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Passionate and motivated students who are interested in computer science, engineering, and design should apply for the rigorous FDU enrichment program!
Passionate and motivated students who are interested in computer science, engineering, and design should apply for the rigorous FDU enrichment program!
- Saturday Mornings
- 8:30 am Doors Open for Breakfast
- 9:00 am Workshops
- 12:00 - 12:45 Lunch
- 12:45 - 1:00 Pick Up
Resources and Links for Students
Resources and Links for Students
Computing and Security Enrichment Outreach Program (CSEOP)
Computing and Security Enrichment Outreach Program (CSEOP)
CSEOP introduces cybersecurity to aspiring college-bound students over a ten-week long program that is delivered at the University on consecutive Saturdays in both spring and fall semesters. FDU faculty cover core concepts of computers, networking, robotics, and criminal justice before the students learn about cybercrime and criminal investigations. They get exposed to Python programming and game programming concepts prior to learning and experimenting with ethical hacking. Concepts on cryptography follow its applications in information security.
CSEOP emphasizes seven major area concentrations of particular relevance and interest for budding cybersecurity technologists: Computing Security and Python, Game Programming using Scratch, Internet Security and Cryptography, GoPiGo robots and its Programming, Elements of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Ethical Hacking, Introduction to Criminal Justice and Forensics. The Program engages and cultivates student interests in this emerging and important discipline of information technology.
CSEOP emphasizes seven major area concentrations of particular relevance and interest for budding cybersecurity technologists: Computing Security and Python, Game Programming using Scratch, Internet Security and Cryptography, GoPiGo robots and its Programming, Elements of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Ethical Hacking, Introduction to Criminal Justice and Forensics. The Program engages and cultivates student interests in this emerging and important discipline of information technology.
TECHNICAL ENRICHMENT OUTREACH PROGRAM (TEOP)
TECHNICAL ENRICHMENT OUTREACH PROGRAM (TEOP)
Fairleigh Dickinson’s School of Computer Sciences and Engineering has received multi-sponsor grants to fund this exciting program. The TEOP is provided at no cost, thanks to the generosity of the sponsors, including The Machuga Foundation, Greg Olsen (entrepreneur, astronaut), General Electric (GE Equipment Services), TOYOTA, BAE,UPS, BD and Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG).The program promotes computer science, engineering, mathematics and engineering technology to public high schools with large populations of under-represented minority and/or financially disadvantaged students. It brings upper-level high school students to the School of Computer Science and Engineering at the Metropolitan Campus for 10 Saturdays per semester for technical instruction and hands-on laboratory work under the direction of University faculty, staff and graduate students. Students get introductory engineering lectures plus guided hands-on experience in working with various technology oriented kits, projects, and computer activities. Basic engineering and scientific concepts and principles and mathematics (keyed to the hands-on projects) would be introduced in the lectures. This innovative enrichment program provides exposure to, and experience with, pre-engineering and engineering technology activities.Students who attend and successfully complete the program and are accepted to Fairleigh Dickinson University’s Engineering, Computer Science, Engineering Technologies and Information Technology programs at The Gildart Haase School of Computer Sciences and Engineering will receive TEOP scholarship up to $10,000 annually for 4 years.
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