are available at residential and day sites at different locations on the east and west coasts. We are currently seeking individuals with expertise in a number of Computer Science related subjects:
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NSF funds a large number of research opportunities for undergraduate students through its REU Sites program. An REU Site consists of a group of ten or so undergraduates who work in the research programs of the host institution. Each student is associated with a specific research project, where he/she works closely with the faculty and other researchers. Students are granted stipends and, in many cases, assistance with housing and travel. Undergraduate students supported with NSF funds must be citizens or permanent residents of the United States or its possessions. An REU Site may be at either a US or foreign location.
The page on Computer and Information Science and Engineering NSF REU sites has a list of programs for this upcoming summer. There are programs available nearby at Harvey Mudd, USC, UC Santa Cruz, UC Berkeley as well as just about every state such as New York, Texas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Utah, Virginia, etc.
In the sections below, you'll find a description of some of these.
Marquette University's Summer 2012 Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program will run for ten weeks (May 29 to Aug 3, 2012). This program provides U.S. undergraduates with an intensive, faculty-mentored, summer research experience in the areas of applied mathematics, high-performance computing, statistics, ubiquitous and embedded systems and mathematics / CS education. Our target audience is undergraduates of all levels majoring in mathematics, statistics, computer science, or related areas.
Program details, including online application materials and project descriptions from three previous summers, can be found at Marquette University's Summer 2012 Research Experience for Undergraduates website. The application deadline is March 9th, 2012.
The Summer 2012 offering of the University of Alabama (UA) Research Experience for Undergraduates in Empirical Software Engineering (REU-ESE) spans nine weeks (May 30 to August 1) and offers research and professional development opportunities for 10 undergraduate students. Available research projects share the theme of empirical software engineering and span several exciting areas of inquiry, including text retrieval based feature location, code clone evolution, software engineering techniques and tools for computational science & engineering, and open-source developer communities.
REU-ESE participants will conduct empirical studies. That is, they first will use observation to collect and analyze data and experience and then will synthesize that data to discover, characterize, and evaluate relationships between software development artifacts, techniques, and tools.
The REU-ESE 2012 website has complete details about the program, including an online application that must be submitted by the deadline of March 15, 2012.
The Department of Computer Science and the Center of Imaging and Optics at Montclair State University are pleased to organize a 8 week intensive undergraduate research program on imaging and computer vision where students will work individually and collaboratively on a wide variety of imaging and computer vision problems benefiting from a group of experienced research mentors. In 2012, the REU site will take place between May 20 and July 14. Four faculty mentors from within the CS and Math departments will provide supervision.
Here are some highlights:
of $4000. In addition, their lodging in campus will be paid and a daily meal allowance will be provided. Travel to and from Montclair are also covered (up to $500).
DePauw University is hosting a research experience for undergraduate students (REU) during the summer of 2012. This year, we have projects on evaluating intelligent agents, developing an IDE for a functional programming language, security of social networking apps, and parallel processing (further details can be found at the link below). The program runs from May 30 to August 3. Applications must be received by March 2 to receive priority consideration. All applications must be received by March 16.
The students receive a stipend of $5,000 for the summer, as well as a $750 food allowance for the summer.
Further details about the program and an electronic application form can be found at the DePauw University REU website.
The Willamette Valley Mathematics Research Consortium for Undergraduates and Teachers is a summer REU-RET program at Willamette University, Linfield College, Lewis & Clark College, and the University of Portland. All four schools are located in the Willamette Valley of northwest Oregon. Summers in Oregon are known for warm dry days with no humidity; a perfect environment for activities such as hiking, biking, and math research!
Our program consists of four research teams, one per partner institution, each with four students, one teacher, and two faculty mentors for an eight-week REU and seven-week RET. Each team will focus on one of four challenging research projects from a faculty mentors' area of expertise.
Application Deadline: March 5, 2012.
For the 21st summer, Hope College is hosting a Computer Science NSF REU summer undergraduate research program in 2012. We have support for at least four undergraduate researchers who are not Hope students. Students are encouraged to consider this opportunity to be involved with computer science research. We have a special initiative to encourage the participation of students from underrepresented groups. Application materials and other information are available on the website.
Applications are to be submitted online and are due February 24, 2012.
