Additional Programs

Human-Computer Interaction Double Major
Human Computer Interaction (HCI) is a new and fast growing field devoted to the design, implementation, and evaluation of interactive computer-based technology. Examples of HCI products include intelligent computer tutors,wearable computers, and highly interactive web-sites. Constructing an HCI product is a cyclic, iterative process that involves at least three stages, design, implementation, and evaluation.
Robotics Minor
As its name suggests, the robotics minor focuses on robotics. It is open to students in all colleges of the University, but is housed in College of Engineering. Students enrolled in this minor will be exposed to, and hopefully interact with, the robotics research efforts of the College of Engineering and the Robotics Institute. This minor provides a central unified set of requirements and a focal point for all undergraduates who are interested in robotics at Carnegie Mellon


Additional Links

Spring 2005 course schedule

CS Undergraduate Student Site (run by and for our undergraduate majors) Check out the site designed for and by our undergraduate students as a venue for undergraduate news, announcements, events, cutting edge technology, photos, interviews and other items of interest.
Andrew's Leap
Andrew's Leap is an SCS summer program where local area high school students have an opportunity to interact with some of the country's leading scientists and be exposed to the frontiers of computer science.
REU Programs (Research Experience for Undergraduates). By engaging undergraduates in research and professional activities, REUs help motivate students to consider graduate education. REUs also provide students a head start in applying to graduate school and a head start as they begin their graduate education and professional careers.
Meeting of the Minds
SCS Student Awards