No videos at all next week!
What does “bring questions” mean?
A2: if gradle run is not able to find
prefixes.txt or prefixes_small.txt, you may
need to move them into the app directory. This was fixed in
the skeleton as of Wednesday afternoon, so if you created your A2 repo
after that, you shouldn’t have this problem.
4/28 – College of Science & Engineering Scholarship Application Deadline
Spring scholarship season is here! The College of Science & Engineering has Departmental and Self-Identified Scholarships available for qualifying students. Applications should be submitted to the CSE Scholarship Webform. Because each scholarship has different criteria, students cannot select multiple scholarships in a single application—please submit separate web forms for each scholarship you wish to be considered for.
Please note that some Departmental scholarships rotate through departments. This year, the Barbara Ellen Maguire-Veith Scholarship will be awarded to a student in the College of Science and Engineering—in other words, Computer Science students are eligible!
All applications are due to CSE by Friday, April 28. Best of luck to all applicants!
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You could be the next WWU Student Trustee! The Student Trustee is a member of the WWU Board of Trustees for one academic year as they bring to the position their individual perspective navigating the university as a student. The Student Trustee is also awarded a scholarship of up to $6000.00 per academic year. For more information & to apply, please visit the Student Trustees page on the Board of Trustees website. The deadline to apply is Monday, May 8th.
Blockchaintechnology is revolutionizing the way information is encoded, secured, and distributed. It is a technology that can improve the safety and security of existing processes in society and enable the development of systems that could not previously exist. Potential applications ofblockchainare far-reaching, including how nancial institutions exchange currency, governments protect the integrity of electronic voting, and medical providers secure health information systems.
This summer, the Computer Science Department at Boise State University will host a Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Site titled “BlockchainTechnology for a Secure Data and Communication Future.” Participants of the program will receive impactful and effective learning and research experiences that focus onblockchaintheory and technology and will be mentored in individual and collaborative learning and research environments to promote future study and career selection.
For more information about the program, benefits, and how to apply, please visit the BREU23homepage and view video testimonials from BREU22 attendees.
If you are interested in joining this year”s cohort, please apply ASAP, as the number of positions is limited.The application will be open until all positions are filled.