COSC Researchers led by Dr. Yifeng Li have advanced the design of more efficient drugs with the help of AI. The full article was featured in Brock News at this link.
Tuesday, July 25, 2023 | By rdegrande
COSC Researchers led by Dr. Yifeng Li have advanced the design of more efficient drugs with the help of AI. The full article was featured in Brock News at this link.
Tuesday, February 14, 2023 | By rdegrande
Computer Science Club will host its annual reading week Game Jam from February 19th onwards.
Competition time: February 19th 12:00 pm to February 25th 11:59 pm
Judging time: February 25th till February 27th 11:59 pm
Results will be announced the week following the reading week.
We will have different awards for the games that are made, which include Member’s Award, Exec’s Award, and Faculty’s Award.
The winners of the awards mentioned above will be gifted something from the list below.
On top of that, you have a bragging right to winning the Brock CSC Game Jam 2022-2023.
The basic restrictions are only a team of up to 3 people can participate in the Game Jam, and we are limiting it to one submission per team.
The themes will be announced when the competition starts, but in the meantime, you can sign up for the competition using this form.
Friday, June 17, 2022 | By rdegrande
Amirali Madani concluded his MSc thesis in Computer Science in 2021. Together with his master’s degree in Computer Science, Amirali received the overnor General’s Gold Medal, an award presented annually at Spring Convocation to the graduate student with the highest academic average.
The award was a well-deserved recognition of Amirali’s hard-working and dedication to his graduate studies, achieving an outstanding high average of 97.
More details about Amirali and his achievement can be found at this link.
Friday, May 06, 2022 | By rdegrande
COSC students are developing a Chatbot for Canada Games.
This interesting and useful application is part of a Computer Science Software Engineering course project under the supervision of Prof. Naser Ezzati-Jivan.
More details can be found at Brock News.
Wednesday, March 30, 2022 | By rdegrande
The Department of Computer Science has one open tenure-track position. More details about the position and instructions about the application process can be found on this page.
Monday, February 28, 2022 | By rdegrande
The Department of Computer Science is excited to report that a new Ph.D. in Intelligent Systems and Data Science has been given final approval. The program is expected to start in the near future. This doctoral program is being jointly offered with the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Stay tuned to our website for developments!
Wednesday, September 29, 2021 | By rdegrande
Computer Science or MIS Students with at least two semesters of coursework…
You could be eligible to apply for the David L. Squires Scholarship
David L. Squires was a staff member at the Memorial University of Newfoundland who was always willing to help worthwhile students. David was also a hard-working, respected member of the Data Processing Management Association (DPMA). The Squires Foundation was created in honour of David L. Squires by his DPMA peers to help students.
The Squires Foundation was incorporated in 1994 to:
The Squires Foundation provides scholarships each year to students who:
A student must meet all the above requirements to qualify.
Go to www.iticanada.ca and select the Scholarship tab on the right side of the home page. The application is online. The deadline is October 31, 2021.
Monday, August 02, 2021 | By rdegrande
The Department of Computer Science is proud to share the news that Dr. Poling (Baoling) Bork is leading an app development team for the Canada Games.
More details about the news and the app can be found at this link.
Saturday, May 29, 2021 | By rdegrande
Saturday, April 24, 2021 | By rdegrande
Dr. Po Ling Bork started teaching the “Integrity & Literacy in the Information Age” course in 2017. Since then, the Computer Science course doubled in size. Always introducing practical and real-world settings in class, Dr. Bork brought a copyright lawyer, a professional engineer, a chief technical officer and chief-of-staff from the private sector. Her enthusiasm in teaching inevitably got students excited about the subjects covered in the course and their careers in IT.
You can access the full article at this link.
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