GT CSE 10 Year Anniversary
Georgia Tech’s School of Computational Science and Engineering in the College of Computing celebrates its tenth birthday.
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During my second week of graduate school, my new department threw a 10-year anniversary party. The event kicked off with a short presentation by our chair Dr. David Bader about the state of CSE at GT.
Here’s the short version: CSE at GT is doing fantastic and rapidly growing. In fact, it’s growing so fast that CSE is moving to a brand new High Performance Computing building that will be finished in 20181.
HPCC set to be done in 2018 will support groundbreaking high tech research & development. #InstituteAddress pic.twitter.com/AhQfaN4ICs
— Georgia Tech (@GeorgiaTech) August 27, 2015
Once the presentation concluded, attendees were treated to food, cake, music, live visionary painting by a Georgia Tech alumnus, and a commemorative shirt and drinking glass.
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More pictures from the event can be seen on the College of Computing’s Facebook album.
Hopefully I’ll be graduating when CSE has its 15 year anniversary!2