Academic and Professional Development for Computer Science, Engineering, and Mathematics Students.

计算机科学、工程和数学学生的学术和专业发展。

• 批准号: 0422447
• 负责人: Armando Rodriguez
• 金额: $ 40万
• 依托单位: Arizona State University
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2004
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2004-08-01 至 2008-07-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0422447&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Academic; Professional; Development; Computer; Science

This project is a continuation of a previously and currently successful CSEMS program at Arizona State University. The project implements a comprehensive mentor driven scholarship program that significantly improves the retention, graduation, and placement of low income lower division students majoring in CSEM disciplines; e.g. computer science, computer technology, engineering, engineering technology, and mathematics. The program makes use of existing services made possible by the Arizona State University (ASU) SUMS Institute. Intellectual Merit: Selected students participate in a variety of mentor-supervised activities designed to insure success in their undergraduate studies and successful transition from their undergraduate environment into graduate school and/or industry. The program builds on an extensive track record established by the ASU SUMS Institute in managing such programs. This includes two prior CSEMS programs; one aimed at incoming freshmen and lower division students; the other aimed at juniors and seniors. These programs provide the project directors with extensive knowledge - knowledge that serves as the basis for the program.The program selects a total of 30 lower division students to receive CSEMS scholarships each year. Twenty of the selected students are incoming freshmen. The incoming freshmen participate in a summer bridge program where they enroll in either calculus (8 weeks) or pre-calculus (5 weeks). This bridge program assists the students in their transition to the university environment. An additional ten students, already enrolled, lower division ASU students will also be selected to receive CSEMS scholarships. Broader Impacts: As the students transition from lower division to upper division, efforts are made by the project directors to assist in the transition of capable students to funded faculty-directed research projects.

该项目是亚利桑那州立大学以前和目前成功的CSEMS计划的延续。该项目实施了一个全面的导师驱动的奖学金计划，显着提高了保留，毕业和安置低收入低年级学生主修CSEM学科;例如计算机科学，计算机技术，工程，工程技术和数学。该计划利用亚利桑那州立大学（ASU）SUMS研究所提供的现有服务。智力优势：被选中的学生参加各种导师监督的活动，旨在确保他们的本科学习取得成功，并从本科环境成功过渡到研究生院和/或行业。该计划建立在ASU SUMS研究所在管理此类计划方面建立的广泛记录的基础上。这包括两个先前的CSEMS计划;一个针对新生和低年级学生;另一个针对大三和大四学生。这些项目为项目主任提供了广泛的知识-知识作为该计划的基础。该计划每年选择30名低年级学生获得CSEMS奖学金。被选中的学生中有20名是新生。即将入学的新生参加一个夏桥项目，他们可以参加微积分（8周）或微积分预科（5周）。 这个桥梁计划帮助学生过渡到大学环境。另外十名学生，已经入学，低年级ASU学生也将被选中获得CSEMS奖学金。更广泛的影响：随着学生从低年级过渡到高年级，项目主任努力协助有能力的学生过渡到资助的教师指导的研究项目。