Integrates academic studies with paid work experience. Beginning in their third year of Computer Science studies, Co-op students alternate four month academic terms with four month Computer Science relevant work terms.
Can robots help with loneliness?
Advancing state-of-the-art techniques for security and privacy protection
UM researchers develop app for use in disease outbreaks
Bringing data to life
IMPROVING THE USABILITY OF COMPLEX SOFTWARE
Making devices smarter
Robots as co-workers?
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Computer Science Co-op Info Session
Tuesday, April 5, 2022 1:00pm – 2:30pm Zoom (link will be shared after registration) Register Register here: https://sci.umanitoba.ca/co-op/prospective-students/info-sessions/
Celebrating International Women’s Day
MARCH 8, 2022 — International Women’s Day has its roots in labour movements, women’s suffrage movements, and socialist feminism from the early 1900s. Building on this rich history, the United Nations began celebrating International Women’s Day on March 8 during International Women’s Year 1975. Two years later, in December 1977, the General Assembly adopted a...
Entrepreneurship course inspires innovation and business training at Faculty of Science
Students have given a unanimous thumbs-up to the new course, SCI 4000 The Science Entrepreneurial Mindset! The course aims to provide students with an entrepreneurial toolkit and the confidence to bring their ideas to market. “To say this course exceeded my expectation would be an understatement! I learned many useful techniques. This course is what...
President’s Student Leadership Program
The President’s Student Leadership Program (PSLP) is Manitoba’s premier postsecondary leadership program. It is a unique-in-Canada immersive learning opportunity that brings together a cohort of students each year together from across disciplines, post-secondary institutions, interests, backgrounds and regions of the province to build their leadership potential. PSLP is the flagship program of the James W. Burns...
Stu Clark New Venture Championships: Undergraduate Edition – Apply by Jan. 26, 2022
The Stu Clark New Venture Championships: Undergraduate Edition is open to all post-secondary schools across the globe and students can apply individually or as a team. This competition is an excellent opportunity to bridge classroom learning to real-life experience as students pitch their ideas in front of judges and gain valuable feedback. For more information...
Researcher Profiles
Stephane Durocher
My research is in computational geometry, data structures, geometric optimization, and discrete algorithms. My recent…
John Anderson
Multi-Robot Systems, Multi-Agent Systems, Dynamic Heterogeneous Teamwork, robot interaction, mapping and space management, learning in…
Andrea Bunt
Dr. Andrea Bunt is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the…
Celine Latulipe
My research involves understanding how older adults and their caregivers engage with technology, and developing…
Carson Kai-Sang Leung
Data mining and analysis (including data analytics, data science & business intelligence solutions) Big data,…
Pourang Irani
Research Involves: Designing and implementing software tools to facilitate interaction with information in a ubiquitous…
Christina Penner
Courses I teach include: Introduction to Computer Science Technical Communication in Computer Science Professional Practice…
Shahin Kamali
I have a broad interest in design, analysis and limitations of algorithms. I am particularly…
James Young
human-robot interaction (HRI), human-computer interaction (HCI), domestic robots, social human-robot interaction, aging and robots, gender…
Our own Rob Guderian talks about making the most of remote teaching: Near, though far https://t.co/trZULyoHKJ
Global News Morning meets “Snugglebot” created by a @umanitoba student to offer companionship during isolating times. @umanitobasci
We're hiring a tenure-track position: https://t.co/xR0AOUoBpd
Announcing a Science elective course for Winter 2021: SCI 2000 Assessing Global Change in the Anthropocene. Details about the content can be found on the course website: https://t.co/ORekqjnODi
Announcing a Science elective course for Fall 2020: SCI 2000 Image Processing Theory and Applications. Details about the content can be found on the course website: https://t.co/3Nw0XWPeev
UM Science Co-op student lands job at Apple - Faculty of Science https://t.co/FvX3vlaiRc
Security and privacy risks with patient portal accounts in US hospitals; see what Dr Latulipe @clatulip discovered: https://t.co/RsbuVoghTw
Summer course schedules will be made available May 4 with registration starting May 19.
We’re hiring a term position Instructor: https://t.co/8nkEQUdOxB
Congratulations to Professor Hugh Williams, one of the department's founders, on receiving a much deserved Lifetime Achievement award: https://t.co/QQhCgHQoeg
New special topics grad course: "Technology & Aging" offered in Winter 2020. Contact @clatulip
Thank you Dr. Mike @umanitoba @umanitobasci for stopping by to give us a run down on CS at UM #fascinating #neighbours #anotheroption
New course offering! COMP 3190 (Intro to AI) will be offered in Winter 2020 with a limited number of spots!
International success for U of M Robot Team at FIRA HuroCup https://t.co/WNSD4nBiig
We're hiring a tenure track position in Neuroscience (joint with Biological Sciences): https://t.co/zrn64Avwhf
We're hiring a tenure-track professor: https://t.co/ot1Ixqi80I
We're hiring an Instructor: https://t.co/Dyl2PjP2Ao
Congratulations to Mia Battad – we're looking forward to meeting you soon. https://t.co/oGsRe2NOjJ
Congratulations to Dr Andrea Bunt on being a recipient of this year's CS-Can|Info-Can Outstanding Young Computer Science Researcher Award! https://t.co/aqn8EmRlbs