A course shows “available seats”. Why can’t I enroll? If a course is waitlisted and shows “available seats”, those seats will be given to students on the waitlist. If you enroll or swap into a course that is waitlisted with available seats, you will be placed on the waitlist.
When are seats given away? Waitlists are managed on Mondays and Thursdays until August 22, when waitlists will be monitored daily. If you are given a seat off the waitlist, you will get an email inviting you to enroll. Make sure to check your wisc.edu email address on Tuesdays and Fridays if you are on a waitlist.
How do I enroll? You will not be automatically enrolled in the course – you must enroll through the enroll app. The waitlist invites expire after 1-2 days, so make sure to enroll right away.
What if I absolutely need this course? Please work with your advisor. Advisors cannot let you off a waitlist in appointments, but can discuss options with you.
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Thursday: Agile Scrum Talk |
Date: May 5
Time: 7 PM
Hosted by: Web Development Club
Are you interested in learning about one of the most popular project management methodologies in the field of Computer Science? Join the Web Development Club on Thursday, May 5th at 7:00 PM to learn about how Agile Scrum works and why exactly it’s so effective. This quick talk will take place in the meetings voice channel on our Discord server.
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Data Science Executive Board |
The UW Data Science Club is looking for students to join our executive board to help organize events! If you’d like to join the team, please till out this form: https://forms.gle/7GosUsCbJ31AGpSV6 . Applications will be due May 23rd and we will be conducting interviews shortly after. Email us at dotdatauw@gmail.com if you have any questions!
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Want to attend a diversity in tech conference next fall fully funded? Apply to join ColorStack at UW-Madison at the TAPIA Conference in Washington, D.C.
Due: May 7, 2022
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History of Science 150: The Digital Age |
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Looking for a Humanities course for fall? Check out the flyer for info on History of Science 150: The Digital Age.
Description:
An introduction to the history of the computer from the 1940s to the present day, major developments in computer science and technology in their historical contexts, and recent trends in computing and society. We learn about machines, but emphasize the study of people: the institutions, scientists, workers, and social movements that invented, facilitated, and transformed digital technology in the 20th and early 21st century.
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Job Posting: STEM Summer Camp Instructor |
BadgerBots Robotics is hiring STEM Summer Camp Instructors. Check out the job posting here: https://studentjobs.hr.wisc.edu/en-us/job/15644/stem-summer-camp-instructor
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Job Posting: Pepperell Lab student position |
The Pepperell Lab in the Microbial Sciences building is searching for a computer science undergraduate student to assist with Systems Administration. The Pepperell lab is a bioinformatics/ computational biology research group focused on infectious diseases.
We are looking for students graduating on or after May 2024. The applicant will work alongside the current System Administrator initially with the aim of assuming full responsibility in subsequent semesters. The position is open immediately but we will also consider students who would need to start later.
Responsibilities:
- Day-to-day administration of Linux servers
- Maintain and improve a cluster of servers running HTCondor
- Assist researchers with using computing resources
- Create and modify scripts to work with lab servers
- Install software from both Linux software repositories and from the source code
Skills:
- Experience with Linux setup and administration
- Familiarity with the Linux command line environment
- Shell scripting and Python experience preferred, other languages beneficial
- Desire to learn about and work with a variety of Linux software, including systemd, btrfs, NFS, HTCondor, Ansible, and more
Benefits:
This is a student hourly position. You will work as part of a dynamic group of students and post docs, doing interesting, challenging, important and creative work! This is great work experience for many different fields and an opportunity to gain exposure to bioinformatics, genomics, computational biology, microbiology and infectious diseases.
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Want to advertise your event? Email Madeline at madeline.juillard@wisc.edu with the title, date, time, location, and a short blurb. Please send events by Sunday night. |
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Want to share your experience with an internship, study abroad, a student org, or anything else you think your peers might be interested in? Email Madeline at madeline.juillard@wisc.edu with the details! |
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Computer Sciences Undergraduate Program |
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cs.wisc.edu / advising@cs.wisc.edu |
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