DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
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For those of you who would like to help support the Department of Computer Science at FSU, we have the gift form in MS WORD and PDF format that can be printed out and mailed in to the FSU Foundation.
The Computer Science General Development Fund was created to provide general support for our department in a variety of areas. The fund has most recently been used for providing lunch for invited speakers, refreshments for the departmental colloquium series, and for meetings of the faculty and graduate teaching assistants. Other uses of the fund in the past include funding for travel, supplies, and equipment expenses for the use of graduate students; the purchase of audio equipment for classroom use; and, emergency loans for graduate students.
The purpose of the E.P. Miles fund is to provide financial support to undergraduate/graduate students demonstrating academic achievement/excellence in computer science.
The Harris Fund provides scholarships to exceptional college students who will work with Harris personnel as the Harris Corporation Interns and support for the Harris Faculty Associates who will work alongside the student interns and Harris personnel; making outstanding contributions to the industry and to the education of our young people.
This IBM Faculty Partnership Award is intended to support the research of K. A. Gallivan in high-performance computing applied to large-scale application problems. This work includes basic algorithm research, as state-of-the-art methods for model reduction of large systems of differential equations, and efficient representation and reconstruction of large collections of data, e.g., text, images, state observations.
The MCI Fund provides financial support for outstanding gifted students majoring in computer science with an interest in telecommunications; candidates should have a 3.0 overall GPA, a 3.5 major GPA, 12 hours minimum at FSU, have junior or senior status, & have successfully completed programming I & II, as well as Discrete Math.
The Security and Assurance in Information Technology (SAIT) Lab Fund provides support for the SAIT research lab. FSU is an NSA Center of Excellence. For more information, please click here .