Troy University students compete in 24-hour Hackathon competition

The project goal was to improve different areas in healthcare.

The project goal was to improve different areas in healthcare.

Troy University’s Department of Computer Science hosted a 24-hour Hackathon, a thrilling event with the goal of tackling real-world challenges that began Saturday morning and ended Sunday morning at 11 a.m. Twelve teams participated in this year’s event.

Dr. Suman Kumar, associate professor and director of the Department of Computer Science, said while it’s called a…

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TROY team competes at Intercollegiate Collegiate Programming Contest’s North America Championship

The team competes in up to four contests each year in the hopes of getting to the World Finals.

The team competes in up to four contests each year in the hopes of getting to the World Finals.

A group of Troy University computer science students put their problem-solving skills on display when they competed at the Intercollegiate Collegiate Programming Contest’s North America Championship (NAC) at the University of Central Florida from May 26-31.

Yongchen Zhou and Keyang Li, both seniors from Changzhou, Jiangsu, China, and Jinbo Liu, a senior from Xuzhou, Jinagsu,…

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In Demand: Computer Science Jobs

The enormous growth of current and emerging technologies has generated a need for graduates with computer science degrees.

The enormous growth of current and emerging technologies has generated a need for graduates with computer science degrees.

As children, many of us dream about the exciting careers we might have when we finally become adults. Those ambitions are often guided by our hobbies and interests and limited only by our imaginations. For Sahil Hamal, it wasn’t imagination that fueled his career dreams; instead, they were driven by cultural expectations. Growing up in…

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