For more information or to submit a resume, please visit the ‘Hire an Islander’ section of the Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Career Services site:

http://career-services.tamucc.edu/

Job ID#: 11864WS

List any applicable courses taken and include (if available) your Spring 2012 class schedule.

Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is looking for talented Computer Science graduate students to work on image processing projects.  Requirements include a minimum GPA of a 3.0, must have completed at least 15 semester-hours of COSC graduate course work, and must have completed COSC 5393 among other eligibility requirements.  Please follow the link for more details.

http://elite.tamucc.edu/news/ga-cosc2011/

In addition, SWRI will be holding an open house for upcoming (and recent) graduates on March 18th from noon -  4:00pm at their facility in San Antonio.  For more information, please visit their website at www.swri.org.

TEACHING ASSISTANT

POSITION AVAILABLE FOR SPRING 2011

APPLICATION FORM AVAILABLE AT

http://sci.tamucc.edu/~cbusch/TAapp

An excellent internship opportunity for Computer Science majors has presented itself and is posted below.  If you are interested and meet all requirements, please follow the Citgo link to apply!  Good luck!

Company : CITGO Petroleum Corporation

Job Title : IT Intern

Job Number : 3393

Division : Health/Safety/Security/Envr& Shared Services

Department : Information Technology

Location : TX – Corpus Christi

Band / Salary Range : Hourly – (Min: $0.00 Max: $0.00)

Minimum Qualifications : Currently working towards a Computer Science, Management Information Systems or other technical degree.

PC hardware, software installation experience, working knowledge on Microsoft software.

Minimum class standing-sophomore level with a GPA of 3.0 or better

Length of  assignment:

Up to 20 hrs/wk during school

40 hrs/wk summer (May-August)

Job Description : PC hardware delivery and setups.

Load PC software images.

Basic PC tech/help desk support.

Assist with the Dell PC lease replacement for  (~200-300 machines).

To Apply Visit: http://www.citgo.com/Jobs.jsp

The ideal candidate will have a strong mathematics background with C/C++, OpenCV, OpenGL, or similar programming experience, and an understanding of optics and photonics. The ideal candidate should be able to work independently, and complete deliverables within the set deadlines, as this will be a fast-paced project.

Interviews will start as soon as qualified applications are received. The position will be effective immediately thereafter. The position will be available for up to two years and students will be compensated for part or full tuition.

To apply, send your resume to Dr. Ruby Mehrubeoglu at Ruby.Mehrubeoglu@tamucc.edu with a list of three references. Prior industry or research experience is preferred. A cover letter detailing the relevant knowledge, skills and experience is recommended. Students without relevant experience and knowledge need not apply.

Please submit your resume to Dr. Li Longzhuang:

Longzhuang.li@tamucc.edu

FOR: Graduate Students (M.S. & Ph.D)
APPLICATION DEADLINE:   February 1, 2010
PROGRAM DATE:       June 8 to August 13, 2010
LOCATION:   Stanford University, San Jose State University and Silicon Valley, California
CONTACT:    Dr. Kristen Gates — (510) 642-3737 
ONLINE APPLICATION: http://www.truststc.org/securit/apply

The Summer Experience, Colloquium and Research in Information Technology (SECuR-IT) is a ten-week residential academic program with paid internship co-located at Stanford University and San Jose State University.

SECuR-IT participation is open to graduate students (M.S. & Ph.D). Participation is limited to 20 people and will be selected from a nationwide pool of applicants, who have demonstrated, outstanding academic talent.
Women and historically underrepresented ethnic minority groups will be given strong consideration although everyone is encouraged to apply.

This is an excellent opportunity for students, having an emphasis in computer security, to gain invaluable research experience working with Silicon Valley technology company’s. Students will also attend computer security seminars at Stanford University and San Jose State University.

SECuR-IT is made possible by the generous support of the National Science Foundation, and the Team for Research in Ubiquitous Secure Technologies.

FROM: Dr. Kristen Gates, Executive Director of Education, Team for Research in Ubiquitous Secure Technology (TRUST) University of California, kgates@eecs.berkeley.edu, Office Phone: 510-642-3737

The CDL was implemented as a collaborative effort between the Department of Computing Sciences and the University’s Computer Services personnel.

ABOUT
The CDL will support TAMUCC’s Cyber Defense Team which is an organization focused on knowledge sharing, social networking and preparing students to participate in the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC). This program is an extension of the college learning process and is open to all students. By networking with other students and industry professionals, CCDC affords students insight into real computer security and operational challenges plus potential employment opportunities.

COMPETITIONS

The three day National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition is an annual competition that affords interested students a chance to test their knowledge at managing and protecting an existing company computer environment. Students are given approximately one hour to familiarize themselves with the computer environment, before a red team begins attacking. Students are required to maintain the computer environment and address company needs while also protecting the environment from the red team.

The Cyber Defense lab will allow students to explore a wide range of computer security techniques and configurations, operating systems and networking hardware. Subject matter experts are available to help students with little or no knowledge through individual and group lead hands-on exercises.

Join Today: http://cyberdefense.tamucc.edu

This is a ten week internship where students take short courses in HCI and work in interdisciplinary teams on research projects.  Their research is presented at the ISU Summer Research Symposium at the end of the program.

• Round-trip airfare, housing and meals are provided, as well as a $4500 stipend.
• The application deadline is February 19, 2010.   APPLY ONLINE!
• More information about this program can be found at http://www.hci.iastate.edu/REU/

Women and underrepresented minority students are highly encouraged to apply.

Any Questions:
    Pam Shill, Program Coordinator
    Human Computer Interaction Graduate Program
    1638A Howe Hall, Iowa State University, Ames, IA  50011
    Email:  pshill@iastate.edu, Telephone:  515-294-2089
    www.hci.iastate.edu