"People have the misconception that computer scientists sit in front of their keyboards all the time.  Knowing how to work with and communicate with other members of a team is important.  Being able to analyze a problem systematically is important."
 - Dr. Angela Shiflet, Chair, Department of Computer Science

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Each year, students from all over the country apply for prestigious National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowships (GRF). David Harmon ’05, a NSF Fellow in Computer Science, is now associated with the computer graphics laboratory at Columbia University in New York. Most of his research, which is a blend of physics, applied mathematics and computer science, involves cloth simulation, specifically developing a "collision detection and response system for cloth that allows it to interact appropriately with itself and its environment."