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How do I get my PDF form? First, meet with your advisor to discuss your course selection and fill out an advising contract. Second, take the signed advising contract to the CS office to receive your PDF form.
Who is my advisor? Check the glass case next to EPS 350. If your advisor assignment is not there, go to the CS office (EPS 357).
Thank you for your interest. Currently, there are no vacancies. Most recently, we hired John Sheppard as the RightNow Technologies Distinguished Professor in Fall of 2008.
The activities of the Webworks Laboratory are supported by grants from the
National Science Foundation and are interdisciplinary in nature.
Opportunities
There is no end to the number and kinds of projects that can be
undertaken in the Laboratory. They range in size and complexity in ways that
make them variously suitable for:
undergraduate senior projects
graduate projects for Master's students on the project option
Master's theses
PhD theses
The project has ongoing needs for new student participants. Some
support may be available but is usually reserved for students who have already
been in the Department for a while in order for the Webworks Director to
determine their suitability to the needs of the Laboratory.
The project is supported by the US Navy under SBIR Phase II support to AAC and
by a grant to Denbigh Starkey from AAC. A Phase III SBIR support from the
Department of Defense is currently being sought.
Opportunities
At this time their are no positions available on the grant, but it is
anticipated that this will change with future funding.
