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Students from the University of Kansas School of Engineering earned first place in a cyber defense competition. The KU team, the “JayHackers,” won the inaugural computer security competition at the Central Area Networking and Security Workshop, hosted by KU in late October.

Innovation and creativity have found a new home at the University of Kansas Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

High school students have a summertime opportunity to learn more about Electrical Engineering. During the summer of 2014, EECS participated in the KU School of Engineering annual Engineering Summer Camp – Project Discovery for students entering ninth through 12th grades.

LAWRENCE — University of Kansas researchers have received a multimillion-dollar Department of Defense grant designed to build user trust and confidence in the security of cloud computing and to develop techniques that ensure projects run as predicted, without interference.

Jayhawk Motorsports is looking for students to help design and build electrical systems on our electric race car.  The team currently designs and manufactures two cars every year: One combustion car and one electric car.

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The Niehaus Computer Science Design Award

Applications are now being accepted for two scholarship funds.  An email containg the application was sent to all EECS undergraduates on April 24, 2014.  The details of the awards are given below.  All applications must be submitted by 5 p.m. on May 8.

CONGRATULATIONS to the EECS 2014 award winners. The awards were presented at the 2014 EECS Graduation Banquet and Award Ceremony at Maceli’s on April 24 PAUL F. HUEBNER MEMORIAL AWARD 

The KU Association for Computing Machinery is happy to announce the date of its second annual Intramural Programming Competition for undergraduates at KU.