61. No Title The Texas tech Chancellor s office offers several The computer science department also offers several information concerning financial assistance in computer http://www.cs.ttu.edu/grad/brochure.php

GRADUATE PROGRAM OVERVIEW Overview The Department of Computer Science at Texas Tech University provides an excellent environment for furthering your studies. There are twenty faculty members, with research specialties across the entire spectrum of Computer Science; see http://www.cs.ttu.edu/research/ or the personal pages of the faculty, at http://www.cs.ttu.edu/people/faculty/, for more information. The Computer Science Department at Texas Tech University offers three graduate degree programs. Master of Science in Computer Science Master of Science in Software Engineering Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science The programs provide a strong background in Computer Science, specialization in subject tracks, and opportunities for research. A vast array of modern computing facilities are provided for graduate students. The graduate lab provides several Sun Workstations for graduate students. Directed research labs provide Sun, SGI, and Windows workstations, as well as research specific equipment such as mobile robots, 3-D digitization equipment, and force-feedback (haptic) input devices. Off campus, the High Performance Computing Center houses several high-performance computer systems along with a panoramic theater for graphic and visualization demonstrations.

62. Computer Science And Engineering Association MCA (Regular), MCA (Evening), ME (computer science and Engineering be elected from BE/B.tech final years Providing financial assistance for the needy students http://cs.annauniv.edu/associations_and_events/csea.html

Home General Body Events 2003-04 Inauguration Website Relaunching SYNC '03 Abacus ... CSEA Diary Computer Science and Engineering Association The Computer Science and Engineering Association (CSEA) is a coordinating body under the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (DCSE). It was established to coordinate the activities of DCSE and promote organizing skills of the students of the department. All the students of undergraduate programs and postgraduate programs of DCSE are members of CSEA. The undergraduate programs of the department include B.E. (Computer Science and Engineering) and B.Tech (Information Technology). The postgraduate programs include MCA (Regular), MCA (Evening), M.E. (Computer Science and Engineering), M.E. (Software Engineering), M.Tech (Information Technology), M.Tech (Multimedia Technology). All the members should pay an association fee of Rs. 125 for every academic year. The general body of CSEA includes President, Treasurer, Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary, Joint-Secretary, Student Treasurer and a CSEA representative from each undergraduate and post-graduate class as an executive member. The President and Treasurer are staffs under DCSE. The other office bearers are students from DCSE. Chairman , Secretary and Student Treasurer would be elected from B.E./B.Tech final years, Vice-Chairman from MCA (Regular) final year and Joint-Secretary from MCA (Evening) final year. The activities of CSEA include Maintenance of the official website of DCSE

63. Tech Focus > Projects > NCSA Projects to integrate the use of computerbased modeling and scientific visualization in science and mathematics classrooms to observe, offering assistance to the http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/TechFocus/Projects/NCSA/Graduate_Teaching_Fellows_i

About Us NCSA Alliance TeraGrid Expeditions Atmospheric Discovery Community Codes Performance Engineering Data Quest ... Scientific Workspaces Outreach EOT Community Partnerships Private Sector Program User Information Getting Started Consulting Training Alliance Resources News Access Online data link Newsletter Press Room Graduate Teaching Fellows in K-12 Education (GK-12) Program Technical Point of Contact: Management Point of Contact: Name: Eric Jakobsson Email: jake@ncsa.uiuc.edu Phone: NCSA Division: Education, Outreach and Training Name: Umesh Thakkar Email: uthakkar@ncsa.uiuc.edu Phone: NCSA Division: Education, Outreach, and Training Project URL: http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Divisions/eot/gk12/ Summary: The Graduate Teaching Fellows in K-12 Education (GK-12) Program supports teaching fellowships for graduate students in the sciences, mathematics, engineering, and technology (SMET) disciplines. The GK-12 Program is a collaboration of three campuses: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, University of Alabama at Birmingham, and University of Alabama at Huntsville. The selected fellows collaborate with SMET and Education faculty and participating K-12 teachers to integrate the use of computer-based modeling and scientific visualization in science and mathematics education. Responsibilities of these fellows include visiting classrooms to observe, offering assistance to the collaborating teachers, and co-teaching courses with these teachers. Description: The GK-12 program extends the catalyzing impact of the Educational Grid program, a consortium committed to developing, testing, and disseminating systemic approaches to integrate the use of computer-based modeling and scientific visualization in science and mathematics education. The role of GK-12 fellows is to bring to each team content expertise and experience with applications of computational science, modeling, and visualization. Fellows will benefit by improving their own computational skills, learning to relate complex science and mathematics concepts to others, becoming comfortable with teaching, and by understanding how they can participate in the improvement of science and mathematics education. Teachers and education faculty benefit from access to content expertise, assistance with the use of computational modeling and visualization tools, and by learning current scientific methods. The main objectives include:

