REU-CAAR WILL BE RUNNING IN SUMMER 2024We will have the webpage for that up by December 1, 2023. What is below is the webpage for the SUMMER 2023 program. Information about Past programs:We have run REU-CAAR from 2013-2021. You can learn what we did then from the sidebar. Program will run June 5, 2023 until Aug 11, 2023.WHAT IS REU-CAAR ?Research Experience For Undergraduates (REU) in Combinatorics, Algorithms, and AI for Real Problems (CAAR) is a 10 week NSF funded research program designed to bridge the gap between the theory (algorithms, probability, combinatorics, Theoretical Machine Learning, others) and other disciplines within Computer Science (AI, Operations Reseach, practical machine learning, others.) Rather than wax philosophical about this just go Look at the Projects! TELL ME ABOUT THE PROJECTS!!!
Go to the left!!! You will see a tab that says Projects. Click on it! HOW TO APPLY?
The deadline is March 7, 2023. We will be accepting students before that point, so if you apply on (say) Feb 28 then the program may already be filled up. For instructions on how to apply and the link you need, Click Here All undergrads who have a basic understanding of Algorithms, Discrete Mathematics, and Computer Programming are encouraged to apply. Must be a citizen or permanent resident. We have some (not much!) money to provide some support for some non-citizens from American schools. If you are in this category say so in your personal essay. If your school will pay for some of the cost then let us know. (All students who apply must be attending an American school.) WHAT WILL YOU GET?
A summer of research that is awesome and fun! Students will be provided with $6000 as stipend AND room AND food money. If at some later time a paper comes out of the summer research and gets into a conference, there may be money to support travel to that conference to present. OTHER PROGRAMS TO APPLY TO
Since Summer Programs are compeitive its good to apply to several: WHO TO ASK QUESTIONS?
Go to the left!!! You will see a tab that says FAQ. Click on it! If your question is not answered there then email me: Bill Gasarch gasarch@umd.edu |