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Our students, Mark Aoyama and Martin Smith, are Microsoft's U.S. Imagine Cup Finals’ first place winners. Their winning entry was a game called Ecocism.
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updated [2008-05-01] |
CS Grad Students Score Big @ 2nd Annual SEAS Graduate Student Research and Development Showcase
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
The Marvin Center Continental Ballroom
The George Washington University
1st place: Ge Jin, Mike Wakid, and Can Kirmizibayrak
Image guided surgery for medialization laryngoplasty
3rd place: Darren Broemmer
Controlled language programming - using domain specific languages to create more natural programming languages
updated [2008-04-24] |
 The inter-university project Punchscan, of which Stefan Popoveniuc is a member, was invited to make a presentation on Capital Hill on March 6th.
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Learn about CS graduate student Stefan's recent interview on NPR
updated [2008-03-11] |
CS Summer Camp for High School Students
updated [2008-03-07] |
Congratulations! A team of CS undergraduate students have passed the qualifying round for the Regionals of the Cyber Defense competition.
updated [2008-02-14] |
 CS Alumnus Bill Westenhofer Wins An Oscar
updated [2008-01-28] |
Department of Computer Science undergraduate students Sina Chenari and Natalie Rabinovich are recipients of the 2008 IBE Undergraduate Research Fellowship.
updated [2007-12-11] |
 CS Prof. Hyeong-Ah Choi, CS doctoral student Mira Yun, and CS doctoral graduate Joseph Gomes were awarded the Best Paper Award at the Proc. OPNETWORK 2007 for their paper "Providing Strict Quality of Service in HSDPA for Real Time Services".
updated [2007-12-07] |
 CS Prof. Xiuzhen Cheng, CS doctoral student Liran Ma and CS graduate student Amin Y. Teymorian received the Best Paper Award at the 50th IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference (GLOBECOM) for their paper "Passive Listening and Intrusion Management in Commodity Wi-Fi Networks".
updated [2007-12-07] |
Department Newsletter
updated [2007-10-12] |
Computer Science courses for non-majors
updated [2006-10-31] |
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Information on Digital Media
updated [2006-10-24] |
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