Are you wondering what you can do with a degree in computer science or mathematics? Check out these links:
Augustana Invitational Robotics Contest
Association for Computing Machinery, the leading professional society for computer scientists, with discounted student membership and free resources.
Open Kattis, a free online practice site for intercollegiate programming contests.
Lejos, Java programming framework for LEGO-brand EV3 and NXT robots.
Peterson's Education and Career Center
Software
Continuum, Python (including scientific computing and data science tools) / Anaconda.
Android Studio, mobile app development.
GitHub, for team collaboration and source code version control.
Our computer science students use the Eclipse development environment as they learn the Java programming language.
Five student-athletes — from hometowns in Illinois, Hawai'i, Texas and Tennessee — are the college's most recent Academic All-Americans. Now with 183 Academic All-Americans, Augustana ranks 14th among the NCAA’s 1,100 schools in DI, DII and DIII across the country.
All-American Max Sellers helped lead the Augustana Viking men's volleyball team to an 18-7 record, the best in program history.
The “Birth of the Computer: The John Atanasoff Story” event will include a viewing of the documentary “Atanasoff, Father of the Computer” and a panel discussion on John Atanasoff, inventor of the electronic digital computer, and his ties to the Quad-Cities.
