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Industry, government and academia collaborate to advance cyber security, big data, and oil and gas water treatment

University of Calgary computer science students and members of the public came together for first iOS app prototype feedback session Feb. 14. Photos by Susan Cannon, University of Calgary

Computer Science students get creative in Hunter Hub Collision Space

Class of 2017: Karen Tang, David Campbell, Lauren Doyle, Una Yu Po Chow honoured for academic excellence

Advanced iOS Programming students and clients came together on the last day of classes for app prototype presentations. Photos by Susan Cannon, University of Calgary

Computer Science students get creative developing iOS apps

Christian Jacob and Markus Santoso developed HoloCell, the first holographic tool for human cell visualization.

Computer science researchers create augmented reality education tool

Elizabeth Cannon hosts first Celebration of Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Royal Society of Canada recognizes four university scholars

Computer science student selected for Google retreat

Father of Java programming language shares career wisdom at sold out event

Jalal Kawash, senior instructor in the Department of Computer Science, and his colleagues are using the tiny but powerful Raspberry Pi computer to teach hands-on learning in a new way.

Raspberry Pi ‘sweetens’ learning for computer science students