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  • Game Developer Academy

    Online

    The CMU-Q Game Developer Academy will teach key skills required in today's economy including programming, designing, teamwork, creativity, and problem solving. Game experts will guide participants through an exciting journey of video game creation. By the end of the online program, participants will have created their own game and will be ready to present it […]

  • Mindcraft Virtual

    Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) has launched its first virtual outreach program for high school students. Mindcraft Virtual is an online reimagining of CMU-Q’s popular Mindcraft program, which has introduced the field of computer science to nearly 5000 students since it began in 2016. Mindcraft was created for high school students with a wide […]

  • CS Teacher Workshops

    Two workshops will be hosted by the CMU-Q Computing Hub. The workshops focus on professional development for educators to learn to teach computer science to students. Each workshop takes place over the course of 5 days, 2 hours per day. Both workshops will take place online.   Workshop 1: How to teach computer science using […]

  • Perspectives Panel: Artificial Intelligence Grand Challenges

    Online

    The panel will bring together global thought leaders to discuss grand challenges of artificial intelligence. Panelists will provide unique historical perspectives, discuss challenges and progress in the field. The interactive conversation will be led by Ganesh Mani, Adjunct Faculty, School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University (who will be teaching a related course in […]

  • Qatar Collegiate Programming Contest 2021

    The Qatar Collegiate Programming Contest provides college students, majoring in any computing-related field, an opportunity to demonstrate their programming and problem-solving skills. It is a platform to meet fellow students from other universities and colleges within Qatar, where students meet under one roof to compete in teams by designing computer-based programs that solves real-life problems […]

  • Community Partner Lecture: Password Policies: Do’s and don’ts in an internationally diverse environment

    The CMU-Q Community Partner Lecture Series features discussions by CMU-Q faculty members on pressing topics in business and leadership. This semester, Ryan Riley, associate teaching professor, computer science at CMU-Q will be discussing password policies. About the lecture: Most password policy recommendations, such as rules for complexity or frequency of password changes, were designed in […]

  • Computer Science Summer Camp

    Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar

    Hands-on experience where participants get to learn the foundation of computer programming, build their own projects, play games, enhance their communication and presentation skills, and much more! For more information, please contact: [email protected]

  • Lifelines Hackathon

    Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar

    The LifeLines Hackathon '24 is your place to build what you are passionate about. An interdisciplinary hackathon inviting university and high school (11-12) students across Qatar to collaborate and create, it’s where you use your talents in a team of visionaries to tackle one of the various problems that are faced during humanitarian crises. Not only do the winners […]

  • Lecture: Language Models in Natural Language Processing

    Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar

    Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar welcomes CMU-Q teaching professor, computer science, Kemal Oflazer, to speak at the A. Nico Habermann Distinguished Lecture Series.  The A. Nico Habermann Distinguished Lecture Series enables students to engage with prominent faculty and well-known leaders in the field of computer science. The lecture series is named after Professor A. Nico […]

  • Qatar Collegiate Programming Contest 2024

    The Qatar Collegiate Programming Contest provides university and high school students, interested in any computing-related field, an opportunity to demonstrate their programming and problem-solving skills. Students living in Qatar meet under one roof to compete in teams by designing computer-based programs that solves real-life problems using high-level programming languages such as C, C++, Java and […]

  • Lecture: The evolving role of computation in biomedical discovery

    Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar welcomes Russell Schwartz, CMU Professor and Head,  Computational Biology Department, to speak at the A. Nico Habermann Distinguished Lecture Series.  The A. Nico Habermann Distinguished Lecture Series enables students to engage with prominent faculty and well-known leaders in the field of computer science. The lecture series is named after Professor […]

  • Dean’s Panel Series: Stellic

    Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar

    Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar invites you to a panel discussion featuring CMU-Q alums and co-founders of Stellic, an edutech global startup that started its journey in a CMU-Q classroom and grew to become a successful company serving tens of universities around the globe. Stellic: From CMU-Q classroom to edutech startup January 14, 2025 1:00-2:00 […]