64. Tech Focus > Projects > NCSA Projects Phone (217) 2440645 NCSA Division Computational science Directorate. assistance to current users and staff in maintaining their computer accounts. http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/TechFocus/Projects/NCSA/Alliance_Allocations.html

About Us NCSA Alliance TeraGrid Expeditions Atmospheric Discovery Community Codes Performance Engineering Data Quest ... Scientific Workspaces Outreach EOT Community Partnerships Private Sector Program User Information Getting Started Consulting Training Alliance Resources News Access Online data link Newsletter Press Room Alliance Allocations Technical Point of Contact: Management Point of Contact: Name: NCSA Allocations Email: allocations@ncsa.uiuc.edu Phone: NCSA Division: Computational Science Directorate Name: Melissa Johnson Email: melissaj@ncsa.uiuc.edu Phone: NCSA Division: Computational Science Directorate Project URL: http://www.ncsa.uiuc.edu/UserInfo/Allocations/ Summary: Regularly-scheduled peer review meetings are held to evaluate proposals that request time on the Alliance, PSC, and NPACI machines. The NCSA Allocations staff prepares for and oversees these review meetings and is responsible for processing all awards resulting from these meetings. In addition, the Allocations staff provides on a daily basis: · assistance to reviewers and PIs submitting using the online proposal system · quality service to users wishing to obtain non-peer reviewed projects on NCSA computers · assistance to current users and staff in maintaining their computer accounts · approval and extension of time for current projects · refund of service units to project when necessary · collection of project updates and final project reports · sponsored guest accounts for temporary access to computers · set up accounts for all new staff · delete accounts for all exiting staff and sponsored guests

65. Erika Rogers Curriculum Vitae technology Transfer Symposium, ``TeleAssistance for Semi of South Florida, computer science Seminar, Tampa, Fl Georgia tech., GVU Seminar, Atlanta, GA, Apr 92. http://www.csc.calpoly.edu/~erogers/BIO/vitae03.html

Curriculum Vitae Erika Rogers Dept. of Computer Science California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 Phone: (805) 756-5526. E-mail: erogers@csc.calpoly.edu http://www.csc.calpoly.edu/~erogers EDUCATION Ph.D. 1992, Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence). Georgia Inst. of Technology. M.S. 1985, Computer Science (Computer Graphics). Georgia Inst. of Technology. B.Math. 1984, Applied Math and Computer Science. University of Waterloo. B.A. 1978, Modern Languages. University of Western Ontario. EMPLOYMENT 2003 - Present: Director, Cal Poly University Honors Program, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA. 2002 - Present: Professor, Dept. of Computer Science, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA. 1998 - 2002: Associate Professor, Dept. of Computer Science, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, CA 1993: Instructor, School of Mathematics, Georgia Tech., Atlanta, GA. 1989 - 1992: Graduate Research Assistant, Georgia Tech., Atlanta, GA. 1991: Graduate Teaching Assistant, Georgia Tech., Atlanta, GA.

