Industrial Partners

Project-Based Computer Science Program

Our undergraduates learn computer science by doing projects with industry partners like you.

Project Ready

We focus on developing both technical expertise and professional competence. Our students graduate with excellent technical skills and a hands-on understanding of how to create successful outcomes with that knowledge in the real world.

Do A Project with Us

Do you have requirements that have been sitting in the backlog waiting for resources for more than a year?

• Together we scope a software project that a team of 4-5 students can deliver in 3 months
• You provide a client-side project owner who will meet with the team about once a week for 2 hours.
• We provide the equipment, coaches, and mentors needed for team success
• You own all work product exclusively
• We can work under NDA if desired

Please let us know if you are interested by filling out the form

Don't want to do a whole Project? We have got other lighter weight options for you.

• Be an Industry Mentor by spending 1 hour a month with us on a project, mentoring our students.
• Be a part of our Industustry Evaluation team by spending 1 hour a semester with us, you can come and help us evaluate students at the end of the semester!

If you're interested in any of these, please let us know

Diverse

Students enter our upper division (junior and senior year) program from both our own lower division and a diverse national and international network of feeder schools. This recruiting flexibility has been key to achieving our current diversity statistics of 70% women and 77% people of color.

Message from ZS, Google

ZS, Staff Software Engineer, Google

"It's shocking how even the best students out of the best schools are not ready for work when we hire them. The reason I'm doing this project with you is that if I can demonstrate that you can really provide us with project-ready new hires, then people here will be all over it. And if, on top of that, you can supply us with a diverse set of qualified candidates, then everyone here is going to want to know you."