Date: Tue, 26 Nov 1996 22:47:56 GMT Server: NCSA/1.5.1 Last-modified: Tue, 18 Jun 1996 16:29:30 GMT Content-type: text/html Content-length: 4252 Computer and Information Science Web Page
State University of New York at Oswego

Computer and Information Science

The Computer Science Department is one of the oldest registered programs in New York. It was approved on campus in 1969 and approved by SUNY Central and registered by the State Education Department in 1970. The first student graduated in 1971 and today the programs housed in our department total 200 majors. In 1988 a multidisciplinary committee designed the Information Science major, the second such registered program in New York. In 1990, SUNY Oswego began offering programs that might be completed with evening courses only and the Information Science Evening Degree Program was the second degree offered. In 1995 the Computer Science Department delivered the first course SUNY Oswego offered via distance learning.
Press Release!
Japanese scholars visit to compare technology.
Open House
Pictures taken at the Computer and Information Science booth at Open House, March 25, 1996.
Overview
The history of the department, its structure, and facilities.
Programs
The degree programs offered and course descriptions
Schedules
Current and future course schedules, and lab availability schedules.
Java
The department moved to Java as its primary language in the core curriculum in September of 1995. This section includes an FAQ on our experiences, sample Java applets, and more.
Faculty
The faculty, their credentials, research interests, contact information and web pages.
Students
Information concerning student organizations and activities.
Alumni
Information concerning alumni, searchable by name, year, job title as well as providing a vehicle for alumni to update their information.
Career
Information concerning possible careers in the computing field, descriptions of jobs and lists of first jobs Oswego alumni have obtained.
Miscellaneous
Here you will find other web pages maintained by members of the department as well as documents summarizing the use of the Computer Science Web Server.
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