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Northeastern University (Boston, Mass.). College of Computer Science

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College of Computer Science records

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Identifier: A029
Overview Northeastern University's (NU) College of Computer Science (CCS) was the first college in the United States devoted exclusively to computer science. Despite the vigorous protest of NU's engineering faculty, NU's Faculty Senate resolved to establish the CCS in April 1982, and the Board of Trustees approved the CCS in June 1982. The CCS linked the theoretical approaches taught in the Dept. of Mathematics in the College of Arts and Sciences with the practical approaches taught in the College of...
Dates: 1971-2004

Office of Technology Innovation and Commercialization records

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Identifier: A115
Overview The Office of Technology Innovation and Commercialization, formerly known as the Division of Technology Transfer, was formed as the result of a task force commissioned by President Richard M. Freeland in 1997. The findings of the task force emphasized the importance of research, technology transfer, and intellectual property control to "augment the intellectual contribution and stature of the University." In July 1999, the Division of Technology Transfer was created to "promote university...
Dates: 1982-2004

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Computer science -- Study and teaching -- Massachusetts -- Boston 1
Education, Cooperative -- Massachusetts -- Boston 1
Intellectual property 1
Research and development projects -- United States 1