Congratulations to Dr. Yi Hong! Congratulations to Dr. Yi Hong for receiving a 2-year NSF grant for the proposal titled: "CRII: SCH: Analysis of Population-Based Image Metamorphosis." Read more about Congratulations to Dr. Yi Hong!
Congratulations to Dr. Prashant Doshi and Dr. Kyu Hyung Lee! Congratulations to Dr. Prashant Doshi (PI) and Dr. Kyu Hyung Lee (Co-PI) for receiving a 3-year U.S. Army research grant for the proposal titled: "A Framework for Asymmetric Information Interactions among (Cyber) Defenders and Attackers." Read more about Congratulations to Dr. Prashant Doshi and Dr. Kyu Hyung Lee!
Congratulations to Dr. Prashant Doshi! Congratulations to Dr. Prashant Doshi for receiving a 3-year NSF grant for the proposal titled: "Tractable Decision-Theoretic Planning Driven by Data." Read more about Congratulations to Dr. Prashant Doshi!
Lecturer Position in Computer Science The Department of Computer Science at the University of Georgia invites applications for a full time non-tenure track lecturer position starting August 01, 2018. The responsibilities of this position include teaching foundational courses in the undergraduate major and periodically teaching a senior/beginning graduate level course in his/her specialty. In addition, this position allows for opportunities to develop new undergraduate courses for our expanding program. Read more about Lecturer Position in Computer Science
CS Students Win 3rd Place at GSU Hackathon! Three students from the Computer Science Department: Omkar Acharya, Akshay Mendki and Ankitkumar Vaghela won the 3rd prize at "HackGSU Spring 2018", a Hackathon event organized by Georgia State University and Major League Hackathon. The competition was held from 23rd to 25th March and had 233 students from different universities across the nation. Read more about CS Students Win 3rd Place at GSU Hackathon!
Research Day The Department of Computer Science is going to organize its Annual Research Day of 2018 on Friday, April 13th at the Georgia Center, Kellogg Concourse, UGA from 4 pm to 6.30 pm. Research Day is marked by active participation from the graduate students of the Computer Science Department where they showcase their research to the eminent faculty and guests. Invited speakers from across the country share their work and findings with us. Read more about Research Day