66. Assisstive Technology software tools that make the computer more accessible Webbased Internet business specializing in assistive technology. Oklahoma Able tech Home Page The purpose http://www.fapeonline.org/AssTech.htm

Assisstive Technology Every disabled child in America is entitled to a free appropriate public education What is FAPE? FREE APPROPRIATE PUBLIC EDUCATION - In order to comply with the federal mandate (Public Law 102-119, known as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, Part B (34 CFR Parts 300 and 301 and Appendix C) that all disabled children receive a free appropriate public education, a school district must provide special education and related services at no cost to the child or her/his parents. Search this site powered by FreeFind Free Stuff Disability Links Parental Rights ... Adaptive Technology Resources Dedicated to assisting indivuals who are blind or visually impaired in regaining independence and providing a better way to look at life! IBM Special Needs Systems provides a list of products and software to help people who have special needs access and use technology. Captioned Media Program The Captioned Media Program (CMP) provides free-loan captioned videos and other media to parents, teachers and others who work with children with a hearing loss. CMP is sponsored by the U. S. Department of Education and has over 4,000 titles for loan. Tech Tots a program designed to introduce children with disabilities to technology.

67. Computer Science And Information Technology Resources our ebook guide or ask a librarian for assistance. a good resource from Virginia tech and the computer science clearinghouse This site from the University of http://www.gpc.edu/gusclib/research/info_tech.html

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69. Mining Engineering Degree Program At Michigan Tech Undergraduate Program engineering mechanics, english communication, computer science, economics, and here for more information on Financial Assistance for Michigan tech students http://www.mg.mtu.edu/mining/undergrad.html

MINING ENGINEERING PROGRAM Undergraduate Programs Mission and Vision: Mining Engineering Department Undergraduate Advising Degrees Offered Not accepting new mining engineering undergraduate students. This page is for the information of continuing undergraduates. BS in Mining Engineering Certificate in Mine Environmental Engineering Mining engineers require a broad understanding of basic sciences, engineering, and economic principles. General education, communications skills, and comprehension of social factors are also important, since engineers often assume managerial functions within the mining industry. The Michigan Tech Mining Engineering degree program offers advantages associated with a friendly learning environment and closely knit educational support group. These conditions allow students to interact more freely with other students and faculty, resulting in a more in-depth understanding of their prospective careers and better than average job placement. Mining Engineering Program Bachelor of Science Degree in Mining Engineering Environmental Programs Mining impacts the environment in the areas of land disturbance, air pollution, and water pollution. With the increasing awareness and concern for the environment by the public and the rapid expansion of environmental regulations, there is a greater demand for engineers with the knowledge and skills required to assess, characterize, and remediate environmental problems related to mineral exploitation, handling, processing, and disposal.

70. Computers And The Disabled Rehab Management Journal of Rehabilitation; tech Act Initiatives - All assistive technology, Inc. Crick Software; Darci Institute; Dolphin computer Access; Doug http://cs.millersv.edu/~liffick/disabilities.html

Dr. Blaise W. Liffick Computers and the Disabled One of the most socially responsible areas of research in computer science is in the area of applying computer technology to help people with disabilities. Here there is often a direct benefit to a population which is generally considered problematic for society. From systems that aid in overcoming mobility problems to augmentative and alternative communication, this research is aimed at giving everyone a chance at a productive and fulfilling life. This research includes cutting edge technology in graphics, robotics, speech recognition, and image processing. For examples of research in this area, see my papers Assistive Technology in Computer Science A Haptics Experiment in Assistive Technology for Undergraduate HCI Students ViKI: A Virtual Keyboard Interface for the Handicapped The following is a growing list of sites that either perform basic research or provide direct services to people with disabilities. Although some attempt has been made to categorize the links, realize that many of the links fit in more than one category - in such a case a somewhat arbitrary decision was made about what category to place them in. Finally, appearance on this list does not in any way constitute an endorsement of either the company or products. Education and Research Assistive Technology Outcomes Assistive Technology Outcomes Measurement System (ATOMS) Association on Higher Education and Disability (AHEAD) Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge University, Dasher Project

