CS 476 is offered every semester, including summer. Students typically take this course for 3 credits per semester. CS 476 can be used to satisfy the Section 3 (Computer Science and Related Elective Courses) requirements for the professional option.

ZOOT ENTERPRISES COMPUTER SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP

Zoot Enterprises is pleased to invite applications for the 2009-2010 Zoot Scholarship Program. This program is designed to assist qualified Computer Science majors at MSU-Bozeman with undergraduate tuition and fees and to make available paid/for credit internship and employment with Zoot as openings occur. Zoot believes that real-world, technical experience benefits students when they hit the job market after graduation. See http://www.zootweb.com/press_kit.pdf for information about Zoot Enterprises, Inc.

TELESOFT PARTNERS - MSU COMPUTER SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP

AWARD

A merit-based scholarship which will be awarded to a full-time student who becomes a Computer Science junior or senior in the fall of the award year. The scholarship is for $6000 per year, distributed over two semesters. Determination of academic standing will be based on the student’s status in the Computer Science curriculum, not on total credits.

ELIGIBILITY

RIGHTNOW TECHNOLOGIES COMPUTER SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP

RightNow Technologies invites applications for the 2009-2010 Computer Science Scholarship Program. This program is designed to assist Computer Science majors at Montana State University-Bozeman in completing their undergraduate degree. RightNow will also offer scholarship recipients an opportunity to gain real-world, technical experience. For more information on RightNow Technologies, please visit www.rightnow.com

AWARD

SONDEREGGER UNDERGRADUTE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AWARD

Applicants are invited from Computer Science undergraduate majors who are also residents of Montana for the Sonderegger Undergraduate Financial Assistance Award Fellowship. Awards will be made for the 2009-2010 academic year. Awards can be either:

1. GIFT

A Neural System for Efficient Visual Search in Autonomous Robotics

Tyler Garaas (a former MSU CS graduate)

Mission Statement

The Computer Science Department at Montana State University supports the Mission of the College of Engineering and the University through its teaching, research, and service activities.  The Department educates undergraduate and graduate students in the principles and practices of computer science, preparing them for computing careers and for a lifetime of learning.

Vision Statement

Brain Paint (www.brainpaint.com) is an awarding-winning EEG Fractal Art technology that was developed as a Neuro-Feedback  therapy program by Bill Scott of Malibu, California.  The dynamic images that resulted from the therapy program led to the creation of Brain Paint Art an