Events

  • A look at the recent retirement event for Drs. Alex Borgida and Lou Steinberg, long veterans of the Rutgers Computer Science Department
  • Congratulations, 2018 grads!  Here's a look at the Graduation Picnic!  (Keep an eye out for the Larsicorn.)
  • The Rutgers MS in CS program hosted the Awards for best projects in Spring of 2018 on May 1, 2018.
  • The Rutgers "STEAM" (STEM x Arts) student group hosted a panel discussion on "Careers in STEAM" on April 13, 2018.
  • Rutgers Computer Science is 50!  A Celebration of it, with talks on the history of the department, and the future of computer science (and the department's place in it.)
  • Rutgers Hosted the Greater NY Regional ACM Programming Contest in October of 2010. The event was a great success, with 48 student teams trying to solve computing problems as quickly as possible (in the five hours of the contest) -- the winner going on to the Internationals in March.
  • On March 26, 2011, over 100 programmers turned up at Rutgers' Hill Center for a 24-hour programming frenzy in search of actualizations of clever ideas and data manipulation. More info on HackRU can be found here.
  • DCS Graduation 2011 - A quick little movie of the event. (May 2011)
  • DCS Graduation 2012 - Speeches, and introduction of graduates. (May 2012)
  • May 19, 2013 saw the Graduation Ceremony for Computer Science graduates.
  • DCS at Rutgers Day 2011! Here's a little bit of a flavor of this very successful showing-off of departmental research to the public. (April 2011)
  • Video from the DCS Graduation Ceremonies of 2014 (not including images of the graduates of the graduates receiving their diploma, which have yet to arrive from the photographers. But including "the walk in", "the talk" (by Dr. Nguyen), "the walk out", and "the happy time." The 'diploma' part will be added when those images are available.) (May 2014)
  • Open House 2004
    Technical Lectures
    • Internet2: Internet Technology for Instruction
    • On March 21, 2007, a symposium on how technology is becoming a more pervasive and critical component within the arts, humanities, and social sciences was held in New Brunswick, Newark, and Camden You can view the agenda and slides here, and download and view video and audio podcasts in itunes-u
    • Spam and Email in Computer Science
    • A December 5, 2006 presentation by Hanz Makmur of LCSR describing our response to the tsunami of spam. You can view any of the talks in a variety of formats, including podcasts. (These presentations produced by LCSR).
    • Internet2: Internet Technology for Research
    • On April 4, 2006, a symposium on the impact of national directions in cyberinfrastructure was held in New Brunswick, Newark, Camden, and Washington DC. You can view any of the talks in a variety of formats, including lecture123 and podcasts. (These presentations produced by LCSR).

Some events available via podcasts, or realmedia presentations. Pages engineered by Charles McGrew.  Copyrights held by relevant entities.