COMPUTING SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING

 

Administrator

Lori Lambropoulos

llambrop@houstonisd.org

281-920-8013

LAMBROPOULOS

Deans

Lia Nguyen

lnguyen4@houstonisd.org

281-920-8021

Secretary

Melinda Perez

mperez24@houstonisd.org

281-920-8000,
ext. 6014

OVERVIEW/DESCRIPTION

Almost every major challenge facing our world is turning to computing for a solution, from conquering disease to protecting the environment.  Our mission is to provide students with opportunities in and out of the classroom to spur their interest in computing science, engineering, and architectural design.   Do you enjoy finding better ways to get things done using computers?  Do you want to help build or distribute the next generation of video games, mobile phones, or media players?  Do you love to solve puzzles?  The future will be powered by technology and computing professionals.  Get a head start by being part of the Computing Science and Engineering Academy! 

ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES

  • Robotics Club-competition that applies math and science concepts to real life problems
  • Guest Speakers-invited professionals from various fields of computing science, engineering and architecture
  • NASA Engineering Camp
  • UT Exploration Camp
  • Internships with Industry Business Partners
  • BP Engineering Day
  • Odyssey of the Mind
  • Visit and tour design studios of school of architecture
  • Summer architecture enrichment programs
  • Texas A&M Engineering Summer Camp
RELATED COURSEWORK  

AP Computer Science

Cisco Certified Networking Associate

Digital Animation

Computer Maintenance

Network Set Up

Symbolic Logic

Computer Aided Drafting

Calculus

A+ Certification/

Physics

ENGINEERING AND GEOSCIENCES ACADEMY

The Westside Engineering and Geosciences Academy offers a unique chance for students to gain perspective and insight into the engineering field. Students in this academy are engaged in rigorous academics and hands on projects. Teamwork and leadership skills are emphasized throughout the program, and organization is stressed from the beginning as essential for success. Problem based learning and critical thinking skills are fostered, as they are essential to the engineering profession. In addition, through a partnership with the Independent Petroleum Association of America, we are able to offer students many opportunities to explore engineering in the community. Admission is currently open only for students who will be freshman in the 2010-2011 school year. The deadline to submit applications is January 15, 2010. Notification will be sent March 26, 2010.

Introduction to the Program
Application Checklist
Math Recommendation Form
Science Recommendation Form

Student Personal Statement
Discipline Report
WEGA Four Year Plan

RELATED CAREERS

   

Computer Science

Engineering

Architecture

Artificial Intelligence             

Computer hardware

Computer

Operating Systems & Networks

Electrical

Animator

Information Technology

Industrial

Building Pathologist

Web Programming

Mechanical

Computer Systems  Analyst

Scientific Computation

Petroleum

CAD Coordinator

System Programming          

Software

Landscape

 



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