Selina Gabriele and Jonathan Binder are the founders of Articulus, developing an app to transcribe lectures.
Selina Gabriele and Jonathan Binder are the founders of Articulus, developing an app to transcribe lectures.
Youshaa El-Abed (BSc 2018) accepts the President’s Medal in recognition of his academic achievements and leadership contributions to campus life.
President’s Medallist Youshaa El-Abed and Governor General’s Silver Medallist Tommaso Iacobelli both held appointments as Outstanding Scholars.
Master of Applied Computing students Aman Mendiratta and Sugam Dhalla consider a coding challenge during the Hacking Health Windsor-Detroit competition.
Two teams from UWindsor’s School of Computer Science took home prizes at the fourth annual Hacking Health Windsor-Detroit on April 13 and 14.
Students try out virtual reality during Computer Science Demo Day, Monday in the student centre.
Computer Science Demo Day gave students a chance to show their work to the campus community as well as to industry, friends, and family.
School of Computer Science Demo Day runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, April 2, in the CAW Student Centre Commons.
School of Computer Science Demo Day runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, April 2, in the CAW Student Centre Commons.
Shane Peelar, a doctoral student of computer science, displays a sample machine part created by three-dimensional printing.
A fellowship funded by a provincial program will support an academic-industry partnership in additive manufacturing.
Anna Medved, a 15-year-old Grade 10 student at Sandwich Secondary, takes part in the university’s first-ever coding workshop for girls.
A packed room of 40 girls learned the basics of the Python computer programming language at a free workshop Saturday.
Computer science professor Sherif Saad has helped to design a computer algorithm that identify fake news stories.
Computer science professor Sherif Saad has helped to design a computer algorithm that identify fake news stories.
The IEEE CIS/SMC Challenge will test student skills in problem solving, analysis, programming, and technical writing.
A collaboration with computer science will allow forensics students to acquire skiils in information technology.
The Forensic Sciences program is starting a new stream of Information Technology for students completing their honours degrees.
