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Welcome to the Department of Computer Science!

Welcome to the Department of Computer Science at the University of Saskatchewan. Are you a high school student thinking about a career? Have you already completed a degree and are you thinking about a Master's degree or PhD in Computer Science? Or are you just curious about our Department? Check out the Computer Science - "new IT" video for an exciting look at the facilities, programs and several new courses offered in our Department.

Take a few moments to tour our website. Take a look at our state-of-the-art facilities located in the historic Thorvaldson Building on our beautiful campus. Read about our degree programs, and check out some of the doors that a Computer Science degree will open. Read about our strong research programs that have international impact. We have excellent faculty, and technical, instructional and office staff to help you with any questions you may have.

Recent news & announcements:
2010 P.G. Sorenson Distinguished Graduate Lecture Mar 16, 2010

The Search for Invariants

Speaker:  Martin Arlitt, Senior Research Scientist, HP Labs

Date:  Friday, April 9, 2010

Time:  7:30 pm

Place:  Thorvaldson 271 (Airplane Room)

*** Everyone Welcome ***

Please visit the P.G. Sorenson Distinguished Graduate Lecture website for more information on the series.

Abstract

An invariant is an observation that is widely applicable and holds over time.  Finding invariants is important, particularly in an industrial setting, as they represent universal truths that can influence the design of new products and services, or improve the design of existing ones.  This lecture will highlight some of the searches the speaker has conducted in the past 15 years, and describe how some of the results have been adopted in practice.  The lecture will also explain some of the invariants for success in an industrial research lab.

Department TA Positions for Spring & Summer Session Mar 11, 2010

Applications are now being accepted for Teaching Assistant (TA) positions (Tutorial Leader, Marker, Advisor) for Spring & Summer Session CMPT courses (100 & 200 level courses are offered).  The on-line TA application form is available here or through the 'Student Jobs' link under your Action Menu.

Application deadline:  Friday, April 9, 2010 before 4:30 pm

Spring & Summer Session 2010:

  • Term 1:  May 12 - June 25
  • Term 2:  July 2 - August 17