Love of Video Games Leads to Sense of Accomplishment
Aztec Game Lab members are preparing for future careers in the video game industry through collaborative game jams
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Gaming club levels the playing field
Three female gamers at San Diego State share their love for the hobby as well as their experiences within the gaming community.
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CS Capstone Project in Progress
How can autonomous vehicles more effectively navigate their environments? Five students are setting up a simulation to find out
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Computer Algorithms Aid Conservation
Earlier this year, Marie A. Roch and Xiaobai Liu received additional funding from the Department of Defense Office of Naval Research to analyze the sounds of various dolphins and whales using computer algorithms. Their efforts will help military and commercial ships monitor their impact on marine mammals.
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2021 Outstanding Graduate Tommy Cao
I consider it beautiful that each question asked on Google reflects a student closing a gap in their knowledge. Eventually this adds up and creates something amazing in the form of a program, or in our case a Computer Science Degree.
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Meet Dr. Bryan Donyanavard
Dr. Bryan Donyanavard researches how self-aware software programs can more efficiently adapt to uncertain and unpredictable situations.
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Computer Science Students Win Startup Competition
Two SDSU Computer Science students and two Fowler College of Business students are on the road to founding a company together after winning $1000 in a recent campus business pitch competition.
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Meet Dr. Hajar Homayouni
Dr. Hajar Homayouni’s research focuses on anomaly detection in different domains using machine learning algorithms.
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2020 Outstanding Graduate: Samantha Quiroz
With no foundation in computer science, I took a gamble in deciding to pursue this difficult yet intriguing major here at SDSU. I told myself to give it one year, and if it wasn’t what I enjoyed doing, then I would change majors.
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SDSU Computer Science Grad Raises $1.6 million to Invest in Underrepresented Entrepreneurs
A newly graduated San Diego State University alum has raised $1.6 million — largely through her Twitter following — to invest in startups founded by diverse people rarely seen in the entrepreneurial world.
