CS Department Recognizes Outstanding Achievements
From
December 18, 1998
he Computer Science Department of the University of Virginia is
pleased to announce the recognition of several of its outstanding
students. James
Patten and Sarah Schwarm received "Honorable Mention" in the Computer
Research Association Outstanding Undergraduate Competition. We
had two teams compete in the "1998 Association for Computing Machinery
Mid-Atlantic Regional Programming Contest." Team One, Richard Eppink,
Jeff King, and Patrick
Reynolds, took second place out of 139 teams. The second team, Scott
Gorman, T. J. Highley, and Chris Rude, finished in
sixth place. Team One will advance to the world-wide contest, "ACM
International Collegiate Programming Contest," which will be held in
Eindhoven, The Netherlands, in April 1999.
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- Father of Computing at Virginia, Virginia Engineering, Spring 2000
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- Computer Degree Program Offered, Inside UVa, January 28, 2000
- UVa Offers New Degree in Computer Engineering, Press Release, January 20, 2000
- Faculty members design new computer course, Cavalier Daily, March 5, 1999
- Discovery Zone, Daily Progress, February 28, 1999
- CS Department Recognizes Outstanding Achievements, December 18, 1998
- ISO CS, December 10, 1998
- 1998 ACM Mid-Atlantic Regional Programming Contest, November 14, 1998
- Money talks: Cash or Credit, Computerworld Magazine, November 2, 1998
- Graduate Student Robert Bartholet Promoted, October, 23, 1998
- Timothy A. Koogle - President and CEO of Yahoo, UVA Alumni News, Fall 1998
- Ex-UVa Student Turns Heads, Profits as a High-Profile Internet Provider, Daily Progress, August 16, 1999
- Computer Science related stories, Virginia Engineering, Spring 1997
