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Each year, the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (CEPS) celebrates the outstanding achievements of its students with awards that recognize academic accomplishments, community engagement, leadership, innovation, and volunteerism. Many of these awards are made possible by alumni and friends of CEPS, its departments and schools, and the University of Guelph.

The School of Computer Science is proud to highlight the following Bachelor of Computing award winners from our Computer Science and Software Engineering programs! 

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Looking to further your education? Join us this week, Monday, October 19th to Friday, October 23rd, as we take our event virtual with 1-hour live chats! 

Learn more about the diverse 100+ graduate programs available at the University of Guelph and connect with faculty, staff, and students to get answers to your questions and learn more about the programs that interest you. 

Computational Sciences PhD Candidate, Laura Gatto, will defend her Ph.D. Dissertation, entitled "Barriers to Employment and Equal Pay for Disadvantaged Groups" on Wednesday September 9th, 2020 at 11:00AM on Zoom. Details below.

A new art collection is in the process of being put up in the front entryway of Reynolds, titled "Modern Pandemic". This art collection consists of prints from the Bachinski Chu Print Study Collection. The exhibit that used to reside here, titled "Interplay", has been moved to the basement for further viewing.

While we can't rush to Reynolds to see the new exhibit until we are all back together again, we have included some photos of the pieces that are currently up, courtesy of Sarah Mousseau.

With the Fall semester a little different than usual, we have put together some resources to make the transition a little easier.

With everything moving to an online format in September, many students are unsure what their semester will look like. While we can’t tell you exactly what every professor is doing for their class, we can offer some insight to what it might look like.

The School of Computer Science would like to welcome Dr. Neil Bruce to our Faculty.

Congratulations to David Noel for winning the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Graduation Prize. This prize is awarded to the student graduating with the highest cumulative average from an Honours program in the college. David will be recognized in the Summerlee Science Complex on their college awards display.

We wish David the best in whatever his bright future holds!