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A weekly gathering for computer science students to interact with faculty.
The information systems Class of 2017 are invited to Senior Plaque Day where their names will be placed in the official plaque.
This event is meant to serve as a platform to connect students, faculty and staff and share opinions regarding important issues on campus.
International Day is a CMU-Q annual event celebrating cultural diversity. Activities include an international potluck dinner celebrating culinary traditions along with cultural performances.
Qatar Foundation's financial aid applications open on this day and the corresponding online application goes live.
Mindcraft workshops are for secondary students interested to learn more about computer science. A fun and interactive experience, you will spend the day exploring programming, problem solving and other skills within computer science. We want you to learn and enjoy computer science and imagine yourself making your career in this exciting field. To apply, visit... View Article
Dr. Preslav Nakov, Qatar Computing Research Institute, HBKU will be discussing 'Intelligent Question Answering Using the Wisdom of the Crowd'. About the talk: In recent years, community Question Answering forums such as StackOverflow, Quora, Qatar Living, etc. have gained a lot of popularity. As such forums are typically not moderated, this results in noisy and... View Article
Student teams will be describing their experiences and lessons learned following the Environmental Sustainability Leadership Trip to Sydney, Australia that took place in March. The goals of the trip were to: Develop a deeper understanding of environmental sustainability (Inspire, Innovate, and Lead) To envision ways to incorporate in Doha best practices learnt from Sydney, which was... View Article
A weekly gathering for computer science students to interact with faculty.
This event is meant to serve as a platform to connect students, faculty and staff and share opinions regarding important issues on campus.
Registration Deadline: March 3, 2017 Use code 5269 for official ACT score reports to be sent to Carnegie Mellon Qatar. Register Online
Guy Blelloch, Professor of Computer Science and Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education at School of Computer Science will be speaking at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar on "Parallel Algorithms Come of Age". To confirm your attendance, please RSVP. About the talk: With the advent of multicore processors there are almost no computers or devices, beyond perhaps... View Article
Haya Thowfeek, a graduate of CMU-Q information systems who now works as an information management officer at EAA will be presenting the Global Data Service project to members of the Education City community. The recently held CarnegieApps Hackathon competition winners will be showcased. Learn more about the Hackathon 2017 winners projects.
The Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC) will be visiting Carnegie Mellon to outline who they are as an organization and what they have been tasked with. The SC will discuss future growth and developments, as well as discuss future internship opportunities.
A weekly gathering for computer science students to interact with faculty.
Organized by the Career Development Office, Alumni Relations and Student Majlis, graduating students will be hosting select alumni for an evening of networking and mentorship.
The Class of 2017 will join IS Faculty/Staff for lunch.
This event is meant to serve as a platform to connect students, faculty and staff and share opinions regarding important issues on campus.
Admission decisions for Carnegie Mellon Qatar are emailed to students. Acceptance packets are picked up on campus (Qatar residents) or mailed (students outside Qatar). Admitted international students will receive their acceptance packet to the address listed on their acceptance email by April 22. If you did not receive your acceptance packet by this date, please contact... View Article
CMU-Q will announce the Dean's List for the fall 2016 academic semester, recognizing students for exemplary academic performance.
An interactive session for faculty and students to learn more about the electives offered in Spring 2018 in biological sciences, business administration, computer science, information systems and the non-major electives.
A weekly gathering for computer science students to interact with faculty.
This event is meant to serve as a platform to connect students, faculty and staff and share opinions regarding important issues on campus.
Annual welcome event for newly admitted students.
The Class of 2017 is invited for a special reception in recognition of their Graduation.
April 23-27
