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  • UT Dallas CS Department Launches Research Center for Machine Learning

    UT Dallas CS Department Launches Research Center for Machine Learning

    UT Dallas CS Department Launches Research Center for Machine Learning Machine Learning has gained significant popularity and has flourished in the past decade due to the development of scalable computing coupled with access to diverse data sources. Consequently, it has seemed only fitting that the UT Dallas Computer Science department would launch a research center…

  • Grace Series Talks Continue to Inspire through Empowering Talks by Leading Women in Tech  

    Grace Series Talks Continue to Inspire through Empowering Talks by Leading Women in Tech   Whether in an office, lab, or a classroom, the accomplishments of women over the past 100 years — from scientific breakthroughs to personal triumphs — have led the way for others to follow and create their own journeys. This semester,…

  • Dr. Vibhav Gogate Appointed Program Chair for the Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (UAI’19)

    Dr. Vibhav Gogate Appointed Program Chair for the Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (UAI’19)

    Dr. Vibhav Gogate Appointed Program Chair for the Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (UAI’19) This July, Dr. Vibhav Gogate, UT Dallas CS Professor and Co-Director of the UT Dallas Center for Machine Learning, will be serving as program chair for the 2019 Conference on Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence (UAI) in Tel Aviv, Israel. This…

  • ‘The Future of Police Training’: SURVIVR Uses Virtual Reality to Prep Officers for the Real World

    ‘The Future of Police Training’: SURVIVR Uses Virtual Reality to Prep Officers for the Real World

    ‘The Future of Police Training’: SURVIVR Uses Virtual Reality to Prep Officers for the Real World Via Dallas Innovates || By Payton Potter  Founded by a recent UT Dallas CS grad, Brian Hoang, VR training startup SURVIVR is working to change how law enforcement trains its officers, while cutting costs and saving lives along the way.…

  • Engineering Education Expert Named New Jonsson School Dean

    Engineering Education Expert Named New Jonsson School Dean

    Engineering Education Expert Named New Jonsson School Dean Dr. Stephanie G. Adams, professor of engineering management and systems engineering at Old Dominion University and dean of its Frank Batten College of Engineering & Technology, will become the fifth dean of the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science on Aug. 1. Adams, who holds…

  • CS Faculty Member Dr. Lingming Zhang Wins the Best Industry Paper Award at ICST’19 and Publishes Three Papers at ISSTA’19

    CS Faculty Member Dr. Lingming Zhang Wins the Best Industry Paper Award at ICST’19 and Publishes Three Papers at ISSTA’19

    CS Faculty Member Dr. Lingming Zhang Wins the Best Industry Paper Award at ICST’19 and Publishes Three Papers at ISSTA’19 UT Dallas Computer Science Professor and expert in the field of Software Engineering (specifically software testing, analysis, and verification), Dr. Lingming Zhang, recently had three papers accepted for presentation at the 28th ACM SIGSOFT International…

  • UT Dallas CS Faculty Researchers Have Four Papers Accepted Into Internationally Renowned Artificial Intelligence Conference

    UT Dallas CS Faculty Researchers Have Four Papers Accepted Into Internationally Renowned Artificial Intelligence Conference

    UT Dallas CS Faculty Researchers Have Four Papers Accepted Into Internationally Renowned Artificial Intelligence Conference UT Dallas Computer Science faculty members are world-renowned for their research and scholarship. The results of their research will be shared at an upcoming international conference, the 28th International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI), in Macao, China. UT Dallas…

  • UT Dallas Researchers Have Five Papers Accepted Into Prominent Software Engineering Conference

    UT Dallas Researchers Have Five Papers Accepted Into Prominent Software Engineering Conference

    UT Dallas Researchers Have Five Papers Accepted Into Prominent Software Engineering Conference Next August, researchers from the UT Dallas CS Department will have a strong presence at the 27th ACM Joint European Software Engineering Conference and Symposium on the Foundations of Software Engineering (ESEC/FSE) with five accepted research papers. The conference brings together experts from…

  • University Marks 50th Anniversary of Signature Moment in Its History

    University Marks 50th Anniversary of Signature Moment in Its History

    University Marks 50th Anniversary of Signature Moment in Its History Gov. Preston Smith signs House Bill 303 on June 13, 1969, establishing The University of Texas at Dallas. If you don’t see the video, watch it on Vimeo. Fifty years ago today, The University of Texas at Dallas was created by the stroke of a gubernatorial…

  • Spring’19 UTDesign CS Expo Showcases Cutting-Edge Senior Capstone Projects

    Spring’19 UTDesign CS Expo Showcases Cutting-Edge Senior Capstone Projects

    Spring’19 UTDesign CS Expo Showcases Cutting-Edge Senior Capstone Projects UT Dallas Computer Science and Software Engineering seniors came together last May to present their capstone projects at the Spring 2019 UTDesign Computer Science Expo. Fifty-two teams ranging from three to five members each presented their final projects to a room full of their peers, UT Dallas…

  • Meet UT Dallas CS Alumni Michael Lewellen of Tarski Technologies in Richardson

    Meet UT Dallas CS Alumni Michael Lewellen of Tarski Technologies in Richardson

    Meet UT Dallas CS Alumni Michael Lewellen of Tarski Technologies in Richardson Via VoyageDallas Interview – Today we’d like to introduce you to Michael Lewellen the CEO and Founder of Tarski Tech. Michael, let’s start with your story. We’d love to hear how you got started and how the journey has been so far. I first…

  • Student Chapter of the ACM at UT Dallas Expands With More Opportunities and New Initiatives for Students

    Student Chapter of the ACM at UT Dallas Expands With More Opportunities and New Initiatives for Students

    Student Chapter of the ACM at UT Dallas Expands With More Opportunities and New Initiatives for Students The Student Chapter of the ACM was founded in UT Dallas in the early 2000s. Since then, the official University of Texas at Dallas Student Chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) has grown by leaps and…