Kenneth Brown, Ph.D., distinguished professor at Duke University, will give a virtual talk on Quantum Computing-what it is, what it isn’t, its applications, and his research. Afterwards, there will be a Q&A Session, followed by break-out groups led by The University of Tulsa students to discuss Quantum Algorithms, Quantum Circuits, and the intersection of Quantum Computing and Artificial Intelligence. Undergraduates, Graduates, and Faculty are all welcome!
Event organized by Software Engineering Club at TU (SECTU), Society of Physics Students (SPS), AI/ML Club, and the Undergraduate Research Association (URA).
For questions about the event, contact Philip Rahal, SECTU President, at pjr4516@utulsa.edu
We invite all undergraduates and graduate students new to the UTulsa’s Department of Computer Science to join in for an informal meet and greet with the Faculty of the Tandy School of Computer Science! There WILL be pizza!
The Computer Science Department is excited to announce that we will be hosting the Urban Coders Guild Camps. These engaging and educational camps, focusing on Game and Web Development, are designed for local middle and high school students.
Urban Coders Guild is a respected local Tulsa organization dedicated to providing top-notch STEM/STEAM programs. Their mission is to offer computer science education and opportunities to youth from historically underserved and underrepresented communities, helping to build a diverse tech ecosystem and create lasting wealth in Black and brown communities.
We are thrilled to have several of our Computer Simulation and Gaming (CSG) students volunteering for these camps. Together, our Computer Science Department and the Urban Coders Guild are committed to inspiring the next generation of tech enthusiasts and future TU students.
We warmly invite you to enroll your child in this fantastic opportunity, where they will learn valuable skills, make new friends, and be inspired by the exciting world of Computer Science.
The UTulsa Computer Science Department is excited to announce that we will be hosting the Urban Coders Guild Camps in Rayzor Hall, Rooms 2055 and 2045. These engaging and educational camps, focusing on Game and Web Development, are designed for local middle and high school students.
Urban Coders Guild is a respected local Tulsa organization dedicated to providing top-notch STEM/STEAM programs. Their mission is to offer computer science education and opportunities to youth from historically underserved and underrepresented communities, helping to build a diverse tech ecosystem and create lasting wealth in Black and brown communities.
We are thrilled to have several of our Computer Simulation and Gaming (CSG) students volunteering for these camps. Together, our Computer Science Department and the Urban Coders Guild are committed to inspiring the next generation of tech enthusiasts and future TU students.
We warmly invite you to enroll your child in this fantastic opportunity, where they will learn valuable skills, make new friends, and be inspired by the exciting world of Computer Science.
