Each week, all the new announcements are listed on the home/front page, as per below.
The following week, new announcements are then filed under the appropriate category (employment, internships, events, etc).
To view previous announcements that are still valid, use the "Filter posts by" on the right side of the page and choose the category you are interested in.
There are several announcements under each category!

Apply now by visiting the UTA application link under the FYI section of the CS department's homepage.

Students interested in working for CS 158 or CS 159 should have completed CS 240 by the time they begin work in January. Leading a single lab section is approximately a 5 hour weekly commitment. The position is paid hourly and does not include a tuition waiver or monthly stipend.

Selected applicants will be contacted via e-mail during dead week or finals week. See Bill Crum in HAAS G-26 with any additional questions regarding this opportunity!

The IEEE Computer Society is launching a new design competition for undergraduates with prizes totaling $10,000. Undergraduate teams will be invited to design a CPU
simulator, a program used in many architecture courses to illustrate how computers work.

Congratulations to all our December Graduates of the CS Program!

Please take a few minutes to complete our graduation survey at http://purdue.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_020SevKeE1xySZm&SVID=Prod. The CS Office of Corporate and Alumni Relations would like to hear about your experience in the CS Program and activities related to your job search.

Spring 2010 - CS 391 "Junior Resource Seminar"
Wednesday's 4:30-5:20pm

*Network with corporate representatives looking for CS students
*See if their company is a good match for you

Class concludes with pizza each week.