Undergrad Event

Computer science concentrators: Join us for the Spring 2024 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*

Join the COS Council on Thursday, 2/29 from 7:00pm to 8:30pm in Louis A. Simpson A71 for a coding interview prep workshop!

We'll have a curated set of LeetCode problems and experienced student mentors from Princeton ACM to help walk you through them or discuss solutions one-on-one, along with pizza!

All coding experience levels are welcome. You are also welcome to come and just discuss tech recruiting or other coding problems with our mentors.

We hope to see you there! Let us know if you're interested in attending: https://forms.gle/CzyU11NsQKXpNz3G6

Explore your social and personal identities and learn how to relate them to your identity as a computer scientist! FREE : Food, giveaways. 

Network with your COS peers! 

Monday, February 19th 12:30pm-1:30pm Convocation Room 

Join COS faculty and undergraduate students for a mixer!  FREE food, networking, and fun! All mixers will be held in the Friend Center Convocation Room 113.

Join COS faculty and undergraduate students for a mixer!  FREE food, networking, and fun! All mixers will be held in the Friend Center Convocation Room 113.

Join this mixer to meet with COS faculty and other peers in the department! 

RSVP HERE

Learn about the new Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Assistant Director position in COS. Meet with other students in the department. You will have the opportunity to share feedback with the new director. 

Lunch will be served. All COS undergraduates are welcome to attend. RSVP HERE

The panel will be a question and answer session.  We expect to cover questions of interest to all classes, including sophomores who are thinking about maybe going to grad school in the future and seniors who plan to apply to grad schools this fall.  Example questions might be:

• "What are the advantages and costs of getting a Master's or Ph.D. degree?"
• "What should I do to increase my chances of getting into a good grad school?" 
• "Is it OK if I work for a while before applying to grad school?"
•  "How do I apply for graduate fellowships?"
• ...and more!

Panelists include current COS Graduate Students and will be hosted by the COS Director of Graduate Admissions, Professor Elad Hazan and Director of Graduate Studies, Professor Michael Freedman

Lunch will be served.

Please register for the event at: https://forms.gle/YjpYXGc7tzYE3a7H8
 

*This event is for current undergraduates only*

Come and learn more about the computer science department! Chat with faculty and staff about courses, requirements, and research. 

*This meeting is for ALL undergraduate students starting Independent Work this semester.*

We will discuss the key requirements associated with fulfilling the independent work requirements for AB and BSE students. Learn more here.