Last May was Hemochromatosis Month – a month to bring awareness to a potentially fatal (if left untreated) genetic disorder that causes the accumulation of iron in the body. After being diagnosed with the disorder, Professor Gary Grewal decided to develop an app to help manage his condition. Together, with Dr. Hamilton-Wright and students Frank Liu, Andrew D'Angelo, and John Carter, he developed a mobile app, called Iron Tracker.
On behalf of the School of Computer Science Awards Committee, we are happy to announce the winners of our annual undergraduate awards.
Over the weekend of September 19th, 20th and 21st, The School of Computer Science attended the Ontario Universities' Fair, the largest educational fair in Canada.
Prospective students and parents visited the University of Guelph booth to talk personally with student representatives, professors, recruitment officers and academic counselors to learn about the University's academic programs, co-operative education department, admission requirements, residences, student life and anything else that may help students make a decision about which university to choose.
The School of Computer Science is proud to announce that two students from the SoCS have won several awards at recent pitch competitions and hackathons.
Yesterday the School of Computer Science celebrated the beginning of a new semester with the SoCS Annual BBQ.
To welcome the new undergraduates, existing students, staff, and faculty flocked to Johnston Green to enjoy the great weather and some great food. The new SoCS t-shirts were also distributed to first year students. Designed by recent graduate and entrepreneur Ben Douek, the shirts were a big hit.
For those of you who missed the Beyond The Code talk with Dr. Gillis and the senior undergraduate students, here's a list of the various groups and events you might want to get involved with this year.
On Campus Groups
The students, staff, and faculty of the School of Computer Science would like to say hello and welcome to the incoming 2014 computer science students.
To start your first semester off right, join us at the following events.
The School of Computer Science is pleased to announce the following PhD Seminar, Connection point Selection in HWNs to improve QoS/QoE, reduce cost and increase profits, presented by PhD Candidate Jason Ernst.
The seminar will take place September 10, 2014 in Reynolds 219 at 2:00 pm.
Connection point Selection in HWNs to improve QoS/QoE, reduce cost and increase profits
The School of Computer Science is pleased to announce the following PhD Seminar, A QoS Provisioning Framework for Sessions with Multiple Heterogeneous Participants in NGN and UC Networks, presented by PhD Student Abdelwahab Elnaka. The seminar will take place August 26, 2014 in Reynolds 312 at 2:00 pm.
A QoS Provisioning Framework for Sessions with Multiple Heterogeneous Participants in NGN and UC Networks
The School of Computer Science is pleased to announce the following MSc Defence, Leveraging Knowledge Through Ontology Design, presented by MSc Candidate Gabriela Henriques.
The defence will take place August 20, 2014 in Reynolds 219 at 1:30 pm.
Leveraging Knowledge Through Ontology Design