Events MultiDAY SSSC Events Calendar Sep 15, 2020 – Apr 01, 2021 Mar09 Nominate an Outstanding TA Deadline 11:30 AM Mar10 CCSS Presents: The Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Landscape 7:00 PM Mar10 Multiview Feature Selection for Single-view Classification 2:00 PM — 3:00 PM Mar10 CCSS: Elections extended to March 10, 2021 Mar10 Multiview Feature Selection for Single-view Classification 2:00 PM — 3:00 PM Mar17 Reinforcement Learning for Test Case Prioritization 11:00 AM — 12:00 PM Mar24 Detecting Signs of Mental Illness and Behavioural Issues from Online Communication 11:00 AM — 12:00 PM Mar26 CCSS: Virtual Prof Social 12:00 PM Mar30 Data Day 7.1: AI: What’s Next? and Everything Smart Tweets by carleton_u_scs News Monday, March 1, 2021Congratulations to Sonia Chiasson and Prosenjit Bose for their 2021 Research Achievement AwardsCongratulations to Sonia Chiasson and Prosenjit Bose for their 2021 Research Achievement... MoreMonday, March 1, 2021NSERC Alliance Grants Support Research Strengths at Carleton UniversityProf. Lianying Zhao in the School of Computer Science and his partner, Ericsson Canada Inc., received funding to investigate 5G-ready security and the probability of attacks. Entering the era of the 5G, telecom networks demonstrate certain new characteristics which may complicate the security of IT... MoreFriday, February 5, 2021Carleton Computer Science teams sweep Ottawa-region Cybersecurity ChallengeThe annual Ottawa-region Cybersecurity Challenge was held online on Jan 23, 2021. Carleton university teams competed against other post-secondary institutions in the Ottawa region. This year Carleton university swept the top 3 spots. 2 teams from the School of Computer Science claimed first and third place and Carleton's BIT student team winning... MoreFriday, January 22, 2021Yuhong Guo Named to CIFAR AI Chairs ProgramCarleton University’s School of Computer Science Prof. Yuhong Guo has been named to the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research (CIFAR) Artificial Intelligence (AI) Chairs... MoreThursday, January 7, 2021Technolgap Ottawa’s Community for Womxn-in-Tech Call for Volunteers!Technolgap is Ottawa's community for post-secondary womxn-in-tech, currently with 200+ community members around Ottawa in various programs such as computer science and engineering. 🚀 Through our slack workspace, Technolgap members share job postings and opportunities, give each other advice about resumes and courses, organize... MoreFriday, December 4, 2020Industry and academia: An engaging partnershipIn a field as deep and complex as supply chain management, it is crucial to foster collaboration between industry and academia. There is a natural symbiosis between the two: Researchers in the academic world are constantly looking for impactful and practical problems to solve while industry searches for new innovations to incorporate into their... MoreWednesday, December 2, 2020Carleton Science Launches New Initiatives to Advance Equity, Diversity and InclusionThe ACE EDI series is just one of the ways that the faculty is fostering discussions of these issues. Another is the upcoming annual Herzberg Lecture on Nov. 18. In that Zoom webinar, Maria Klawe, President of Harvey Mudd College, will be talking about increasing diversity in computer science at all... MoreMonday, November 30, 2020Using AI and Big Data to Identify a Potential COVID-19 Peptide TreatmentUsing artificial intelligence and Canada’s most powerful supercomputer, Ashkan Golshani and Frank Dehne analyzed millions of possible protein... MoreFriday, November 20, 2020Discovery Challenges – now accepting proposals!Are you a Carleton student looking for bite-sized, resumé-boosting experience? Then apply for a Discovery Challenge! Hosted by the Discovery Centre, Discovery Challenges are short-term, virtual mini-projects (maximum 6-8 hours of work) that count toward your co-curricular record. Challenges are proposed by Carleton staff, faculty,... MoreFriday, November 20, 2020Make your voice heard! cuHacking Community Survey and Organizer ApplicationsAs we're getting closer to cuHacking 2021, we wanted to take some time to get your opinions on online events, hackathons, and online hackathons in general. Below is a survey that shouldn't take longer than 10 minutes to fill out. By filling out the survey, you can gain a chance to win