On May 20th, the University of Guelph hosted their annual Spring Academic Open House (SAOH). This year, due to concerns surrounding the health and safety of our, staff, faculty, and future Gryphons, the SAOH was hosted virtually. Thank you to all of our presenters, editors, moderators, faculty, and staff for their help making this event possible! If you were unable to attend, we have developed a set of video information sessions and video testimonials.
Join us on May 20th from 10am-1pm for the Bachelor of Computing Virtual Spring Academic Open House (vSAOH) event. Live Chat will begin at 10:30am.
Register here for the event: https://admission.uoguelph.ca/openhouse
If you are attending, you may find the attached "Guide" helpful for navigating the BComp SAOH website and making the most out of the Live Chat with faculty, staff, and students! We look forward to meeting you!
These last few months of world news has had one topic at the forefront: the novel coronavirus. This novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has taken the world by storm, affecting the world on political, economic, cultural, and social levels. Research has shifted to combatting this virus on all fronts. Leveraging current technologies and research in AI and data science is allowing researchers to track the spread viruses through means other than official reports.
As you are all aware of, we are moving through a challenging period as we all dealing with the effects of this novel coronavirus on our education system. With significant disruptions to our course structure and school ecosystem, we at SoCS want to extend and remind everyone about the support we offer everyone in these troubling times. First, please remember that you should continue to follow UoG COVID-19 news for updates within the University related to COVID-19.
On March 8th, the world celebrated International Women’s Day. This day of celebration recognizes the achievements of women around the world across the political, economic, social, technological, and cultural spectrum.
Maddie Gabriel, SoCS Student, Software Engineering
Bachelor of Computing, Major in Software Engineering, Minor in Math
On March 8th, the world celebrated International Women’s Day. This day of celebration recognizes the achievements of women around the world across the political, economic, social, technological, and cultural spectrum.
On March 8th, the world celebrated International Women’s Day. This day of celebration recognizes the achievements of women around the world across the political, economic, social, technological, and cultural spectrum.
On behalf of the School of Computer Science Awards Committee, we are happy to announce the winners of our annual undergraduate awards:
Professors Shawki Areibi and Gary Grewal received the Michal Servit Best Paper Award at the International Conference on Field Programmable Logic and Applications.