Photo of road in smokey conditions

Road hazard app designed at Oregon State University played big role during wildfires

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 winners of the regional CyberForce competition.

OSU Security Club Wins Regional Competition

The 2019 CyberForce Competition Winners, Including Two OSL Students.

Kai Lu mentors two students.

Kai Lu Retires From CASS

Kai Lu Retires From CASS After 13 Years.

Reflections on My Time at the Open Source Lab

Reflections on My Time at the Open Source Lab

Working at the Open Source Lab has been the highlight of my computer science experience at Oregon State University.

CASS Teaches App Development Workshop for Educators through PACE

Mark Clements, CASS Software Development Group Lab Manager, teaches Oregon educators to create apps for Apple devices using the Swift language

Students who work in OSU's Center for Applied Systems and Software Open Source Lab get hands-on industry experience and build close relationships in the process.

Changing the World, One Line of Code at a Time

CASS Open Source Lab student-workers Bailey Singleton, Hannah Solorzano, Jerry Peng, and Mohamed Eldebri enjoy collaborating on open source code projects for clients from the lab in Milne Computer Center.

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Oregon State at Their Core

Oregon State alumni Alex Polvi and Brandon Philips are making news with their company CoreOS.

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Saving Lives with Computer Science

Oregon State students have played a vital role in creating critical software for the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT).

Photo of Carlos Jensen, Paul McKenney, and Iftekhar Ahmed talking in an office.

Impacting industry

Iftekhar Ahmed applies an old research technique to find bugs in the Linux kernel.

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OSL Summer 2016 Internship

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.