Undergrad Event

Curious about taking computer science courses? Want to know more about taking the department's introductory course, COS 126?  

If so, come to the Academic Expo on Monday, August 28, from 1-4pm at Frick Chemistry Laboratory.

Faculty and staff will be there to answer all your questions. 

Computer science concentrators: Join us for the Spring 2023 COS Advising Fair! 

Happening on Wednesday, April 12 in the Friend Center Atrium from 12:30-1:30pm. 

Get advice from faculty, peers, and staff on computer science courses, research and more. We'll have snacks and swag to share. 

*Open to department undergraduates, faculty, and staff only*

COS Council Tech Resume Workshop

Computer Science majors are invited to the Fall 2022 COS advising fair! 

• Navigating Independent Work
• Spring 2023 COS Course Offerings
• Systems courses
• Theory courses
• Application courses
• AI and Machine Learning Courses
• Breadth Courses
• BSE'25 Requirements

You'll also get to chat with faculty and peers. And we'll have snacks and swag! 

Please note: Masks are required. 

Students completing their spring 2017 Independent work projects will be presenting their posters.

 

Session #1 10am-11:30am

COS IW 02 - UN Sustainable Development Goals. Dr. Sandra Batista.
COS IW 03 - Random Apps of Kindness Dr. Alan Kaplan
COS IW 04 - Help Future Princeton Students Learn Computer Science! Dr. Robert Fish
In addition, 16 single adviser research projects that will explore a variety of computer science topics.

 

Session #2 12:30pm-2:00pm

COS IW 05 – Developing a Technology Startup Venture – Prof. JP Singh
COS IW 06 – Comparison Surveys in Machine Learning - Dr. Sandra Batista
In addition, 16 single adviser research projects that will explore a variety of computer science topics.

 

Session #3 3:00pm-4:30pm

COS IW 07 - Measuring the Societal Impact of Technology- Prof.Arvind Narayanan
COS IW 08 – Practical Solutions to Intractable Problems - Asst. Prof. Zachary Kincaid
COS IW 09 - These Aren’t The Drones You Are Looking For: Mitigating the Privacy and Security Implications of Drones – Marshini Chetty
In addition, 16 single adviser research projects that will explore a variety of computer science topics.

Students completing their fall 2016 Independent work projects will be presenting their posters.

Session #1 Start time 10 AM – 11:30 AM – Convocation Room

COS IW 02 - Policy Issues in the Internet of Things – Prof. M. Martonosi

COS IW 03 - Information Discovery through Relationships – Prof. Andrea LaPaugh

COS IW 08 - Invention and Innovation: Entrepreneurial Lessons for Computer Scientists – Dr. Robert Fish

In addition, ten single adviser research projects that will explore a variety of computer science topics.

Session #2 Start time 12:30 PM – 2 PM – Convocation Room

COS IW 07 - Computer Science Tools and Techniques for Digital Humanities – Prof. Brian Kernighan

COS IW 09 - Bitcoin, Blockchains, and Smart Contracts – Prof. Arvind Narayanan

COS IW 11 - Bioinformatics Lab – Dr. Sandra Batista

In addition, ten single adviser research projects that will explore a variety of computer science topics.

Session #3 Start time 3 PM – 4:30 PM – Convocation Room

COS IW 04 - Help Future Computer Science Students Learn Computer Science! Dr. Robert Fish

COS IW 05 - Natural Language Processing – Dr. Christiane Fellbaum

COS IW 06 - Apps of Random Kindness - Dr. Alan Kaplan

In addition, ten single adviser research projects that will explore a variety of computer science topics.

 

RSVP: http://goo.gl/01Zsek

If you are interested in becoming a CS concentrator, please join us to learn about the department and meet the CS Dept. Reps and Advisers.

The computer science major (AB or BSE) and the program in applications of computing are extremely felxible and can be stepping stones to grad school and a variety of careers, including high-tech, law, finance, and management consulting.

Come by to discuss the many opportunities.

Undergrads, not sure what to major in? Trying to pick spring classes? The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences is hosting Explore Engineering. Learn about the academic department and certificate options. Meet current students and faculty. Enjoy free pizza and refreshments.