| 词条 | University of Georgia Computer Science |
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|name = Computer Science Department |academic_affiliation = University of Georgia, Franklin College of Arts and Sciences |image = |head = Dr. Thiab Taha |established = 1984 |selectivity = |type = Public |city = Athens, Georgia |state = Georgia |country = USA |undergrad = 1072[1] |postgrad = 182[2] |website = {{URL|http://www.cs.uga.edu/}} }} The Computer Science Department at the University of Georgia is managed under the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences. The Computer Science department was established in 1984 and, as a result, the college is managed under the Franklin College and not the College of Engineering, which was founded in 2012.[3] 2014—2016 GrowthComputer Science is, as of September 2016, the 3rd most enrolled major at the University of Georgia and is the University's fastest growing major. The number of undergraduates enrolled as Computer Science majors increased from 614 in fall 2014 to 751 in fall 2015 (an increase of 22%).[4] In 2016, the Computer Science department was able to hire more faculty to keep up with its own growth and the national need for IT and programming related skills. This hiring process was primarily sparked by a student petition, which ammased over 1000 signatures, to the Computer Science department head and the dean of the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences. The petition requested more funding and instructors for the department.[5] Computer Science is also the 3rd highest paying major at UGA, with each student making a $59,800 starting salary and a $102,000 mid career salary on average.[6] Student Involvement and AchievementBeing the 3rd most enrolled major at the University of Georgia, the Computer Science department has a plethora of student groups and organizations. HackathonsIn 2015 the University of Georgia's first hackathon was organized by a student organization, led by an undergraduate Jaicob Stewart, known as UGA Hacks. The hackathon was co-run by Paul Hwang (who designed all of the digital art for the event) and Anurag Banerjee (who led technical infrastructure and sponsorship).[7] The UGA Hacks team put on a 36-hour coding and engineering event that was officially endorsed by Major League Hacking. UGA Hacks is planning a second hackathon in November 2016. Association for Computational MachineryThe University of Georgia of has an Association for Computing Machinery branch that operates at the school. The University also has a branch of ACM-W, which focuses on empowering collegiate women in computer science.[8] Small Satellite Research LaboratoryThe UGA Small Satellite Research Laboratory was founded in 2016 by Caleb Adams, an undergraduate computer science student, and involves around 20 students. This organization will be building the university's first satellite, which will deployed in late 2018 from the International Space Station.[9][10] References1. ^[https://oir.uga.edu/factbook/enrollment/S04EnrP30/ UGA Office of Institutional Research - Popular Degree Majors - Fall 2017] {{coord missing|Georgia (U.S. state)}}2. ^[https://oir.uga.edu/factbook/enrollment/S04EnrP30/ UGA Office of Institutional Research - Popular Degree Majors - Fall 2017] 3. ^UGA Computer Science 4. ^[https://csci.franklin.uga.edu/sites/default/files/Computer%20Science%20newsletter%202016-1.pdf UGA Computer Science Spring 2016 Newsletter] 5. ^Department of Computer Science hires more faculty to keep up with national trend 6. ^UGA Computer Science data 7. ^Student hackers to create software, hardware, art during 'Hackathon' 8. ^Useful Organizations for Computer Science Majors at UGA 9. ^UGA SSRL Team 10. ^{{cite web|title=NASA Selects Proposals for Student Flight Research Opportunities|url=http://www.nasa.gov/feature/nasa-selects-proposals-for-student-flight-research-opportunities|publisher=NASA|accessdate=5 May 2016}} 3 : University of Georgia|Colleges and schools of the University of Georgia|Athens, Georgia |
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