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Be sure to mark Thursday April 5th from 1:30-3 so that you can attend the Queen’s School of Computing’s day of Creative Computing: Art, Games, Research. The day will highlight the work of the School’s undergraduate and graduate students with … Continue reading →

The Queen’s School of Computing will be participating in the University’s March Break Open House on Monday March 12 and Tuesday March 13.  You can find us in Grant Hall with three tables of demos, displays, and more.  Our enthusiastic … Continue reading →

The 2011 Queen’s School of Computing Newsletter is now available on-line. Once again, Lynda Moulton has done an outstanding job of curating the major events from the past year. As a reminder, you can always read it and past newsletters … Continue reading →

According to NetworkWorld: Hottest major on campus? Computer science The nation’s best undergraduate computer science programs are bracing for a record number of applications this fall, as more high school seniors are lured by plentiful jobs, six-figure starting salaries and … Continue reading →

Dear all, Pride and passion were on display at the Queen’s School of Computing booth on Saturday October 29 during the Fall Preview at Queen’s. An impressive group of enthusiastic members of the School greeted visitors, showed demos, and spoke … Continue reading →

The Queen’s School of Computing’s innovative Computing and the Creative Arts program was recently highlighted in the Globe and Mail’s 2012 Canadian University Report. The excerpt, part of the “Fine and Performing Arts programs you may not know about… but … Continue reading →

Queen’s receives accolades in the Globe and Mail’s 2012 Canadian University Report: Summary Full report

Congratulations to Queen’s School of Computing researchers Scott Grant, Douglas Martin, James R. Cordy,and David Skillicorn, who received a best paper award at WSE 2011, the 13th IEEE International Symposium on Web Systems Evolution, in Williamsburg, Virginia, September 30, 2011. … Continue reading →

From the Queen’s University News Centre: It was an incredible summer for twenty-eight undergraduate students in the School of Computing who spent their four months away from classes getting paid to work on acclaimed and forward-thinking research in the labs … Continue reading →