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New Mexico Tech is a small research-oriented university in central New Mexico, and was recently named 2nd Best College Value in the U.S. by Princeton Review. The Computer Science Department at New Mexico Tech is well-known as a hotbed of research in information security and assurance, high performance computing, networks, and several other areas. The CS Department offers students at the Masters (with or without the Information Technology option) and PhD levels alike the opportunity to gain hands-on experience and to participate in cutting-edge research.

News

May 13, 2006: Commencement

The students and faculty of New Mexico Tech gathered on the lawn between Brown Hall and the Joseph Skeen Library on the morning of the 13th, to honor those students who had attained their degrees during the 2005-06 academic year.

Graduating with a Master of Science in Computer Science were:

• Patrick Chavez
• William Richard Claycomb
• Wieland E Feierabend
• Karen Sergey Hovsepian
• Adam M. Roth
• Jianxin Wang
• Tao Xie
• Wei Xu
• Jianhua Zhou

Graduating with a Master of Science in Computer Science with Information Technology Option were:

• Heather Lorna Bitsoi
• Nilay Engin
• Robert James Erbes
• Carlisle James House
• Scott Andrew Miller
• Steve Sones
• Sayi Jwala Prasad Yendrapalli

Graduating with a Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science were:

• Mohammed Khalil Omari
• Mingzhen Wei
• Tao Xie
• Jianyun Xu

The recipient of the Patrick Orr Memorial Award for 2006 was Scott Andrew Miller, for "excellence in scholarship and potential for service in computer science education".