Our Mission

• To introduce all of our students to the richness of science and engineering as a human endeavor and to emphasize their importance and utility in our lives.
• To enhance awareness of the interaction between science and the other disciplines.
• To prepare our graduates to enter careers as competent scientists, engineers and educators.
• To give our students the lifelong learning and leadership skills that enable them to grow in their professions and advance to positions of responsibility.
• To be recognized widely as a group of individuals engaged in and contributing to our various communities.

PCSE Department Tutors (Spring 2010)

CNU and PCSE offers tutoring to students at no charge. Tutoring times and places are listed below.

Hunter Creech Lab
Joshua Wilkins	Computer Science (CPSC 150 & 250)	Tuesday 1 - 2 PM
Noah Ryan	Computer Science (CPSC 150 & 250)	Wednesday 1 - 2 PM
James Klingenberg	Computer Science (CPSC 150 & 250)	Thursday 1 - 2 PM
Trible Library, Room 240
Tutoring in Mathematics, Statistics, Physics & Chemistry is provided at the Center for Liberal Learning, Trible Library, Room 240.

Spring 2010 Pizza My Mind Series

At these free-pizza-lunch seminars the PCSE department hosts employers with both internship and career opportunities for CNU students. All events are from noon-1pm in the Gosnold Commons.

• Wednesday, Feb 10, 2010: Northrop Grumman AMSEC
• Friday, Feb, 2010: NASA DEVELOP
• Wednesday, Mar 10, 2010: PrimeCare Systems, Inc
• Wednesday, Mar 17, 2010: Riverside
• Wednesday, Mar 24, 2010: EchoStorm
• Wednesday, Mar 31, 2010: BAE systems

In addition:

• L-3 COMMUNICATIONS is seeking graduating seniors for opening positions. Contact Dr. Kent Cueman for further info.

Congratulations

Congratulations to York Prado! York is one of only about 80 students (out of 500 applicants) who have been selected to participate in the CDC/CRA-W Distributed Research Experiences for Undergraduates (DREU) this summer. This highly selective program matches promising undergraduate students from groups underrepresented in computing with a faculty mentor for a summer research experience at the faculty member's home institution. Students are directly involved in a research project and interact with graduate students and professors on a daily basis.

Congratulations to Chris Hewitt and Martin Press, who placed second and third at the recent IEEE Hampton Roads section 2009 Student Presentation contest. Martin's paper was titled: "PALASS: Portable Application of a Location Aware Social System". Chris's paper was titled: "Preserving Wireless Audio Integrity With Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum." Please congratulate them when you see them!

Career Opportunities for our Students

• (2010-02-04) L-3 Communications: Junior Sofware Engineer more >
• (2009-10-19) Cortez Management Corporation: HTML/Web Designers [part time/seasonal] more >
• (2009-10-08) Cortez Management: Internship more >
• (2009-04-09) Loudoun Water : IT Internship more >