71. NTU, The Leading Distance Learning, Distance Education Provider, Other Academic needs of students working in hightech fields FT 004-NT Foundations of computer science Formal Languages Teaching assistance, via e-mail and telephone, will be http://www.ntu.edu/AC/fast_track.asp

News About Us Site Map Contact Us ... Log In Search More Search Options Academic Courses and Programs Academic Programs Main Master's Degrees Certificate Programs Fast Track Program ... Foundation Courses NTU Information Customer Service NEW! Admissions Registration Financial Assistance Tuition and Fees ... NTU View Other Links Accreditation University Partners NTU Academic Bulletin 2003-2004 Graduate Candidate List 2003 NTU Fast Track in Computer Science NTU offers an accelerated academic program of six undergraduate computer science courses designed to help students stay on track in their careers. The Fast Track program offers focused, in-depth courses to learn core computer science knowledge to help in the transition from hardware to software engineering. Instructors have condensed course material to specifically meet the needs of students working in high-tech fields. Each course is 1.6 credits and is available in two formats: 1) prepackaged videotapes and textbook, or 2) prepackaged CD-ROM and textbook. In either case the tuition is $1000 for AUDIT, or $1160 for PASS/FAIL. The option the student chooses must be indicated at the time of registration. Course notes are provided as well as optional homework assignments and exams. A teaching assistant is available via e-mail and phone to answer questions and help with assignments. The Prepackaged Videotapes and the Prepackaged CD-ROM options are offered throughout the year.

72. 2000 Conference Proceedings Center for Rehabilitation technology Georgia tech., Atlanta, GA teachers do not know about assistive technology and a student to be able to use the computer. http://www.csun.edu/cod/conf/2000/proceedings/0147Milchus.htm

2000 Conference Proceedings Go to previous article Go to next article Return to 2000 Table of Contents USING COMPUTERS TO MAKE SCIENCE LABS ACCESSIBLE TO STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES Karen Milchus and John Goldthwaite Center for Rehabilitation Technology Georgia Tech., Atlanta, GA 30318 Phone: (404) 894-4960 FAX: (404) 894-9320 E-mail: karen.milchus@arch.gatech.edu E-mail: john.goldthwaite@arch.gatech.edu USING COMPUTERS TO MAKE SCIENCE LABS ACCESSIBLE TO STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES Karen Milchus and John Goldthwaite Center for Rehabilitation Technology Georgia Tech., Atlanta, GA 30318 Phone: (404) 894-4960 FAX: (404) 894-9320 E-mail: karen.milchus@arch.gatech.edu E-mail: john.goldthwaite@arch.gatech.edu This hands-on computer session will demonstrate several ways that high school or college level chemistry and physics laboratory activities may be made accessible to students with physical or visual disabilities. Computer technology is becoming a more important component of high school and college science classes. Computer-controlled laboratory systems allow a person to make measurements with sensors connected to computers. Experiment simulation software may be included with textbooks. For students with a physical or visual disability, combining these science technologies with computer access technology and alternative techniques may provide them with a means to actively participate in science laboratories for the first time. This session will demonstrate some of these technology combinations and provide participants with an opportunity to complete several experiments.

73. ACNS Computing Labs At CSU Wheelchair access Yes Ergonomics assistive tech computer has three Other computer Labs at Colorado State. College of Agricultural Sciences Computing Labs. http://www.colostate.edu/services/ACNS/labs.html

