At CyberTruck Challenge, students hack a truck, steal the show
The intensive, weeklong event featured engineering tutorials and practical training in cybersecurity for heavy vehicles.
Tag: "Department of Computer Science"
Summer camp teaches middle schoolers code, program design
Over the last five years, the Math in Action in Computer Science camp brought 57 Native American students to campus, where they learned about STEM careers and college life.
Far-sighted: Blind student Noah Al Hadidi earns second CSU degree
It’s difficult enough for students to come to CSU from an Arabic-speaking country, having to get used to a new language and culture.
A quiet leader, Victor Fuentes has soaked up every last drop at CSU
In just three semesters, Fuentes has done his best to pack in a four-year college experience.
Four CSU students are Goldwater Scholarship honorable mentions
The Goldwater Foundation encourages outstanding students to pursue careers in mathematics, the natural sciences and engineering.
In memory: Adele Howe
Prof. Adele Howe was intelligent, caring, driven, and accomplished; and to many she was a dear and trusted friend.
CSU students join thousands for celebration of women in computing
This past fall, 10 undergraduate computer science students attended the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing.
Diversifying the sciences, for the sake of science
The College of Natural Sciences is taking a broad view to make sure everyone is welcome at the bench.
Billion-dollar hack – or not? A new approach to calculating true cost of security breaches
CSU computer scientists are creating a standard model for estimating the actual cost of a security breach.