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Daniela Marghitu

Computer Science and Software Engineering

COMP 1000 Coordinator

3118 Shelby Center

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Education

Ph.D. Computer Science and Engineering, University of Craiova
B.S. Computer Science and Engineering, Polytechnic Institute of Bucharest

In The News

CSSE faculty member appointed to serve on Governor's Advisory Council for Computer Science Education

Daniela Marghitu will apply 27-plus years of experience to help form strategies and policies geared to develop a unified state vision for computer science education.

College Board leaning on the expertise of Computer Science and Software Engineering faculty member

Daniela Marghitu has been appointed to the College Board’s Advanced Placement (AP) Computer Science A Development Committee.

Proposed course aspires to design and develop accessible and assistive computing systems

Daniela Marghitu's proposed course, “Designing and Developing Accessible and Assistive Computing Systems, Concepts, and Skills,” open to junior and senior CSSE students, could take flight by 2025.

CSSE faculty, students develop children's computer, music skills in harmonious mix

Taught by CSSE faculty and students, 20 elementary school children use what they learn and program robots how to play musical tunes on xylophones

Graduate student in CSSE selected to attend CRA-WP women's conference

Prashamsa Pandey has the opportunity to learn, and share her research ideas on introducing computer science to children with like-minded women April 20-22 in San Francisco.

Auburn Engineering holding virtual computer science camp this fall

The free camp, Virtual Computer Science and Arts for All Jr. (CSA4All Jr.), will be held on Saturdays in October and early November from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. with an hourlong lunch break. It is open to students in 6th through 8th grades.

Tomorrow’s Community Innovators offers underrepresented youth new perspective on STEM

Hosted and facilitated by the Office of Engineering Student Services on the campus of Auburn University, the Tomorrow’s Community Innovators camp offered more than 20 middle school and high school students exposure to engineering concepts and challenges through an unconventional approach.