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CEMS - The College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences
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The Department of Computer Science offers outstanding undergraduate and graduate degree programs with an emphasis on creative problem solving.

IMPORTANT DATES – Fall 2008

Event Date Day of Week
Add/Drop, Pass/No Pass,
Audit Deadline		 September 15 Monday
Last Day to Withdraw October 31 Friday

For more information, see UVM Academic Calendar.


PhD Assistantship Opportunities Why study computer science at CEMS?

Why study computer science at all? To find out the answers to these questions and more, see our FAQs. Or, if you'd like to learn about some really cool careers in computing, go to ACM Computing Careers.


CS research Academic Programs


Faculty Spotlight

Senior Lecturer Jeanne M. Douglas Senior Lecturer Jeanne M. Douglas, MS, MA

Jeanne earned two Masters Degrees, one in Education and one in Computer Science.

Her teaching experience spans junior high through college level. Jeanne's favorite courses to teach are in computer programming and her special interest is in curricular development for those courses. Recently, she taught a special topics course inviting students to build advanced applications with self-selected projects.

Jeanne serves on the CEMS Studies Committee and plays a significant role in student advising for the three undergraduate degree programs in Computer Science. She developed many of the advising tools currently available on the CS Department website and has also worked on the CATS degree auditing project for CS degrees in CEMS.

For more information, visit Jeanne's website.

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