Neumont College recently hosted a dynamic three-day hackathon, where teams competed under intense pressure to develop projects across various tech categories. Whether participants went solo or teamed up with colleagues, the competition only allowed for the skilled and determined. 

In the world of robotics, there exists a subculture of innovation, engineering, and sheer adrenaline: it is combat robotics. Fierce machines, meticulously crafted, engaging in high-octane battles where survival is determined by design, strategy, and a dash of luck. Introducing the Utah Combat Robotics Spring Fling 2024, where the spotlight shines on contenders like NeuRobotics Club and their bot, Stack Overspin. 

Capstone Projects are a hallmark of project-based learning, requiring students to apply their knowledge and skills to create and present a project to their classmates.

We are pleased to announce the launch of our two new degree programs:  Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence Engineering and Bachelor of Science in Applied Artificial Intelligence and Data Engineering.

In the ever-evolving world of indie games, a fresh and exciting title has recently emerged, capturing the attention of gamers and critics alike. “LightGone,” developed by a talented group of students, promises to take players on an unforgettable journey through a dark and enigmatic world. 

In an impressive debut, current Chess Captain, Collin Greiss has led the Neumont College Chess team to their first championship match in the NACE Starleague tournament. This remarkable achievement highlights not only this student’s dedication to the game but also the supportive and vibrant community within the team. 

The people have spoken!  Ray Maple, Game Dev Chair, heard your pleas and decided to host another Jam: Spring Game Jam 2024. More than 35 people participated, and 29 games were submitted. Talk about a turnout. 

At Neumont College, innovation isn’t just a buzz word; it’s a way of life. As technology continues to shape our world, Neumont remains at the forefront, evolving its curriculum to equip students with the skills needed to thrive in tomorrow’s workforce. We are excited to announce significant advancements in our academic offerings, placing Artificial Intelligence at the center stage. 

Picture this: in a room filled with eager faces, buzzing with anticipation, are students from universities and colleges all over Utah such as BYU, UVU, Salt Lake Community College, and Neumont College of Computer Science, competing for a chance to invest in themselves.

Every year our Game Dev program hosts a Gam Jam on itch.io where current students and anyone in the Neumont community are invited to showcase their creative and coding skills by building out a game in less than 72 hours.

In the world of cybersecurity, where digital warriors protect virtual frontiers, a hidden gem has been found – a female cybersecurity student whose journey began in the unconventional corridors of hacking forums.

In a groundbreaking move that is set to reshape the landscape of competitive chess, our Chess Club has announced its integration into the official Esports Program.

In the heart of the bustling tech hub at Neumont College of Computer Science, a rising star is making waves with her determination, passion, and ingenuity. Meet KAREN SALCEDO-SANCHEZ,

Gamers and educators, brace yourselves, because “School: The Hardest RPG in Your Life” has arrived on the scene!

Indie games have long been celebrated for their unique and unconventional approach to storytelling and gameplay, and “Bitsy” is no exception.

Begin your journey as Raemond, a farmer, looking for a quiet place to settle, which sounds like a simple task. But in this world, your enemies refuse to let you live peacefully.

Neumont College of Computer Science is a niche school with limited spots available and each year over a thousand applications fly in from all parts of the world. Classroom sizes are limited to 30 seats, which allows for about 19% of applicants to attend Neumont.

Jeremy Jordan, who is from the small town of Gloucester, Virginia, was initially interested in studying marine biology. Instead of studying at the beach everyday, Jeremy chose to be behind a computer screen! Isn’t that crazy?

Noel was recently named Student of the Quarter for her achievements with Neumont’s Women in Tech club (of which she is the president).

What an epic season for the Neumont Llamas! Six of our eight teams battled their way into the playoffs this season.

Neumont College of Computer Science Levels up with Northwest Accreditation.

A study by Georgetown University asserts that Neumont College has the best return on investment for low-income students in the nation.

In April of 2021 Joseph Rodriguez, a current student in Neumont’s Information Systems degree program, decided he we wanted more from the Neumont esports club that he presided over.

We are thrilled to welcome back a Neumont alum, Paul Fox, and introduce him as Neumont’s Web Development Chair.

Neumont is also a candidate for accreditation with the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU).

We caught up with Christian Grey, an incoming freshman who placed second in our recent Game Jam.

Recently, we caught up with Brandon Smith, an incoming freshman and the first student to earn the Code Dojo black belt.