Computer Science Events

Four steps are required at least two weeks before you defend. November 3 is the last day by which you may meet this requirement if you intend to graduate in January 2024.

Dr. Collin McMillan from the University of Notre Dame will present his talk: Neural Models for Source Code Summarization

The Computer Science (CS) Department is hosting its 2nd Symposium for Graduate Studies! Learn everything about getting a PhD or MS degree, and pathways for non-CS majors! Visit the symposium website for more information, and register here.

Dr. Gianfranco Ciardo from Iowa State University will present his talk Improving "one of the only really fundamental data structures that came out in the last 25 years”

Nathan Wintersgill, Computer Science - Thesis Defense
Title: Exploring Software Licensing Issues Faced by Legal Practitioners
Advisor: Dr. Denys Poshyvanyk and Dr. Oscar Chaparro
Location:  zoom meeting

Title: Exploring Solution Structures in Nonlinear Models of Pattern Formation 

Raghav Kunnawalkam-Elayavalli, Vanderbilt University, Title of talk: Back to fundamental QCD - how do quarks and gluons evolve in space and time?  

Steve DeRoy Anaishinaabe/Saulteaux, geospatial technologies expert, indigenous mapper, and co-founder/CEO of The Firelight Group, Xwmélch’tstn, West Vancouver, Canada speaks on "Indigenizing the Map: Restorying and reconciling our homelands using GIS"

Qihan Wang, Computer Science - Dissertation Defense
Title: Efficient Parallelization of Irregular Applications on GPU Architectures
Advisor: Dr. Bin Ren
Location:  zoom meeting

Dr. Paolo Rech from Università di Trento will present his talk: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in Quantum Computing: Computational Power, Intrinsic Noise, and Transient Faults