Computer Science

This page shares information for and about the Computer Science department at Smith College, including students, alumnae and faculty.

01/19/2021

From an alum:
My husband, Ken Woods, works for Bright Computing in Amsterdam.

I'd like to encourage Smith recent grads and alums to apply!

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rebecca-ellen-woods-msc-cpg-60a45646_system-engineer-us-activity-6757315470908510208-0PK7

https://www.brightcomputing.com/jobs/system-engineer-0
https://www.brightcomputing.com/jobs/system-engineer

Rebecca-Ellen (Farrell) Woods '04

System Engineer - NL Job posting for support engineer in Amsterdam office

11/08/2020

For more information, and to apply: https://apply.interfolio.com/79751

07/27/2020

From: Melissa Chenok

Hi! I am an alumna. My organization, Quorum, is seeking women, trans*, and non-binary computer science students for our Summer 2021 Change Politics Internship Program—a 12-week, paid summer internship program aimed at helping students from underrepresented groups gain exposure to politics and the technology sector. Our interns will work as software engineering interns within our Development Team.

If you're interested, reach out to me or please email a cover letter and resume to [email protected]. If you know someone we should consider, please send me a DM or tag them in a comment below.

06/15/2020

Interesting list of STEM textbooks used in various universities

List of universities Here you can see a list of some of the top universities in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in the world. Under each university you will find a list of technical books that have been or are being used in that university.

COVID-19 Kills Renowned Princeton Mathematician, 'Game Of Life' Inventor John Conway In 3 Days

04/14/2020

Many of you have coded the Game of Life in a computer class. Maybe CSC111, may CSC231. Its inventor, John Conway, died on 4/11/2020 of the Corona virus.

COVID-19 Kills Renowned Princeton Mathematician, 'Game Of Life' Inventor John Conway In 3 Days Renowned mathematician and Princeton University professor John Horton Conway died April 11 of coronavirus. He was 82 .Princeton scientist Sam Wang in mourning Conway's death noted his fever started Wednesday morning. Three days later, he...