Search ACNS Systems Status Computing A-Z Students can check out laptop computers at the Morgan Library Loan/Reserve Desk Student Computing Labs at Colorado State University Following is a list of student computer labs at CSU. Open access labs are open to all students. Restricted access labs are maintained by colleges and departments for their own students. Most of the restricted access labs are funded by student technology charges. Please contact us if your lab is not listed or information needs to be updated. OPEN ACCESS COMPUTER LABS RESTRICTED ACCESS COMPUTER LABS COMPUTING RESOURCES AT MORGAN LIBRARY OTHER COMPUTER LABS AT CSU ... WIRELESS COMPUTING AT CSU Open Access Computing Labs The following labs are open to all CSU students: All-University Computer Lab (CTSS) 2nd Floor Weber E-Cave 23 Lory Student Center, next to Subway

74. Linux News: Personal Tech: Test-Driving Assistive Technologies less odd than talking out loud to a computer. the keyboard after several weeks of using assistive technologies tech News Flash View Sample ECommerce Minute http://www.linuxinsider.com/story/31533.html

E-BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY CRM LINUX ... Personal Tech www.LinuxInsider.com OPEN SOURCE DISTROS GLOBAL AT WORK ... COMMENTARY June 7, 2004 PERSONAL TECH PRODUCT REVIEW: Test-Driving Assistive Technologies By Tiernan Ray www.EcommerceTimes.com Part of the ECT News Network 09/09/03 10:02 AM PT Voice recognition is pretty good, but handwriting wins for computer control, hands down. Free Newsletter Now Available From TechNewsWorld. Tech News Flash is your one-stop source for daily technology news and information, delivered straight to your inbox directly from TechNewsWorld. Keep up with the latest breaking tech news and enjoy insightful analysis from our team of expert writers and reporters. Subscribe Today I'm writing this article on my computer with a pen input tablet, forsaking the usual speed and ease of the keyboard to see how the other 14 percent lives. I'm referring to the 39.5 million Americans over age 5 with some kind of disability, acording to the 2000 U.S. census. When I broke a bone in my right hand recently, I was suddenly thrust into that other world. I decided to explore the state of assistive technologies and see how well I would get along. I learned to touch type several years ago, so I knew when I began this expedition that having to learn another input method would be odious. It's hard to find a substitute for the speed and simplicity of keyboard input once you've become proficient. My first foray into assistive technology was another input method in which I'm practiced the PalmPilot's Grafitti language. I've written entire articles on the Palm while travelling about the country, so writing things in the device's built-in notepad software and then transferring it to my computer desktop seemed like a fair idea.

75. Student Services tech Support. Anne Publicover is the student ombudsman for the Faculty of computer science. and direct you to other people who might be of assistance as well. http://www.cs.dal.ca/studentservices/

Prospective Students CS People Graduate Undergraduate ... Home The Faculty of Computer Science is pleased to provide a number of services in order to make your stay at university more enjoyable. These services include: FAQ Our Frequently Asked Questions are available to help you get through some common situations that you may encounter. We encourage you to have a quick browse through them. Tech Support Technical Support for the Faculty of Computer Science consists of four full-time employees. This team is responsible for providing computing services, including hardware, software and support, to the Faculty. To assist in this, they provide a Help Desk which consists of four full-time co-op and three part-time students. Undergraduate Advisor Dr. Norm Scrimger is the undergraduate student advisor. He provides guidance to students in areas such as what courses are required to graduate and help with academic regulations. All undergraduate students should see him at least once during their degree to ensure that they are on track with their degree. Appointments can be made with him by contacting the undergraduate secretary Carole Poirier at or by calling 494-2407.

76. Graduate Academics At Rensselaer Computer Science Students can get assistance in finding coop positions computer science majors work for a wide variety of for the traditional large high tech companies that http://www.cs.rpi.edu/admissions/undergrad/faq.html

Recent Department News Upcoming events Site search: Admissions Academics Research People ... Graduate Institute Admissions: Undergraduate Graduate Colloquia News ... Institute Computing No Menu Selected Admissions Undergraduate Admissions Prospective Students FAQ What languages will I learn? Most programming in lower level computer science courses is done in C++. In other courses, you might learn Java, Assembler, Lisp, or Perl. However, the study of Computer Science is a lot more than just learning languages. In all of your courses, learning a new programming language will be incidental to the content of the course. How does Computer Science differ from Computer Engineering? Computer Science is primarily the study of the programming process and the design of computer software. In addition to learning good programming practices, students are exposed to applied areas such as artificial intelligence, databases, programming language design, and operating systems. Computer Engineering is more concerned with the design of computer hardware and circuit design. Computer Engineers also take traditional engineering courses such as Chemistry of Materials and Engineering Design. Regardless of your choice of major, you can take courses in either program; engineering students can take Computer Science courses, and Computer Science majors can take engineering courses.

