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New Augmented Reality Tech Can Turn Any Surface into Keyboard
New Augmented Reality Tech Can Turn Any Surface into Keyboard Virtual keyboards are a frequent source of frustration for augmented reality (AR) users. The virtual surfaces are slow and error prone, and raising an arm to type on them can cause muscle strain known as “gorilla arm.” To improve virtual-typing experiences, University of Texas at…
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Dr. Ravi Prakash Delivers Grace Series Talk on Risk-Taking and Excellence in Higher Education
Dr. ravi prakash delivers grace series talk on risk-taking and excellence in higher education Marking a decade of inspiring talks, the Department of Computer Science at The University of Texas at Dallas opened the Fall 2025 Grace Series with its 55th speaker, Dr. Ravi Prakash, professor of computer science. In his lecture, “Fostering a Culture of…
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Preeti Ravindra Illuminates the Future of AI Security in Grace Series Talk
preeti ravindra illuminates the future of ai security in grace series talk Preeti Ravindra, a senior AI security researcher and leading voice in the emerging field of AI system defense, delivered a thought-provoking and dynamic presentation as part of the spring 2025 Grace Series in the Department of Computer Science. Her talk, “Through the Looking Glass…
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Dr. Anmol Agarwal Discusses Turning Academic Experience into Career Success
Dr. Anmol agarwal discusses turning academic experience into career success The Grace Series at the Department of Computer Science empowers students in technology by hosting lectures from accomplished professionals who share their journeys and insights. In the latest installment of the Grace Series, Dr. Anmol Agarwal, an alumna of The University of Texas at Dallas…
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Computer Science Graduates Celebrate Achievements at Luncheon
COMPUTER SCIENCE GRADUATES CELEBRATE ACHIEVEMENTS AT LUNCHEON In May, new graduates of The University of Texas at Dallas crossed the stage to cheers from loved ones, celebrating an unforgettable milestone reached after years of dedication and resilience. In the Department of Computer Science, spring 2025 graduates marked the occasion with another cherished tradition: the CS…
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Introducing New Faculty Members to Computer Science Department
Introducing New Faculty Members to Computer Science Department We are excited to welcome these new faculty members to the Department of Computer Science of the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science at The University of Texas at Dallas. Their expertise ranges across the field, from artificial intelligence to system security to 3D content generation, and these…
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UT Dallas CS Professor’s PyLINGUAL Project Featured at IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy 2025
UT Dallas CS Professor’s PyLINGUAL Project Featured at IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy 2025 Python is one of the most widely used programming languages globally. It is favored by developers for its flexibility and ease of use, powering everything from artificial intelligence research to web applications. However, its popularity also makes it an attractive…
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Programming Team Competes with Honors at International Contest
Programming Team Competes with Honors at International Contest A University of Texas at Dallas student team, Whoosh, placed in the honors category at the International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) World Finals, a competition known as the Olympics of computing. Team Whoosh was one of 139 teams from 103 countries and one of 19 teams in…
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Innovators, Students Earn Honors as Titans in Technology, Science
A former University of Texas at Dallas president, the North Texas Semiconductor Institute and an alum were recognized at Tech Titans’ 25th annual awards on Sept. 12.
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Jonsson School Welcomes 22 New Teaching and Research Faculty
The Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science at The University of Texas at Dallas welcomes 22 new faculty who have joined since the spring 2025 term. Tenure system faculty and instructional faculty bring expertise in machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques applied to a broad range of disciplines, from circuit design to robotics,…
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Alum Masters Life’s Rhythms as Computer Scientist, Musician
In 2019 Gorden Cheng BS’03 received a standing ovation after a solo piano recital at The University of Texas at Dallas. It was a high-water mark in Cheng’s lifelong musical journey and a particularly special accomplishment for the former music student who had become a successful cybersecurity expert as well as a competitor in the…
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UT Dallas PhD Grad Ningna Wang Selected as 2025 WiGRAPH Rising Star for Next-Generation 3D Geometry Research
UT Dallas PhD Grad Ningna Wang Selected as 2025 WiGRAPH Rising Star for Next-Generation 3D Geometry Research Ningna Wang PhD’25 in computer science was recently chosen as one of eight up-and-coming researchers to participate in the prestigious and competitive 2025 WiGRAPH Rising Stars program. Selected alongside top students from MIT, Stanford, Carnegie Mellon University, Cornell…