Graduate Program

Information for Incoming Graduate Students (entering Fall 2009) - Coming Soon
Frequently-asked questions
School of Computing Graduate Handbook
Guidelines for Defense Planning

Degrees

MS and Non Thesis MS in Computer Science
PhD in Computer Science

Computing Tracks
MS in Computing: Information Technology
MS & PhD in Computing: Robotics
PhD in Computing: Scientific Computing
MS & PhD in Computing: Graphics and Visualization
MS & PhD in Computing: Computer Engineering
MS & PhD in Computing: Data Management and Analysis

Due Progress

General guidelines for student academic progress for MS and PhD students.

• MS Students:
  • MS Dates and milestones (pdf)
  • MS annual review form (pdf)
• PhD Students:
  • PhD Dates and milestones (pdf),
  • PhD Pre-proposal Due-Progress form (pdf)
  • PhD Post-proposal Due-Progress form (pdf)

Other Links

TA Applications

Travel supported by the SoC: Description of process and form (PDF)

Travel supported by the Graduate School Description of process and form (PDF)

Graduate School and Forms published by the Graduate School

School of Computing Graduate Student Advisory Committee (GRADSAC)

University International Student Services

Qualifying exam for the PhD.

U of U Library Thesis Editor Schedule

Handbook For Theses and Dissertations (PDF)

WEB PAGE Starting your own web page within the School of Computing

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The Graduate Studies Committee for 2008-2009 is:

• Erik Brunvand (Director of Graduate Studies)
• Erik Brunvand (Computer Engineering Track)
• Juliana Freire (Data Management and Analysis Track)
• John Hollerbach (Robotics Track)
• Mike Kirby (Scientific Computing Track)
• John Regehr (BS/MS program)
• Claudio Silva (Graphics Track)




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