Few degrees have as much widespread industry demand as computer science
More than 800 technology-related jobs go unfilled
in the Mid-State area annually
The Computer Science Department produces graduates with strong problem-solving, communication and team skills

Student Projects

Student Jobs

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CS Job Presentation

MTSU Alumnus Micah Chasteen gave a presentation about how he got a job at Google.

Projects

CSCI 4360/5360 projects Intelligent Robot Systems
CSCI 1160 projects Multimedia Computation
CSCI 4700/5700 projects Software Engineering
CSCI 4410/5410 projects Web Technologies

Student Research

	MTSU Mobile App Created by our students in cooperation with ITD
	Summer Real-World 3D Educational Game Projects
	MS Thesis by Jeffery McRiffey Maya to WebGL: Building a Pipeline for Browser-Based 3D Content Rendering and Animation
	MS Thesis by Matthew Bradley Path Planning and Path Following for an Autonomous Car
	Undergraduates Alex C. Williams and Austin Hitt coauthored a paper with their internship supervisors Sophie Voisin and Georgia Tourassi from Oak Ridge National Lab. That paper entitled "Automated Assessment of Bilateral Breast Volume Asymmetry as a Breast Cancer Biomarker During Mammographic Screening" has been accepted at the Computer Aided Diagnosis track of the SPIE Medical Imaging Conference to be held in Orlando Florida February 2013.

Contests

Chelsea Rath won Honorable Mention for her presentation and Nathan Perry and Thomas Richards won third place for their presentation at the Mid-Southeast ACM conference.
On January 25th Deloitte LLP presented a mobile app development challenge to Computer Science Departments in the Middle Tennessee Region. Seven teams took on the challenge. On February 23rd the winners were announced. MTSU's two teams took 2nd and 3rd place. The 2nd place winners each received $1500. The 3rd place winners each received an iPad mini. Congratulations to Matthew Houglum, Robert Reeves, and Anthony Mills for the 2nd place win, and to Chelsea Rath, Jason Bandy, and Joseph Todd for the 3rd place win
Animation contest The team of CSCI major David Pettey and four Digital Animation majors won honorable mention in the "24 Hour Animation Contest."
Programming team wins 5th place at ACM regional programming contest.

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Last Updated: May 15, 2023