Save the Date: Key ECS Events
Save the date for these ECS events in 2024.
Category: Student News
The following news articles are related to CSUF College of Engineering and Computer Science Student News.
Diamond Ly: Cultivating Connections and Community
In 2021, Ly transferred to CSUF, where she’s found empowering experiences, opportunities, and a community.
Applied Learning At ECS: Bridging Classroom and Career
Collaborating with faculty and corporate partners, students learn to navigate through a project's entire lifecycle.
The Power of ECS: A Tech Titan Tackling Change
Beyond his love for CSUF, Josh Mitchell’s generous support is motivated by his drive to uplift students who face the same challenges he did while pursuing his degrees.
Establishing an Innovation Ecosystem at ECS
As Innovation Fellow, Kiran George says he is prepared to translate the dean’s vision for the innovation ecosystem into reality through strategic initiatives.
Students Shine With Exceptional Projects at ECS Expo
The projects showcased at Expo cover a broad range of engineering and computer science disciplines, including mechanical engineering, civil and environmental engineering, electrical and computer engineering, and computer science.
Engineering Social Impact
The competition was supported by the Scott-Jewett Fund for Innovation and Student Success and featured 14 engineering and computer science student teams who pitched their ideas to address social injustice.
ECS Competition and Showcase Powers Students’ Futures
Eight student teams landed winning spots in this year’s ECS competition, impressing judges with innovative products.
Cisco Grant Makes a Monumental Difference for ECS
From 2017 to 2022, the Cisco grant powered the introduction of IoT at ECS, with far-reaching impacts. See how it changed ECS offerings and shaped students’ futures.
Building Community & Diversity in Computer Science and Cybersecurity
Backed by a $650,000 grant, CSUF’s College of Engineering & Computer Science is working to support women’s successes in computer sciences and cybersecurity.