Challenging, Real-World Projects

Real-world projects are the focus of CSE. Students work on multiple group projects over the course of their four years in the program—and they study group dynamics in a class dedicated to that purpose. We put this much emphasis on group work because we believe it is important for computer scientists to be able to interact and communicate well with other people.

Listen to what students and professors say about a project for New Tribes Mission.

While some projects have been in cooperation with organizations such as Wycliffe Bible Translators, Lockheed Martin, General Electric, and Eli Lily, others are simply fun ideas that students explore. Here is a list of a few of those projects:

• Battle Bot Bonanza!
• Cell Classification Research
• Centrallix
• Charitable Planning
• FishSim—Swarm Intelligence Research
• HCJB Radio Planting and Development Database
• WordSurv

Need more information about how you can join our challenging learning environment? Send us an email, and we'll send you a CSE Info Kit and a Taylor University T-shirt.