SPECIAL DAY
A sea of purple-clad Pirates walked into Minges Coliseum to be honored as new graduates of East Carolina University. The College of Engineering and Technology hosted its 2023 Spring Graduate...
Computer Science Archives
FIRST CLASS
Seven students will make history during East Carolina University’s commencement on Friday. As if walking across the stage isn’t historical enough, these seven students are part of ECU’s first class...
CODING COMPETITION
Six students from the Department of Computer Science participated in the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) Mid-Atlantic USA Regional, going up against 74 teams from 32 universities in five states....
PASSIONATE PIRATE
Computer science, technology and business students at East Carolina University received some career advice from a distinguished alumna during a meeting of the Association of Computing Machinery. Angela Allen, a...
HELP WANTED
As Josue Arteaga nears his graduation from East Carolina University, he knows exactly what he wants to do. “I want to become a good leader, a supervisor everyone can count...
ALL ON BOARD
ECU College of Engineering and Technology students have a new tool to stay up to date with college events and student organizations. The college’s Student Success Center started use this...
INTERNATIONAL ACCLAIM
Students with ECU’s chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) are being celebrated internationally for creating a new event that received plenty of interest and support. Manage-A-Hack took place...
ECU team competes in first CAE-NCX
A team of students from East Carolina University participated in the first Centers of Academic Excellence National Security Agency Cyber Exercise (CAE-NCX) competition. The three-day virtual event included five modules...
New leadership council gives students a voice
Dr. Harry Ploehn walked into a room full of students, but it wasn’t to teach or lecture. It was to listen. The dean of East Carolina University’s College of Engineering...
ECU computer science instructor follows in late father’s footsteps
When his father taught as a professor at East Carolina University, Aleksei Vilkomir traveled from Moscow to Greenville to visit. “The first time I came here, I was really impressed...