James N. Snyder Award for Scholastic Achievement

The James N. Snyder Award is traditionally for current CS sophomores and is made based on academic merit. Traditionally, one award is given to a student in the College of Engineering and one to a student in LAS (Math/CS, Statistics/CS, CS + X). Before he served as CS department head (1970-1985), Professor James N. Snyder, who was originally a physicist, was a programmer for ILLIAC I and helped design ILLIAC II.

Award
$1,000
Deadline
Supplemental Questions
  1. If you have an interest in applied software development, please list the courses taken in this area, and the grades received.
    • Course
    • Course Grade
  2. Please provide any other information that would show that you have an interest in these areas (e.g., research in these areas).