a $25 gift... MoreFriday, November 13, 2020CUSA COVID-19 Response for Computer Science StudentsSent to all BCS students on behalf of CUSA Foot Patrol Hi Computer Science students! Do you or someone you know need assistance due to impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic? The Carleton University Students' Association has implemented a COVID-19 response framework consisting of several new services to better support you - it's members. ... MoreMonday, November 2, 2020United Way Campaign 2020The campaign runs from Oct. 27 to Nov. 27. The heart of this year’s campaign will be through your generous donations. Every amount helps! You may have traditionally supported the campaign by participating in the various events but since we won’t be able to host many this year, we ask you to consider making... MoreTuesday, October 20, 2020New mental health and well-being initiative for parent-studentsHealth and Counselling Services (HCS) is delighted to announce a new mental health and well-being initiative to offer reserved weekly counselling sessions for students who are also parents or caregivers until the end of this current term. https://carleton.ca/health/parent-students/ Parent-students often juggle between studying,... MoreMonday, September 28, 2020CU-WISE Virtual First year panelMy name is Anoushka and I am contacting you from CU-WISE’s Virtual Team this year. I hope you are doing well and had a great start to the semester. It’s a new school year, and first year students will especially be facing new ground with a virtual school year. To help first year Engineering, Computer... MoreWednesday, September 9, 2020Carleton Faculty Receive CFI Funding to Support Research Benefiting All CanadiansCarleton University researchers Mohammad Reza Kholghy, Roslyn Dakin and the teams of Banu Örmeci, Ravi Prakash and Jesse Vermaire, as well as Kumiko Murasugi, Erik Anonby and David Mould, have received approximately $1 million in funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation’s (CFI) John R. Evans Leaders Fund (JELF) for their work on... MoreWednesday, July 29, 2020Carleton Students Create Browser Extension to Help Remote WorkersThird-year computer science students Kashyap Achar and Tobias Schlagenhaufer first met at an Ontario-wide coding competition and have been looking for the perfect problem to solve ever... MoreFriday, July 10, 2020Grad Stories 2020: Carleton Post-doc Educates Children about CybersecurityCarleton postdoctoral researcher Sana Maqsood has spent years studying how to keep students safe, most recently by leading a Carleton collaboration with MediaSmarts that upgraded a popular educational video... MoreThursday, July 9, 2020The School of Computer Science is proud to welcome three new faculty members!The School of Computer Science is proud to welcome three new faculty members. Dr. Alina Shaikhet, appointed as an Instructor, holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Carleton University. She is an expert in algorithms, computational geometry and visualization. In the upcoming academic year, she will be teaching computational thinking, discrete... MoreWednesday, July 8, 2020Grad Stories 2020: Lifelong Learning: York Prof Returns to the Classroom at CarletonAlthough York University Prof. Sandra Gabriele has practiced and taught design for almost 40 years, she still loves to be a... MoreWednesday, July 8, 2020Computer Science alum launch RideBuddie app to serve long-distance ride share marketAs COVID-19 dominated headlines and monopolized public consciousness, a significant shift in Canada’s transportation network went mostly... MoreTuesday, June 16, 2020Congratulations class of 2020!Congratulations, you made it! It’s time to celebrate all the hard work that led to this joyful occasion.... MoreTuesday, June 16, 2020SCS Introduces Laptop RequirementThe School of Computer Science has introduced a laptop requirement for all first year Computer Science students and everyone enrolled in a 1st year COMP course. This will be in effect once students are physically back on campus. The School is asking that all students plan ahead, and prepare for this requirement by reviewing the recommended... MoreTuesday, June 16, 2020Carleton Researcher Develops COVID-19 AppWei Shi, an associate professor in Carleton’s School of Information Technology, has developed an app that informs users if they