CISE Graduate Blog

 Dear Students:  tl;dr: Don’t send spam emails to UF faculty in an attempt to get an OPS job! There is a small group of CISE graduate students, primarily Master’s students who seem to believe that if they send unsolicited email to a large number of faculty members, advertising their background and skills, they will be likely to find employment. Sadly, they are wrong. When spam of this sort is sent to faculty members around the college, they generally ignore it. But when more than one or more than five or ten such messages are received, their thought is that we at the CISE department, and especially I as the Graduate Program Director, are not doing our jobs. They complain to us about what we are doing with these students. Sending mail of this sort does *not* yield results, at least not the desired results. One almost never finds a job this way. Look to the grad student blog and other resources to find people who are *advertising* for applicants. Cold calls via email sent t

 Please contact gadvisors@cise.ufl.edu for any CISE Graduate course questions.

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If you have taken the Penetration Testing—Ethical Hacking class and you have 10 hours to spare this semester, I could really use another grader for the class. It’s hard to find qualified people.   If you can take on this role, please contact me as soon as possible.   Joseph N. Wilson jnw@ufl.edu  

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S tudents must take at least four (4) from the following 12 courses) courses: CAP5100- Human-Centered Computing, 2- CAP5510- Bioinformatics 3. CDA5155 Computer Architecture, 4- COP5615 Distributed Operating Systems, 5- COP5556 Programming Languages, 6- CNT5106C Intro Computer Networks, 7- COP5536 Advanced Data Structures, 8- COT5615 Math for Intelligent Systems, 9- CIS5371 Intro to Cryptography, 10- CEN5035 Software Engineering, 11- COT5405 Analysis of Algorithms, 12- COP5725 Database Management

Hello students,   I hope this email finds you well. With the new semester about to kick off, we are excited to share exciting opportunities to enhance one’s engineering skills and explore new horizons in the world of innovation. The Engineering Innovation Institute offers three courses designed to cultivate the attributes of a true Gator Engineer in a dynamic and multidisciplinary environment. These courses are available at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. To maintain the goals of the courses and a multidisciplinary environment, these courses have different methods to enroll which are included below.   1. EGS 4100/6100- Divergent Thinking  This course introduces engineering students to concepts of multiple forms of intelligence, divergent thinking, and engineering Grand Challenges. Using lectures, in-class exercises, and out-of-class experiences, the course helps students cultivate multiple forms of intelligence and develop divergent thinking skills. Students apply ski

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  We are seeking a student who is interested in front-end programing, UI design and data visualization, to work part time on refactoring existing UI and implementing new features for a web application using React. We prefer this student could use data visualization components to present data in charts and work with backend programmers to define required data structure for front-end usage.  We hope this student has experience with UI development using Javascript SPA frameworks, such as React, Vue or Angular and proficiency in object-oriented programming. If interested, please send your resume to Dr. Yu Wang, yu.wang@ufl.edu