Hiro Maeda '09: Silicon Seeds
"Culturally, Japan is very risk-averse, which is not ideal for entrepreneurs. But things are changing here."
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"I remember researching top engineering schools, and Bucknell popped up. I became more interested because it also had a strong liberal arts core."
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Bucknell's computer science program is supported by state-of-the-art computing laboratories that are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Congratulations to Robbie Johnson '16, one of the brains behind Loco, a mobile app on iOS for communities to post information about their areas. This spring, the Loco team reached the top 64 in Student Startup Madness, a nationwide tournament for college student digital media startups.
News Story: Student Startup MadnessThe Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering degree in the College of Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission and the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org.
The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree in the College of Arts and Sciences is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org.
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You've got hardware on the brain and dream in code. When the next life-transforming app comes along, you don't ask, "How do I use it," but question, "How does it work?" And if there isn't an app for that, you wonder, "Why not?" and you make it.
In Bucknell's computer science and engineering program, you'll learn the skills needed to build the next generation of hardware and software to make international business transactions a breeze, advanced health care research possible and everyone's life a little easier.
You, too, could end up winning an Academy Award. Within Bucknell's liberal arts environment, your curiosity can take you far - Hollywood, Silicon Valley or wherever you want to bring your talents to bear.
"I want my students to understand why they are developing programs and how the solutions impact the world around them."
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"By the time students graduate, a language may not have been invented yet. But when they start a job, they're going to be expected to pick it up -- and quickly."
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"Not only did the students get to work with a real client and learn about three languages in the process, they also have a real product to show for it."
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Undergraduate computer engineer Jacob Mendelowitz '18 was among those lauded at the Bucknell Annual Celebration of Small Business.
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Bucknell undergraduates dish on the projects they're excited about diving into this summer.
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Excited to start life as Bucknell alumni, these graduates will do everything from working as a software developer to volunteering to pursuing a doctoral degree in microbiology.
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The fellowship is focused on the intersection of culture and data-centric technological development.
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A study by two Bucknell University undergraduates and their professors blends psychology and computer science in an effort to make internet users more safety savvy.
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The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree in the College of Arts and Sciences is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, www.abet.org .
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