ONE OF THE LARGEST CS DEPARTMENTS
Strategically located in the middle of a high technology corridor, which is home to over 1,000s high-tech companies, the UT Dallas Computer Science Department is in the midst of a growth phase that includes expansion of programs in artificial intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing, cyber security, human-computer interaction, autonomous transportation, intelligent traffic systems, data sciences, interactive computing, and more.
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UT Dallas Team Triumphs at HackTX 2024 With Angel’s Protection
Last fall, a group of talented UT Dallas ECS students earned top honors at UT Austin’s HackTX 2024 with their innovative project, Angel’s Protection. The team—Le Duy Pham and Bryant Hargreaves (senior software engineering students), Dan Nguyen (a senior computer engineering student) and Sunay Shehaan (a computer science freshman attending his first hackathon)—secured three first place…
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Exploring the Future of Multisensory Interaction: Multimodal Interaction Lab’s “Tech Demo Day” at UT Dallas
Last fall, the Multimodal Interaction (MI) Lab within the computer science department at The University of Texas at Dallas hosted over 60 students for an engaging “Tech Demo Day,” showcasing the lab’s cutting-edge research in multisensory interfaces and immersive user experiences in virtual reality (VR).
UT Dallas Professor Dr. Latifur Khan and his Research Team Receive Best Paper Award for Pioneering Political Text Analysis
Dr. Latifur Khan, a computer science (CS) professor in the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science at The University of Texas at Dallas, along with his research team of UT Dallas CS graduate students (Naif Alatrush, Luay Abdeljaber, Sultan Alsarra and Parker Whitehead) and political scientists from UT Dallas (Dr. Patrick Brandt), the…
Changing The Equation
Veerasamy, from the Department of Computer Science, started a career in industry, but he soon decided to return to the classroom thanks to one important mentor — his father. “My father was a teacher in India,” Veerasamy said. “I grew up around his work, so I always respected the profession. I still think of myself…
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Rigorous coursework is often just the first step for students who are preparing for careers as engineers and computer scientists. Undergraduates may not have leadership roles on their radar before they have completed their first internships but through the process of mentorship, many students discover that they need coaching beyond their academic courses.
Computer Science Expert Named IEEE Fellow
Dr. Weili (Lily) Wu, professor of computer science in the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science at The University of Texas at Dallas, was recently named a fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) for her contributions to the study of data communication and processing in wireless sensor networks. According to the IEEE, the…