Trinity College Engineering Department

Dear Students:

On behalf of the Trinity College Engineering Department, I invite you to an Engineering Information Session for Incoming Students on Tuesday, September 5th, 4:15 – 6:00 pm at Roy Nutt Building / MECC Room 220.

Please join us to learn more about the engineering program in general and to get specific answers to questions related to course selection and the academic program. Engineering faculty and students will be there to describe engineering activities, such as professional society memberships and research opportunities.

We look forward to meeting you and answering your questions.

Best regards,

Dr. Lin Cheng
Karl W. Hallden Professor of Engineering and Chairman, Department of Trinity College Engineering Department

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Computer Science and Engineering Internship Series:
A series of talks by your fellow Computer Science and Computer Engineering students as well as alumni and external speakers. The talks will be focused on internship and job experiences and opportunities.

Dear Students:

CS/ENG Meeting (Profs. Byers and Chakraborttii): Thursday, 11/17/2021, 12:15-1:15 pm, MECC 270.

This meeting, #4 in our series, we will have two speakers who will share their summer internship experiences.

Sandy Ofori: Sandy is a senior in the Engineering department, concentrating in the biomedical field. In the summer of 2022, she had the opportunity of interning with Supira Medical, a medical device start-up in Campbell, California as an R&D intern with a focus on designing and machining fixtures, and testing material properties of percutaneous ventricular assist device.

Hanyang Luo: Hanyang Luo is a junior student in the Computer Science department. In summer 2022, he worked with Hybrid Pathways, a cloud security consulting company in Hartford, Connecticut as a software engineering intern. His work involved building a web application responsible for storing and executing cloud security auditing scripts.

There will be plenty of time to ask questions and pizza will be served.

We are excited for these upcoming talks and hope you will join us to take advantage of this unique opportunity. We extend a warm welcome to students majoring in Mathematics and anyone else who might be interested. Please feel free to spread the word and bring a friend!

This talk series is supported by the Departments of Computer Science and Engineering, CS Club as well as the Career & Life Design Center.

Thank you.