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NSF CAREER Grant awarded to Janet Burge
Dr. Janet Burge, assistant professor of computer science and software engineering was recently awarded a National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER Award for $527,684 for a five-year project: “Rationale Capture for High-Assurance Systems.” Dr. Burge studies how rationale, the reasons behind the decisions made when developing software or other engineering artifacts can be captured and used to [...]
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CSE Faculty Receive Howe Center Grant The Howe Center for Writing Excellence has announced the recipients of three grants for the 2009-2010 academic year. The goal of these awards is to support high-impact projects that will help students write better and learn more through writing.
A team of five faculty members in the computer science and software engineering department received a $5,000 [...]
New Name brings New Major Computer Science and Software Engineering (CSE) is now the new name for Computer Science and Systems Analysis (CSA). The new name reflects the launch of our new major in Software Engineering.
This is the first and only Software Engineering major in Ohio and is modeled on the Software Engineering 2004 curriculum guidelines from the IEEE Computer [...]
Miami engineering programs receive Toyotas Two vehicles were donated to Miami University by Toyota Motor Engineering and Manufacturing North America. The first was a 2004 Toyota Solara SLE (value $16,500) and the second was a 2007 Toyota Camry XLE (value $22,500). For each new model, Toyota produces trial vehicles to verify design and manufacturing requirements. These vehicles are then [...]
U.S.News & World Report: MU and Engineering Programs receive rankings Miami University ranked 34th among top public national universities in the country in the just-released U.S.News & World Report 2010 edition of America’s Best Colleges. Miami is one of only 19 national universities cited for its strong commitment to teaching.
In a new ranking in the annual guide, U.S. News says it asked university officials in [...]
Yu Tong (Jade) Morton Sigma XI Researcher of the Year Yu Tong (Jade) Morton, professor of electrical and computer engineering, has been named Miami’s Sigma Xi Researcher of the Year for 2009.
Morton’s research encompasses both real world applications and fundamental research in advanced GPS receiver design, remote sensing, and studies of the Earth’s upper atmosphere as well as signal processing and sensor integrations for [...]
Eric Bachman receives $300,000 grant from Army Research Office Eric Bachmann, associate professor in computer science and software engineering, has received a three year $300,000 grant from the Army Research Office for his work in Immersive Virtual Environments. Immersive VEs treat the user’s own body as an input device. Tracking the movement of the user’s body provides a natural and intuitive means of interacting [...]