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A new faculty member joins Stevens Computer Science 1 May 2008

Bloom is invited speaker at International Category Theory Conference 21 Feb 2008

Stevens CS hosts fourth biannual Stevens / Columbia / IBM Research Security and Privacy Day 16 Nov 2007

Naumann wins best paper award 5 Nov 2007

Two New Security Faculty Join The Computer Science Department 11 Oct 2007

Dinh and Fisher awarded NSF Grant to develop multimedia search technology 1 Oct 2007

Naumann invited to participate in High Confidence Software and Systems conference 22 Aug 2007

Borowski wins student paper award 26 Jun 2007

Stevens CS, Columbia University and IBM Research hold third bi-annual Security and Privacy Day 1 Jun 2007

Multimedia, Vision and Visualization (MVV) Group runs IEEE-sponsored workshop on Computer Vision 17 May 2007

Computer science department gets a new major in Service Oriented Computing 3 May 2007

Sun Microsystems Application Tuning and Performance Seminar at Stevens 2 May 2007

Bloom is invited speaker at conference on algebra and co-algebra in computer science 26 Apr 2007

Bernstein to give invited talk at International Conference on Autonomic and Autonomous Systems 26 Apr 2007

Kamberov hosts IGDA event on game deconstruction. 26 Apr 2007

Stevens CS Department and Microsoft host workshop for high school teachers and students 26 Apr 2007

Naumann is invited participant at Dagstuhl seminar on security in global computing 26 Apr 2007

Wetzel gives AAAS presentation on malware 26 Apr 2007

Bernstein delivers IEEE distinguished lectures in France 15 Jan 2007

Hess Corporation donates to Stevens Computer Science Department 1 Jan 2007

Partner with Stevens Computer Science

Welcome to the Computer Science Department at Stevens Institute of Technology. We have a long history of collaboration with local business and government, and we encourage you to follow one or more of these avenues to develop a partnership between our institutions:

Research and Consulting

Stevens computer science department is home to world-class research in security, graphics and vision, networks, and software engineering and formal methods.
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If you are in business or government, we invite you to come and discuss opportunities for collaboration and/or consulting with our faculty.

Classroom visits

Students appreciate visits from people with professional experience, to expose them to the current state of practice in the IT industry.

Client-based projects

An innovative feature of our undergraduate programs is the use of client-based projects for student assignments. Real clients, frequently from industry or government, interact with students as they perform requirements engineering, design and testing, at each stage of the process of developing a product or service.

Off-campus teaching

We offer several graduate-level programs for professional education, on-campus, via the Web or at the employee work place.

Donations

Donations from business and government are of immense benefit in developing and marketing our programs. We use such funds to run workshops and conferences, develop new courses requested by companies, and offer scholarships to students.

Industrial Advisory Board

The Computer Science Industrial Advisory Board (CSIAB) is composed of business and government representatives who have been invited to oversee our educational programs. They attend the annual Stevens Computer Science Software Design Day, where project teams demonstrate the feasibility studies that they have done for clients as part of the CS 551/552 two-semester software engineering capstone course that all undergraduates in the computer science department must take.

We encourage you to contact the department chair if you are interested in pursuing one or more of these avenues of potential partnership between our institutions.

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