77. Tech@Westminster - Westminster College, Salt Lake City, UT Teachers use tech. at the primary level, meaning users can contact IT and receive assistance. special uses such as graphic design and computer science courses http://www.westminstercollege.edu/technology/index.cfm?parent=927&detail=953&con

78. Science: NewsFactor Network - Innovation - Voice Mouse Turns Silent Computer Scr Talkies By Mike Martin SCITECH November 19 solution to the problem of computer access for market, Microsoft has been developing assistive technologies for http://sci.newsfactor.com/perl/story/20022.html

NewsFactor Enterprise I.T. Sites: Top Tech News CIO Wireless Security ... CRM FIND: June 7, 2004 Updated Daily Sci:Tech Home Innovation Science Top Tech News Home/Top News Enterprise Databases Hardware ... E-Commerce Top Tech News CRM Alert Wireless Industry Alert Top CIO News Enterprise Security Report Data Storage Report BPM Industry Alert Contact Center Industry Alert Innovation Voice Mouse Turns Silent Computer Screens into 'Talkies' By Mike Martin NewsFactor Innovation November 19, 2002 4:00AM "It takes almost the same time to point by voice mouse or by hand, even for a nondisabled person," said Commodio CTO Leonid Brailovsky. "A person having hand motion impairments, repetitive strain injury or poor vision will have a clear advantage." Interested in technology and innovation news? Add this site to your "Favorites" to find your way back easily next time. Seventy-odd years after Mickey the world's first mouse with a voice made his debut in "Steamboat Willie," an Israeli-American technology firm has introduced the world's first "voice mouse." The new hands-free navigation tool promises to turn the last silent screens on the planet, computer monitors, into "talkies" that respond to the spoken word. Designed to enhance the accessibility of the most important communications tool in a generation, the personal computer, the

79. BW Online | August 19, 2003 | Assistive Tech Needs A Hand In D.C. PRICEY tech AIDS. The primary obstacle to that may be that assistive technology can be prohibitively expensive A personal computer configured for a http://netscape.businessweek.com/technology/content/aug2003/tc20030819_6038_tc12

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80. College Of Computer & Information Science - Sample Co-op Jobs On occasion, entrylevel students from computer and information science USER ASSISTANCE Desk Top Support, tech Support, User Assistance Support, Help http://www.coop.neu.edu/employer/jobs_CSIS.html

General Info Hiring a Co-op Co-op Calendar FAQs ... Career Fairs Sample Co-op Jobs Contact person: Aileen Kent Yates, 617.373.4151, a.yates@neu.edu SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT: Software Developer, Software Engineer, C++ Developer, Java Developer, Programmer, Applications Developer, Applications Engineer, C Sharp Developer SYSTEMS ANALYSIS: Systems Developer, Systems Analyst, IT Analyst, Database Designer, Database Engineer, Website Database Developer, Systems Software Architect, Database Developer, DBA/SQL Developer Network Engineer, Network Analyst, Network Administrator, Tech Support/Network Engineer, Security Engineer, Network Security Specialist, Security Administrator WEB DEVELOPMENT: On occasion, entry-level students from computer and information science will also take positions in the following areas: QA/TESTING: USER ASSISTANCE: Desk Top Support, Tech Support, User Assistance Support, Help Desk, IT Support For questions, concerns, information, appointments, etc., please contact us Students Employers International ... Northeastern University Home

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