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Computer Science Department Graduate Admissions Supplemental Form

This page is for applicants for admission to the graduate program in computer science at Indiana University, Bloomington. The following questions are departmental-specific ones that you should answer after filling in the University's on-line application form. Some of this data duplicates what you submit through other means. For example, your statement of purpose will better identify your area of research interest, but this form will allow us to more quickly assign your application dossier to admissions committee members. The first three questions in particular let us match up the data from here with that from the university on-line application.

Last (Family) Name
First Name
Date of birth (mm/dd/yyyy format)
What is your level of expertise (none, user, knowledgeable, expert, systems administrator) for each of the following OSs:
1. MicroSoft Windows
2. Linux
3. MacOS
4. Solaris
5. Other Unix (AIX, IRIX, ...)
What is your level of expertise (none, acquainted with, routinely program in, expert) for each of the following computer languages or systems:
1. Scheme
2. Lisp
3. C
4. C++
5. Java
6. Fortran
7. OpenGL
8. .NET
9. CORBA
Which of the following have you completed as either an undergraduate or graduate course in a university:
Analysis of Algorithms
Theory of Computing
Operating Systems
Programming Languages
Data Structures
Compilers
Artificial Intelligence
Graphics
What area(s) of research are you most interested in?
Distributed systems
Collaboration systems
Programming languages
Compilers
Hardware or embedded systems
Robotics
Artificial intelligence
Cognitive sciences
Logic
Scientific computing
Operating Systems
Security
Databases
Graphics or visualization
Theory of computing
Analysis of algorithms
Other
Do you want to be considered for aid (teaching assistantship, research assistantship, and/or fellowship)?
Yes
No

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