2009 Annual Meeting Information

• Date: Friday, February 27th, the day after the Almost Spring Career Fair
• Location: CS Conference Room (EPS 347)
• Start Time: 9 a.m.
• Lunch will be catered
• Estimated Finish Time: 4 p.m.
• Optional, dutch-treat social outing at Plonk: 7:30 p.m.

Brandon Norick, Michael Paulson and Randall Reynolds represented MSU at the ACM Regional Programming Contest at Colorado University on October 31, 2009.  The team was the top team at the CU site and finished 16th out of 65 teams in the region.  Congratulations!  Final standings.

Abstract TBA

Rance will be describing his MS project. Abstract TBA.

Application Procedure

Applicants to the MS program in Computer Science are required to

This page provides a table that summarizes in succinct form the various procedures and deadlines you must meet on the way to the Master's degree.

Timeline

In order to remain in the MS program, a student must sustain satisfactory progress towards the degree, including maintaining grades in accordance with Division of Graduate Education standards.

All Master's students must keep an eye on the end game.  Be aware that there are some things to be done just before you graduate.  You can also check the Timeline for a general overview.

The Seminar

Every MS student on the thesis or project track must present their results in a department seminar. The seminar must be held prior to the comprehensive exam (see below).  Students on the courses-only track are not required to present a final seminar.