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The Buni Surfboard Company emerged during summer 2020, when computer science student/former CASS Student Developer Parker Conrad and mechanical engineering student Mason Crawford decided they would craft a surfboard. Photo courtesy of Aarie Burris.
Learn about CASS and how we are working with the Oregon Department of Transportation to move a large, monolithic, n-tier enterprise application to a microservices architecture.
Oregon State alum pushes past a lack of self-confidence to earn her degree online and build a career in tech
A web app created by students and staff in the Center for Applied Systems and software helped government agencies alert the public about roads that were impacted by wildfires.
The 2019 CyberForce Competition Winners, Including Two OSL Students.
The Center for Applied Systems and Software (CASS) is a non-profit organization that provides software development, testing and hosting solutions to clients while giving students hands-on industry experience. Students are given the opportunity and guidance to work with real-world clients and to see projects from start to finish. CASS prides itself in offering quality services to customers while providing a beneficial experience for our students.
CASS has two units, each with a specialized focus, that work closely together to provide expanded services for clients and a more diverse experience for students.
Can you answer 'Yes' to these questions?
Please watch this space and OSU Jobs to see when CASS/OSL is hiring for the following student positions:
CURRENT OPEN POSITIONS!
CASS is committed to increasing diversity in the software development field. We encourage applicants from traditionally under-represented groups to apply.
Center for Applied Systems & Software
224 Milne Computer Center
1800 SW Campus Way
Corvallis, OR 97331
info@CASS.oregonstate.edu
Phone: 541-737-2060
BarCamp is an annual event happening in early April. Join us for our next Barcamp on May 2, 2020!
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