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Students participate in the CCSCNE conference
Four students – all with majors or minors in the Department of Computer and Information Sciences – participated in the 27th annual conference of the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges Northeast Region (CCSCNE) hosted by Ithaca College.
Computer Science students, Zubairi to participate in NSF Regional I-Corps program
Two students majoring in Computer Science who are supervised and mentored by SUNY Distinguished Professor Junaid Zubairi have been accepted along with their professor to participate in the National Science Foundation’s Innovation-Corps Regional Course at SUNY Binghamton.
Angola middle school students learn about computer science careers at SUNY Fredonia
Twenty-five students from the Lake Shore Middle School in Angola attended Tech Day hosted by the Department of Computer and Information Sciences on April 21.
Zubairi, Lee join SUNY Distinguished ranks
The State University of New York has conferred prestigious honors on two faculty members at the State University of New York at Fredonia: Dr. Ted Lee, as Distinguished Teaching Professor, and Dr. Junaid Zubairi, as Distinguished Professor.
Singh evaluates Ph.D. thesis, designs information systems lab book for Fredonia students
Senior Lecturer Gurmukh Singh reports scholarly activity undertaken during the fall semester.
Student research to be presented at Sigma XI conference
A 2020 summer research project by Computer Science major John Andrew Merino, was accepted for presentation at the 29th Sigma Xi Undergraduate Research and Creativity Accomplishments Conference.
Computer Science students compete internationally
For the last three months, the Global Data Compression competition was held at the Moscow State University, Russia, sponsored by Huawei Company.
Recent graduate co-authors paper accepted at IEEE annual conference
A paper co-authored by Fredonia graduate Aierkan Salayding, who received a B.S. in Computer Science, with a concentration in Software Development, in December 2019, has been accepted for presentation at the 11th annual IEEE Information Technology, Electronics and Mobile Communication Conference.
Successful test flight validates Fredonia professor’s invention
A revolutionary technology developed at SUNY Fredonia that has the potential to render the aircraft flight recorder (AKA the “black box”) obsolete achieved a major milestone on its path to commercialization – a successful test flight.
Computer science students present software development projects at Paychex
Real-world experience was gained by Computer Science students who unveiled software development projects they created at a day-long visit to the Webster, office of Paychex, a human resources, payroll, retirement and insurance provider.