Professional Links |
| Computer Science Department |
The home page of the Computer Science Department. |
| College of Engineering |
The Computer Science Department is part of the College of Engineering. Visit this link for a broader view of the environment of the Computer
Science Department. |
| Montana State University |
The home page of Montana State University. |
| Employee Benefits |
Most questions about employee benefits are answered here. |
| Office of Research, Creativity, and Technology Transfer |
All grants awarded to MSU are administered by this office. Look here for proposal writing and grant administration guidelines, including indirect
cost rates on grants. |
| Office of the Provost |
The academic branch of the University is the responsibility of the Provost. This link provides an overview of the academic programs and policies of
the University. |
| Libraries |
The link to the library system at MSU. |
| Division of Graduate Education |
The College of Graduate Studies oversees all graduate programs at MSU. Admission to graduate school, basic guidelines for M.S. and Ph.D. students,
and other information affecting graduate students and graduate programs is found here. |
| Center for Biofilm Engineering |
Computer Science faculty collaborate with others across campus on research. The Center for Biofilm Engineering is one of the research centers on
campus that has research ties with the Computer Science Department. |
| Center for Computational Biology |
The Center for Computational Biology has natural ties to the Computer Science Department. Computer Science faculty member Brendan Mumey, whose
Ph.D. from the University of Washington is in this area, is a regular collaborator. |
| Western Transportation Institute |
The Western Transportation Institute has been involved in numerous projects that have led to collaborations with Computer Science faculty and
students. |
Interesting Area Links |
| Montana |
Visit the official Montana State Web site. Montana is the fourth largest state in the Union, and yet one of the least populated. The State boasts a
wide variety of natural scenery from the Rocky Mountains, to the Great Plains, to the breaks of the Missouri River, and more. Glacier National Park, Yellowstone National
Park, thousands of acres ofNational Forests and Wilderness Areas, blue-ribbon trout streams, and unlimited recreational opportunities entice visitors from around the
world. |
| Bozeman Area Chamber of Commerce
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The Bozeman Area Chamber of Commerce links provide a wealth of information about Bozeman and the surrounding area. |
| Area Videos |
View videos of MSU, Bozeman and the local area.
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Gallatin Valley Development Corporation
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Interested in finding out about the Bozeman area economy? Check these links. Bozeman is growing rapidly and has attracted a number of medium and
small high-tech companies that hire CS graduates, take current students on as interns, and offer the potential for collaboration with faculty. |
| Bozeman Daily Chronicle |
The local newspaper. |
| Bridger Bowl |
Bridger Bowl is a first class ski area just 17 miles from the Bozeman city center. Faculty can obtain discounted tickets for skiing at Bridger Bowl.
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| Bohart Ranch |
Nestled on the lower slopes of the Bridger Mountains, just below Bridger Bowl, is a Nordic ski area popular with locals. Faculty can get discounted
tickets at Bohart Ranch. |
| Big Sky Resort |
Big Sky Resort, about 60 miles from Bozeman, is a world class destination winter and summer resort with outstanding winter skiing. Faculty can get
discounted tickets for skiing at Big Sky. |
| Moonlight Basin |
A relative newcomer on the block and a neighbor to Big Sky, Moonlight Basin is becoming quite popular among intermediate and beginning skiers for
its very long slopes, great vistas, and reasonable prices. Faculty can get discounted tickets at Moonlight Basin. |
| Lone Mountain Resort |
Just off the road to the north on the way up the slopes to Lone Mountain and the ski slopes of Big Sky Resort is a renowned Nordic ski area managed
by Lone Mountain Resort. |
| Yellowstone National Park |
The north entrance of Yellowstone National Park in Gardiner, Montana, and the west entrance at West Yellowstone, Montana, are both about 90 miles
from Bozeman. A drive through the park or a short hike or cross-country ski excursion inside the park boundaries are easily done in a single day. |
| Gallatin National Forest |
The Gallatin National Forest surrounds Bozeman and offers virtually every kind of forest and back country experience, from comfortable tent or
trailer camping, to simple half-day hikes, to week-long backpacking and horseback treks. High mountain lakes and streams are both scenic and fishable. Many entries to the
Gallatin Forest are just a few minutes from Bozeman by car or bicycle. |
| Beartooth Wilderness |
The Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness ranks as perhaps the favorite backpacking destination in Montana. Situated at the northeast corner of Yellowstone
National Park, it is home to Granite Peak, the highest mountain in Montana, and boasts hundreds of high-mountain lakes spread through the meadows and peaks of a stunning
landscape that is mostly above timberline. |
| Glacier National Park |
A bit farther to the northwest, but still within an easy day's drive, is one of the most scenic national parks in the United States. Glacier
National Park is a favorite of many. |
