The NDSU Computer Systems Institute
The NDSU Computer Systems Institute was founded in 1981 to serve
as a vehicle for handling funds received from off campus sources
for services provided by the faculty of the Computer Science
Department.
Mission Statement (proposed revision)
The purpose of the Computer Systems Institute is to promote and
support multi-disciplinary research and development activities
in computer systems, and especially in computer systems with
appliciability to education, commerce, farming and industry in
North Dakota and the surrounding region.
The Institute will serve as an organizational structure to seek
research support, equipment and projects, aimed at the growth of
computer systems design and development expertise. The goal will
not only be to develop this expertise at North Dakota State
University, but at nearby universities as well, and to
collaborate with industry in eductation, research, and
development.
Activities of the NDSU Computer Systems Institute
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Education and Outreach |
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Design and Development |
- Off-campus courses
- Cooperative Education
- Specialized Training (Skill Training Center)
- Weekly Seminar Series
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- Research and Design
- Cross Disciplinary Projects
- Consulting/Referral
- Research Contacts
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