could have been exposed to known COVID-19 cases – without ever collecting their personal... MoreTuesday, June 9, 2020TA Award Winners and Nominees for 2019-20Congratulations to all TA Award Winners and Nominees for 2019-20 academic year! Manuel Lebron Flores - School of Computer Science TA Excellence Award Winner (Undergraduate) Francois-Xavier Chaplain Corriveau - School of Computer Science TA Excellence Award Winner (Graduate) Kevin Hua - EDC’s Outstanding TA Awards Winner Nominees: Joyce... MoreThursday, May 21, 2020Khadija Baig Provost Scholar Award RecipientsKhadija Baig is a computer science student with a minor in psychology who has extensive research experience and was selected to represent Carleton at the National Conference for Undergraduate Research in Montana in... MoreThursday, May 14, 2020Carleton Computer Science Students Complete First-in-Canada Shopify Dev DegreeDev Degree is a first-in-Canada four-year, work-integrated learning program that combines hands-on developer experience at Shopify with an accredited computer science... MoreTuesday, April 21, 2020Audrey Girouard Earns Outstanding Young Computer Science Researcher AwardGirouard’s research pioneers novel interaction techniques with emerging computer interfaces, and it earned her a 2019 CS-CAN/Info-CAN Outstanding Young Computer Science Research... MoreThursday, April 9, 2020New Internet Security textbook from Computer Science faculty memberThe School of Computer Science is proud to announce the availability of a new book Computer Security and the Internet: Tools and Jewels (Springer Nature, 2020) by Carleton University faculty member Paul Van Oorschot, an internationally renowned scholar in computer security and applied cryptography. Already in use in our courses at Carleton and... MoreFriday, April 3, 2020Carleton Receives NSERC Grants to Support Innovative Industry PartnershipsProsenjit Bose, professor in the School of Computer Science is one of seven Carleton University researchers that have received Engage Grants from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of... MoreWednesday, February 12, 2020Cancelled – Annual Computer Science End of Year BBQ – CancelledThe School of Computer Science (SCS) and Carleton Computer Science Society (CCSS) welcomes ALL computer science, HCI and Data Science students, faculty, staff and CS alumni to our annual end of year BBQ on Friday, March 27th at 5:30 pm. For more event details and to purchase a ticket, please click... MoreFriday, November 29, 2019Carleton Crew at Canopy Growth is Shaping the Future of Canada’s Cannabis IndustryThird year computer science student David Nguyen, who recently completed a total of 12 months with Canopy Growth’s software development group, was part of the team responsible for developing the company’s mobile companion app, which will enable smart features on select devices. He believes the transparency offered by the app can help educate... MoreFriday, October 4, 2019Maclean’s Latest Rankings Confirm Carleton’s MomentumAmong all universities in Canada (49 were ranked), Carleton’s programs in computer science, engineering and mathematics were ranked in the top... MoreThursday, October 3, 2019Navigating the Job Market: Hala Assal, PhD in Computer Science (2018)For graduate students engaging in career planning, recent Master’s and PhD alumni can be valuable sources of information. Read Hala's story about the post-graduation job search, some of the challenges she encountered and her advice for new... MoreTuesday, July 23, 2019Rebel Computer Grad Rocks Music WorldNicholas Osborne is a bit of a black sheep. Despite growing up in a liberal arts family — his father John Osborne was dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at Carleton, while his mother, Colette Osborne, was an adjunct professor in the Department of French — Nicholas decided to study computers and math... MoreWednesday, April 24, 2019Developer Student ClubsDeveloper Student Clubs (DSC) help thousands of student developers learn together and work with their communities to solve real-life problems. University students who lead a DSC, gain access to Google technology, events, and mentorship while training their local community through fun meetups, project building activities and global competitions.... MorePage 1 Page 2 Next » Share: Twitter, Facebook Short URL: https://carleton.ca/scs/?p=136
