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as a Computer Science Major Studying Abroad
Studying Abroad as a Computer Science Major C h e ck o u t p o ssi b l e st u d y a b ro a d l o ca t i o n s t h a t w o rk w e l l w i t h t h i s ma j o r Sandy '19, Austria MAJOR COURSES ABROAD C S I S 2 2 0 (A sse mb l y L a n g u a g e & C o mp u t e r A rch i t e ct u re )
STUDY ABROAD IN ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
one of three tracks: Engineering and Science; Entrepreneurship and Innovaon; and Industrial Design UCEAP UK, Imperial College London This year?long program is open to Engineering and Computer Science majors only Unique course available in Material Science & Computer Science, and Chemical, Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering
Why Study Abroad? Types of Programs - Carnegie Mellon University
and fees to Carnegie Mellon for their time abroad Students cannot use institutional aid from Carnegie Mellon (grants, scholarships, etc which are administered by Carnegie Mellon) on these programs, but students are eligible for federal and state aid and all loans normally received Study Abroad in Computer Science Updated January 2021
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programs you are interested in and check for possible course equivalencies and language requirements Check in with your department about which courses can be moved around to accommodate study abroad Consider possible non-tech electives and general education requirements to complete while abroad Meet with the Office of Undergraduate Student Affairs,
COMPUTER SCIENCE - University of California, Berkeley
The Computer Science major (CS) deals with computer theory, methods of information processing, hardware and software design, and applications The major combines a rigorous technical program with background in the liberal arts and sciences The CS major prepares students for technical careers or graduate school programs related to EECS or CS
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The curriculum in our degree programs is structured so that students move through classes in a prescribed order Prerequisites are important and are strongly enforced This is the plan for completing this degree in eight semesters, including one semester abroad Students work closely with their academic advisor to have their
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University or Departmental Exchange Carnegie Mellon students participating in these programs continue to pay tuition directly to Carnegie Mellon and receive,
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Studying abroad is increasingly important for Computer Science majors, as it is the best How will the study abroad program fulfill my graduation requirements?
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Computer Science: Wayne State (Munich, Germany) And many others studying abroad in some of the excellent programs in English-speaking countries
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in Computer Science Studying abroad is increasingly important for Computer Science majors, as it is the best way to learn about the differences in privacy laws, development and quality standards, and governmental regulations across borders. An international experience can provide you with necessary skills to work effectively with people from around the world and give you the opportunity to gain a new perspective of the field and the technological differences between the U.S., Asia and Europe that will be invaluable when you enter the job market. Employers in corporate America, academia, the government, non-profits, local, state, federal and international agencies value the skills and experiences gained by students who go abroad, with IBM and Deloitte acknowledging that the resilience, cultural awareness and knowledge of global issues JMLQHG MUH ŃULPLŃMO PR POH ŃRPSMQLHV¶ VXŃŃHVV.Why should I go abroad?
Studying abroad is an opportunity to not only explore another place in the world, but also to gain many skills that will significantly enhance your studies and career. Some of the potential benefits of going abroad include: Experience another culture ± and develop a greater awareness of your own Expand your cross-cultural communication and problem-solving skills Develop and improve your language skills Gain a competitive edge for any resume or graduate application Relate classroom lectures to real-world situationsCan I afford an international experience?
Yes! If going abroad is a priority, there is generally a way to make it affordable. Early planning helps students make cost-effective program decisions, and it also helps them prepare their finances through savings, scholarships, and financial aid. Though many programs are comparable to the cost of attending IIT, there is a great deal of variation in costs between programs, and students should carefully consider all of their options before making a decision. Utilize the Study Abroad Worksheet to help you compare programs side by side. Students can apply for financial aid and scholarships to approved international programs (check out our website for a great list!) and, in some cases, financial aid eligibility will increase to cover additional expenses in certain locations. How will the study abroad program fulfill my graduation requirements? Computer Science involves a structured set of courses, but there is plenty of time to go in the summer or during your junior year to complete your electives. Many students have taken major courses abroad, though others may spend a summer abroad to fulfill humanities and general electives to free up time during the regular semesters to focus on coursework for their majors. Undergraduate Academic Affairs will work with you to ensure that all courses you plan to take are approved before you apply to a program, so as not to delay graduation.What kinds of programs are offered?
)LUVP GRQ¶P RRUU\ ± many programs are offered in English! Some programs are offered in the host language, and we will help you find a language program in Chicago so that you are prepared to go abroad. We can also try to connect you with exchange students on campus. Faculty-led programs are led by our own esteemed faculty. You pay tuition to IIT, and your financial aid works as though you are still on campus. Credit is IIT credit, and it will count towards your GPA. Some examples include the CSL summer program or certain IPROs. Exchange programs work on the principle of a one-for-one exchange of students, with a balance of students being maintained on a rolling basis. You will pay IIT tuition for the term you are abroad, in order to take courses at a foreign institution alongside students from the host country. Your institutional scholarships and federal aid will still apply.IIT Study Abroad Office
(located in the International Center)Main Building, Room 405
3300 S. Federal Street
Chicago, IL 60616
Phone: 312-567-3680
Fax: 312-567-3687
Email: studyabroad@iit.edu
Web: www.iit.edu/study_abroad
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Computer Science
Professor Matt Bauer
Director of Undergraduate
Programs
Stuart Building 237B
10 W 31st St
Chicago, IL 60616
Phone: 312.567.5148
E-mail: matthew.bauer@iit.edu
Partner programs are similar to exchange programs in that you take courses at a host institution with whom we have a relationship, but we do not maintain a balance of students. You pay tuition directly to the school, and federal aid may apply. Third Party Provider programs are conducted either in foreign institutions or a special program center. You pay one fee to a program provider, and it often includes tuition, housing, insurance, and some field trips. Federal aid may apply, and many providers offer scholarship competitions. Internships abroad are a great way to gain experience with an international flavor! Some are paid, some are for academic credit ± we help you read the fine print.External programs are those institutions or
organizations with whom we have no relationship. We still work with you on determining if IIT would accept credit, and if so, we work with you to complete your application as normal.Where can I go?
Anywhere! IIT offers programs on six continents,
including many for Computer Science majors.Our website will feature many more programs, but
here is a sampling to get you started: Country University/Program Program Type Term Abroad Course Language Ireland University College Cork Exchange Full Year, Spring English Sweden KTH Royal Institute of Technology Exchange Full Year, Spring English and Swedish Australia Queensland University of Technology Exchange Fall, Spring,Academic Year English
Various GE3 Exchange Fall, Spring,
Academic Year
English and Host
Language
France FAME program at ENSEA Partnership Spring EnglishGermany RISE Program Internship Summer English
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options and utilize the Study Abroad Worksheet, or work with your study abroad advisor to find a program that fits your
needs!How can I get started?
1. Check out our website at www.iit.edu/study_abroad/early_planning to learn about the study abroad process, explore
programs that work for your major and interests, review scholarship competitions, and more. Our Study Abroad