Computer Science Events

The Spring Honors Research Symposium will feature the research of undergraduate W&M seniors from any Arts & Sciences major completing Departmental Honors in a variety of presentation formats. 

Title: Software Engineering for Big Data and Heterogeneous Computing

This talk will present automated software engineering techniques (debugging, testing, and refactoring) designed in the domain of data-intensive, scalable, and heterogeneous computing.

Join us in discussing how to strike the right balance between AI’s transformative potential and human ingenuity, ensuring that we surf the AI wave rather than being swept away or left behind.

Counting Fearlessly and Meticulously: Weight Distribution of Cyclic Codes with Generalized Niho-type Nonzeros

David Nader, Computer Science - Dissertation Defense
Title: Towards a Science of Causal Interpretability in Deep Learning for Software Engineering
Advisor: Professor Denys Poshyvanyk, PhD
Virtual: Zoom at [Link]

Join the Judaic Studies Program for a lecture on the parallels between Jewish-Czech author Franz Kafka’s fiction and diaries with the work of acclaimed American-Canadian videogame creator Davey Wreden!

Yichen Luo, Computer Science - Thesis Defense
Advisor: Dr. Sidi Lu
Virtual (Zoom)

Shaochang Liu, Computer Science - Thesis Defense
Title: Understanding the Multi-Generational LRU in Linux’s Page Reclaim Mechanism
Advisor: Dr. Jie Ren
Virtual: Zoom

Sarah Revillar, Computer Science - Thesis Defense
Title: Incremental Algorithms and System Design for Streaming Graphs
Advisor: Dr. Pradeep Kumar
Location: TBD