Special seminars and luncheons provide an informal opportunity for students to become acquainted with member companies. Interviews with students may be arranged through the department. The department is pleased to offer both credit and non-credit courses at local industrial sites. Courses may be selected either from our normal course offerings or may be custom tailored to a business' individual needs. Certificate and masters degree programs can also be arranged for employees.
Industrial partners scheduling on-site training courses are eligible for a special discount rate.
This group meets regularly and consists of executives and managers from local industry alumni from the computer science program, and the Deans of the College of Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, and Engineering. The CAB members server as advocates, supporters, and mentors in building a strong computer science program. Computer Science Development Fund Industrial partners are requested to contribute annually to the Computer Science Development Fund at the URI Foundation. This donation is negotiated based on the size of the company and the scope of the collaborative arrangement. The fund is used exclusively to develop computer science infrastructure at the university.