Earn FREE Money, Eat FREE Pizza: Scholarships 101

January 5, 2016, 8:51 am

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Come have all of your questions about scholarships answered and snack on some free pizza while you're there. Topics we will cover in this dynamic presentation include:

- Where do I find scholarships?

- What kinds of scholarships do I qualify for?

- What are donors looking for in their applicants?

- How can I make my essay stronger and stand out?

- What resources are available on campus to assist me in applying for scholarships?

- And any other questions you have during our open forum Q&A time

We look forward to seeing you!

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Part-time Cook Opportunity

January 5, 2016, 9:17 am

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Company Name: Ramada Milwaukee Downtown
633 W. Michigan St Milwaukee
Job Title: Cook
Number of openings: 2
Work Schedule: 3-4 shifts per week
Hours per Week: 24-30
Wage/Salary: rate based on experience
Employment Start Date: now
Employment End Date: indefinite
Job Posting Expiration Date: January 30, 2016
Job Location - Ramada Milwaukee Downtown 633 W. Michigan St 53203

Job Description: Cook – Prepare breakfast, lunch and dinner in our restaurant. Some work with limited banquets.

Qualifications: Previous cooking experience preferred. Must be organized and alert. Must be able to work a flexible schedule including weekends and holidays.

Application Instructions: Applications available in Hotel Lobby. Apply in person or email resume to: sales@ramadacitycenter.com. No phone calls.

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MBA Course Descriptions.pdf

January 5, 2016, 10:46 am

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What can an 8th grader do to participate in MSOE engineering programs, like the summer ones?

January 7, 2016, 10:00 am

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I am currently an 8th grader at MAOS (Milwaukee Academy of Science), and I am looking for programs to attend, especially ones dealing with engineering, during breaks and maybe after-school ones.

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Stardust!

January 7, 2016, 11:12 am

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EECS_elective_courses_offered AY2017.pdf

January 8, 2016, 6:43 am

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how to start applying for Fall 2016 computer science course for international students

January 8, 2016, 9:44 am

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How to start applying for Fall 2016 Computer Science Course for international students.?

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Pay Days

July 29, 2013, 1:25 pm

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Staff Holidays

July 30, 2013, 8:12 am

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Weekly Book Raffle Winner

January 8, 2016, 11:04 am

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Walter Schroeder Library Presents:

The Winner Of…

Adulting: How to Become a Grown-Up in 468 Easy(ish) Steps

By Kelly Williams Brown

Noah Burns

***Please bring your MSOE ID to the library circulation desk to claim your prize***

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Weekly Book Raffle: 'The Accidental Apprentice'

January 8, 2016, 11:32 am

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Walter Schroeder Library Presents:

The Accidental Apprentice

By Vikas Swarup

For the next weekly book raffle!

(ONE copy will be raffled off.)

From the author of Slumdog Millionaire comes the tale of a salesgirl who is offered the chance of a lifetime. A billionaire dangles the opportunity to become his company's CEO, but first she must pass seven tests from the mysterious "textbook of life." What follows is an outrageous journey with a memorable cast of characters. Will Sapna inherit a 10 billion dollar business empire and achieve her dreams, or is she merely a pawn in a mysterious game?

To sign up head on over to the Walter Schroeder Library Circulation Desk to fill out an entry slip:

You must be a current MSOE student, faculty, or staff member
You can enter once per book
The drawing will be held on Friday, January 15^th @ 12:30pm

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Information Session - Study Abroad in St Petersburg, Russia

January 8, 2016, 11:26 am

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Friday, January 15, 2016

12 - 1 p.m.

Campus Center, Multipurpose Room

An informational session on the Study Abroad Summer Program 2016 in St. Petersburg, Russia

Please RSVP to Dr Imas at imas@.msoe.edu if you plan to attend.

Additional details about the program can be found in the flyer that is attached below.

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Men's Wrestling: MSOE vs. UW-Platteville

September 11, 2015, 2:31 pm

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SE Curriculum Version 3.2 (2015-2016 and later)

August 21, 2015, 8:43 am

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Version 3.2 of the Software Engineering Curriculum applies to students starting in the Fall of 2015 or after. The track can be found in the Academic Catalog. The flow chart for the curriculum is attached to this post.

