In a new program, the Oregon State University Open Source Lab (OSL) partnered with Intel to give community college students an opportunity to get hands-on experience with open-source projects. This summer, four students interned for 10 weeks at the OSL, working on a variety of projects, including web development and systems ...
"When Iftekhar Ahmed learned about the field of computer science from his elder brother, he knew he didn't want to do anything else. After receiving his undergraduate degree in computer science and engineering...he made his way Oregon State University to work with Professor Carlos Jensen."
"Oregon State University is working with global technology leaders, including LG, Microsoft and Sony, to advance the "Internet of Things."
"Alumni Alex Polvi and Brandon Philips credit their experiences at the Open Source Lab with the trajectory of their careers. Most recently, they co-founded CoreOS, a company that brings Google-like server infrastructure to other companies."
"Oregon State students have played a vital role in creating critical software for the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) while gaining valuable hands-on experiences with projects that are making an impact."
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 three units, each with a specialized focus, that work closely together to provide expanded services for clients and a more diverse experience for students.
Center for Applied Systems & Software
224 Milne Computer Center
1800 SW Campus Way
Corvallis, OR 97331
info@CASS.oregonstate.edu
Phone: 541-737-2060
