North Carolina State University, College of Engineering, Senior Design Center Project Notebooks 1997-2009

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North Carolina State University, College of Engineering, Senior Design Center Project Notebooks 1997-2009

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The North Carolina State University, College of Engineering, Senior Design Center Project Notebooks Records contain student research project notebooks developed for the Senior Design Center, a capstone course in the Computer Science Department. The Senior Design Center (SDC) was created in 1994 to provide Computer Science seniors with a value-added capstone course resulting in a final project. The SDC provides an opportunity for companies to sponsor a particular project, resulting in a collaboration between students and private enterprise.

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The Computer Science Department at North Carolina State University was formed in 1967 in the College of Physical Science and Applied Mathematics (later the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences). In 1988, the department was transferred to the College of Engineering. From the description of North Carolina State University, College of Engineering, Department of Computer Science Records, 1967-2007 [manuscript] (North Carolina State University). WorldCat record id: 521125210 ...

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