Program Electives

CE3200 - Wireless Sensor Networks
CE4950 - Networking I
CE498 - Topics in Computer Engineering
CS321 - Computer Graphics 4 credits
CS421 - Advanced Computer Graphics
CS4230 - Distributed and Cloud Computing
CS4802 - Digital Image Processing
CS4860 - C# and Programming Language Design
CS4881 - Artificial Intelligence
CS4920 - Information Security
CS493 - Advanced Digital Design
CS498 - Topics in Computer Science
CS499 - Independent Study
EE3050 - Dynamic Systems
EE3220 - Digital Signal Processing 4 credits
EE3720 - Control Systems 4 credits
EE481 - Fuzzy Sets and Applications
EE484 - Neural Networks
SE3250 - Introduction to Game Development
SE3830 - Human-Computer Interaction
SE498 - Topics in Software Engineering
SE499 - Independent Study
SE4910 - Mobile Application Development
SE4910I - Mobile Application Development-iOS
SE4930 - Developing Secure Software
SE4940 - Network Security Tools and Practices

Science Electives

Note: Courses in bold can be used for the 4 credit Science elective. Other courses can be used as a Math/Science elective.

BI102 - Cell Biology and Genetics (4 credits) [in place of CH200 or as a science elective]
BI1010 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I
BI1020 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II (4 credits)
BI1030 - Human Anatomy and Physiology III (4 credits)
BI2020 - Cellular Microbiology (4 credits)
BI2040 - Human Anatomy and Physiology IV (4 credits)
BI2305 - Physiology I (4 credits)
BI2315 - Physiology II
BI256 - Microbiology (4 credits)
BI499 - Life Science Independent Study
CH201 - Chemistry II (4 credits)
CH222 - Organic Chemistry I
CH223 - Biochemistry (4 credits)
CH302 - Chemistry III
CH303 - Chemistry III Lab
CH3020 - Food Chemistry
CH322 - Organic Chemistry II
CH323 - Organic Chemistry II Lab
CH353 - Fundamentals of Environmental Chem
CH3650 - Materials Science
CH3660 - Surface Properties of Materials
CH3670 - Polymer Chemistry
CH371 - Modern Biotechnology
CH373 - Advanced Biotechnology
CH401 - Topics in Chemistry
CH499 - Independent Study
EB2240 - Engineering Applications in Biochemistry
EB3300 - Molecular Nanotechnology
EB3400 - Food Engineering
PH2031 - Waves, Optics, Thermodynamics, and Quantum Physics (4 credits)
PH320 - Lasers and Applications
PH322 - Intro-Optics and Photonics
PH324 - Fiber Optics/Fiber Optic Sensors
PH325 - Acoustics & Illumination
PH341 - Intro-Astronomy/Astrophysics
PH342 - Relativity and Cosmology
PH352 - Quantum Physics
PH354 - Nuclear Power, Applications and Safety
PH360 - Physics of Semiconductor Materials and Devices
PH3600 - Physics of Semiconductor Materials and Devices
PH3710 - Intro to Biophysics
PH401 - Topics in Physics
PH499 - Independent Study
SC310 - Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

Math Electives

MA232 - Calculus for Engineers IV
MA235 - Differential Equations for Engineers (4 credits)
MA327 - Mathematical Modeling (4 credits)
MA330 - Vector Analysis
MA343 - Linear Programming
MA344 - Nonlinear Programming
MA3620 - Random Variables and Statistics
MA3710 - Mathematical Biology
MA380 - Advanced Differential Equations
MA381 - Complex Variables
MA382 - Laplace and Fourier Transforms
MA384 - Statistical Methods for Use in Research
MA385 - Modern Algebra with Applications
MA386 - Functions of a Real Variable
MA387 - Partial Differential Equations
MA388 - Introduction to Number Theory
MA390 - Financial Mathematics (4 credits)
MA461 - Applied Probability Models (4 credits)
MA481 - Game Theory (4 credits)

Business Electives

MS 221 - Microeconomics
MS 2220 - Foundations of Business Economics
MS 3010 - Introduction to Health Care Industry
MS 322 - Macroeconomics
MS 331 - Business Law
MS 3330 - Legal Aspects of Innovation and Entrepreneurship
MS 340 - Production Management
MS 3401 - Applied Operations Management: Lean Techniques
MS 3411 - Leading Project Teams
MS 342 - Management Principles
MS 3420 - International Management
MS 3423 - Innovation and Business Markets
MS 3425 - Entrepreneurship - An Overview, MS 3427 - Entrepreneurial Business Plans, and MS 3429 - Entrepreneurial Finance
MS 361 - Marketing
MS 4080 - Information Technology Systems in Health Care
MS 452 - Investment & Portfolio Analysis
MS 453 - Personal Investments
MS 4545 - Finance and Accounting
MS 4801 - Project Management