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Our success in educational endeavors is attested to by our receipt of the inaugural University of Washington Brotman Award for Instructional Excellence in 1999 (see articles in Columns, the UW alumni magazine, and University Week). The short "reflective statement" we were asked to submit as part of the Brotman Award selection process describes our educational philosophy. Additional recognition of our faculty for excellence in education includes four University of Washington Distinguished Teaching Awards and one University of Washington Outstanding Graduate Mentor Award since 1995. Each year, CSE undergraduates also select one faculty member to recognize at graduation with the UW ACM Teaching Award. The department offers degree programs at all levels: a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science in the College of Arts and Sciences, a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Engineering in the College of Engineering (ABET Accreditation), a five-year combined BS/MS program, a research-oriented full-time Masters and Doctoral program, and an evening/distance Professional Masters program for fully-employed professionals in Washington State's computing industry. To see why students choose CSE, watch these videos. We also participate in inter-disciplinary programs on campus as well as providing service courses to majors of other departments: the Applied and Computational Mathematical Sciences undergraduate program, an interdisciplinary Ph.D. program in Computational Molecular Biology, two introductory programming courses (CSE142 / CSE143) that educate more than 2500 students each year, and a set of computing courses for non-CSE majors. Our off-campus offerings include: more than three dozen Certificate Programs enrolling nearly 5,000 students annually, as well as support of the Computing & Software Systems programs at UW's branch campuses in Bothell and Tacoma. Further information regarding all relevant educational programs (including related programs offered by others) may be found on our information for prospective students page. We are committed to diversity in our community.

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