Oruche receives prestigious GEM Associate Fellowship
Roland Oruche, a PhD student in computer science, has been named a GEM Associate Fellow by the National GEM Consortium.
Materializing creativity: REU promotes imagination in research
Students participating in an NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates learned to incorporate creativity into research.
Middle, high school students explore cyber security at Hacker Tracker Camp
During the Hacker Tracker Cyber Security Camp, middle and high school students practiced coding, explored various types of attacks and heard from experts in the field.
10 students, 10 weeks, 5 real-world research experiences
Students from around the state and country gained valuable experience in the Research Experience for Undergraduates program.
Hands-on engineering experience
Learn how several Mizzou Engineering students are getting hands-on experiences as interns at Burns & McDonnell this summer.
Spot, meet President Choi
What do you get when the University of Missouri President, five undergraduate engineering students and three robot dogs meet in Jesse Hall? A little laughter, some robotic dance moves and an encounter junior Trevontae’ Haughton won’t soon forget.
3D printing lab to provide new opportunities for students, faculty
Mizzou Engineering is ramping up efforts to train students to use 3D printing and encourage faculty to find new ways to apply the technology.
Beyond counting: computer science partnership helps speed up plant science experiments
As part of the Bioinformatics in Plant Sciences (BIPS) program, undergraduate and graduate students in plant sciences and computer science have come together to create the first phenotype image analysis system for monocot plant leaf veins called, GrasVIQ.
Mizzou Engineer to Present at Posters on the Hill
A Mizzou Engineer will be among 60 students presenting this week at Posters on the Hill, a prestigious Washington D.C.-based event that showcases top undergraduate researchers in the country. Rebecca Shyu, who is majoring in computer science, presents virtually on Wednesday, April 28.
Accelerated Master’s Degree Now Available for EECS Students
Students can now complete both a bachelor’s and master’s in computer science, computer engineering or electrical engineering in just five years. Undergraduate students who have completed at least 90 credit hours and have a 3.0 GPA or higher are eligible to apply for the accelerated master's program.