The program will be directed by a faculty representative who will serve as a point of contact and will assist with access to our faculty and students. Industrial Partners receive resumes of undergraduate and graduate students expected to graduate in the next 12 months. Rooms on campus can be arranged for student interviews. Invitations to speak during the CS Profession course for freshmen and Senior Project course for seniors, as well as during annual departmental Industry Days. CS department faculty members and graduate students make themselves available for discussions on research and curriculum, and on topics of current interest to computer professionals.
Members receive invitations to computer science department seminars and colloquia.
Members receive invitations to special events, including the annual awards ceremony where students and teachers of the College of Engineering are recognized for their accomplishments. Members receive copies of technical reports and research papers. Support of each Industrial Partner is acknowledged in all departmental brochures, at all departmental events and on the departmental home page Prominent listing of the company name and logo in the display case located by the main office of the Computer Science Department. The membership requires an annual fee. These fees go to instruction programs, for funding undergraduate and graduate scholarships, student organizations, to recruit faculty and students and maintenance of the research and instructional computing infrastructure in the Department.