CS
Undergraduate Research Symposium is here again.. Hurraaay!
CS Undergraduate Research
Symposium is a great opportunity for all senior undergraduate students to show off their research/projects to faculty members, mentors, other
students and
invited guests. Sharing your research/project can serve as a pilot run to present at the SFU-wide
research symposium. It is also a good chance to talk
to profs about research or project opportunities!
This
year's symposium will
be held on the Burnaby campus on Monday,
April 3, 2023 from 12:30 - 3:30 PM at
the Applied Sciences Building(ASB) Atrium There
will be food, prizes, exciting poster presentations by students, and great talks from our CS faculty.
If
you would like to present, you are required to send the following to cs_communications@sfu.ca by
end of day on Thursday, March 9th:
- Project title and area
- 1-paragrapgh abstract
- Group member names (if you are a group)
Also
provide the following to cs_communications@sfu.ca not
later than Wednesday, March 29th:
- A poster of your research/project work (posters should have a 24" x 36" dimension).
The School will pay for the printing
of all student posters received.
- A 1-page summary slide (16:9 ratio). We will have these slides run on our HDTV
during the poster session.
Please
send all requested materials via email with "CS Undergraduate Research
Symposium" and your name in the subject line.
We
will be offering cash prizes to the top poster presentations, as voted on.
This
event requires registration. Please register ahead of time, even if your research/project is not yet ready.
Not presenting? Still
register to join us at the event, socialize and to cheer your fellow students on!😊 There will be free food and drinks for all registered attendees.
Feel
free to reach out to cs_communications@sfu.ca with
any questions/concerns. I'm happy to address them.
best
Deborah Acheampong
Communications and Events Coordinator | School of Computing Science
Simon Fraser University | ASB 10700
8888 University Dr., Burnaby, B.C. V5A 1S6
778 782 7097 | cs_communications@sfu.ca |
www.sfu.ca/computing
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