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CSCI 204, Fall 2026
Click on your instructor’s name to access your section’s course information. Section Time Location Instructor 01: Lecture MWF 11:00-11:50 AM DANA 227 Fuchsberger 02: Lecture MWF 3:00-3:50 PM DANA 227 Havill L60: Lab T 1:00 – 2:50 PM BRKI 164 Fuchsberger L61: Lab T 3:00 – 4:50 PM BRKI 164 Havill
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CSCI 351 – Fall ’26
Distributed Computing Catalog Description An introduction to concurrency, communication, and fault-tolerance. Students learn fundamental models of distributed computing and use them to study classic problems and their solutions or impossibility. Examples include consensus, mutual exclusion, distributed data structures and more. We focus primarily on theoretical results, also applying them in practical implementations. Prerequisite: CSCI 311…
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CSCI 204-02, Fall 2026
Course information Syllabus Daily schedule All of the assignments for the course will be listed here. Please bookmark this page and refer to it daily. Getting help Helpful Python websites About me A long time ago, I was a CS major at Bucknell! (I also majored in Religion.) After graduation, I went to graduate school…
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CSCI 203-03, Spring ’26
Course information Syllabus Course work All of the assignments for the course will be listed on the daily schedule. Please bookmark this page and refer to it daily. The reading assignments are from the textbook listed below. The homework assignments and labs are in PrairieLearn. Getting help TA hours (in Dana 325) Textbook We will…
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CSCI 203-01/02, F25
Course information Syllabus Course work All of the assignments for the course will be listed on the daily schedule. Please bookmark this page and refer to it daily. The reading assignments are from the chapters listed on the general course page and below. The homework assignments and labs are in PrairieLearn. Getting help Draft textbook…
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Computer Science Senior Design Projects – Call for Proposals
Fill out this Google Form when you are ready to submit your proposal for a CSCI project. Proposals are due by August 15, 2025! The Department of Computer Science at Bucknell University invites partners in academia and industry to submit project proposals for student teams to work on as part of their senior design experience.…
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Yuhan Chen ’23 and Jackson Rubiano ’27
A Reel Discovery A Bucknell team is preserving rare, fragile Japanese films, making cinematic history available to a new generation. Computer science students Yuhan Chen ’23 and Jackson Rubiano ’27 developed software to recognize frames and stabilize the images, ensuring the films could be projected in a fluid sequence.
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Claire Engel ’25, Computer Science & Engineering
Data’s Creative Twist Data science isn’t just for engineers or analysts. It has the power to advance many different fields of study, sometimes in surprising ways. For example, it can help psychologists better understand children’s movement patterns or inspire creative writing. Showcasing the versatility of data science is a goal of Kelly McConville, director of…
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Rajesh Kumar, Computer Science
“Are behavioral biometrics systems biased toward different demographics? Are they robust enough to withstand sophisticated attacks and secure private information? These are the questions I am attempting to answer with my students here at Bucknell.” Technology is such a ubiquitous part of modern life that our devices often serve as extensions of our physical selves.…
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Sam Gutekunst, Mathematics and Computer Science
Getting students to buy into a class, getting them to buy into the content, pushing them beyond what they think they’re capable of — that is what drives my work. Professor Sam Gutekunst, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Assistant Professor of Data Science, greets everyone who enters his office with the same cheerful…