Photo Credit: David Hawkins (CSUN Today)
California State University, Northridge’s mobile app competition, AppJam 2016, is right around the corner and encourages undergraduate and graduate students from all majors to participate.
The project was just acknowledged by this year’s NMC Horizon Report as a cornerstone project to support emerging technologies impacting higher education. NMC is a global nonprofit association of universities, colleges, museums and research centers exploring the impacts of media and technology on higher education.
“AppJam is a great opportunity for students to create something innovative,” said IT Planning & Communications Director, Mayra Solano. “It is for students who are interested in teaming up with other students to create an app that can potentially solve a real-life problem — whether it’s for CSUN or the community.”
Read more at CSUN Today and to register for AppJam 2016, visit AppJam.
