LTU gets federal grant to teach computer science for self-driving cars

Eight college students from around the country will spend eight weeks this summer at Lawrence Technological University in Southfield to develop computer programs for self-driving cars, under a new federal grant. C.J. Chung, professor of mathematics and computer science at LTU, won the $281,712 grant from the National Science Foundation. The grant will fund three summers of the program with a new cohort of eight students participating each summer. 

In 2022, LTU's on-line masters program in computer science ranked 11th in the country.

Lawrence Technological University named a top school for online master’s in computer science  LTU has been named one of the best colleges in the nation for online master’s degree programs in computer science. Six... [Read more ]

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