Computer, Information Sciences faculty attend IEEE conference
Two members of the Department of Computer and Information Sciences organized and participated in the 18th IEEE HONET-ICT conference on smart communities, held Oct 11-13...
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International student earns Microsoft Specialist Certification
Nari Jo, a first-year Biochemistry student at SUNY Fredonia, has earned a Microsoft Specialist Certification.
ZubAir teams up with RTI for developing flight data access technology
Efforts to modernize flight data tracking have taken a big step forward, thanks to ZubAir Data LLC, a start-up and client of the Fredonia Technology...
Student research to be presented at Sigma XI conference
A 2020 summer research project by Computer Science major John Andrew Merino, was accepted for presentation at the 29th Sigma Xi Undergraduate Research and Creativity...
Fredonia to offer new graduate-level certificate in Cybersecurity
An Advanced Certificate in Cybersecurity, a 100 percent online program, will be offered beginning in the Fall 2021 semester. The graduate-level program provides background information...
Computer Science students compete internationally
For the last three months, the Global Data Compression competition was held at the Moscow State University, Russia, sponsored by Huawei Company.
Fredonia Computer Science students present software projects to Paychex
Fredonia students enrolled in CSIT 425: Software Engineering, taught by Computer and Information Sciences Lecturer Denise Joy, presented their software development projects to Paychex, a...
Recent graduate co-authors paper accepted at IEEE annual conference
A paper co-authored by Fredonia graduate Aierkan Salayding, who received a B.S. in Computer Science, with a concentration in Software Development, in December 2019, has...
Fredonia research team awarded $50,000 NSF grant to advance Flight Data Tracker system
The National Science Foundation has awarded a $50,000 grant to a research team at the SUNY Fredonia that may lead to widespread use of their...
Successful test flight validates Fredonia professor’s invention
A revolutionary technology developed at SUNY Fredonia that has the potential to render the aircraft flight recorder (AKA the “black box”) obsolete achieved a major...