Enterasys-UNH Parntership

UNH and Enterasys Announce New Partnership; Includes $20,000 Annually in Scholarships. Enterasys Networks and the University of New Hampshire recently announced an expanded partnership that will bring state-of-the-art technology to the College of Engineering and Physical Sciences (CEPS) as well as provide students with paid internships and enhanced technical education and training. Read more... 
Holloway Contest

Regaalo Inc. places second in Paul J. Holloway Innovation-to Market Comptetition.  Regallo Inc., a service to college students and their families that makes gift-giving easy. Family members can send gifts from the Regaalo website directly to their students’ phone or email. The family members will have the ability to select offers from local businesses and also will have access to student recommendations for, and ratings of, these businesses.  Read more...
Student Profile

Fournier, recipient of the McCooey undergrauate research award designated for funding CS undergraute students.  Read more...
CEPS Scholarship Award Ceremony

Patrick MacArthur was presented the 2011-2012 Liberty Mutual Computer Science Undergraduate Scholarship Award at the annual College of Engineering and Physical Science awards banquet.     
Cyber Security 2012

The UNH Wildhats computer security team celebrates its second-place win at the Northeast Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition recently. Front, left to right: Chris Hutchins, Alex MacPherson, Pavan Natti, Chris Neveu. Back, left to right: coach Ken Graf, David Fitzpatrick, Bryan Bickford, Sam Galletta, Frank Kreimendahl. (read more)   

In the Spotlight

Hear from Matt Robinson talk about his internship experience:  http://www.unh.edu/uacc/matt-robinson

CNN video:  "Computer Geeks King in Job Hunt"

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The UNH Computer Science curriculum emphasizes the fundamentals. We focus on teaching skills and knowledge that leave our graduates feeling confident in an ever-changing field. Requiring our students to gain a solid foundation in science and mathematics fosters an environment that encourages strong problem-solving skills and abstract thinking. Students also leave our program with solid-footing in software engineering. Since the major tenets of our curriculum are not just about teaching our students to program, our graduates are able to go out into the professional world prepared for a wide-range of jobs and to pursue advanced degrees.