Graduate Students
The Department of Computing and Information Sciences is committed to excellence in scholarly activities and research; inter-departmental and inter-university collaborative projects are particularly emphasized. Key research areas include:
- cooperative robotics
- bioinformatics
- computer and information security
- distributed algorithms and systems
- formal approaches to computation
- machine learning and data mining
- operating systems
- real-time systems
- scientific computing
- information retrieval
- sensor networks
- software engineering
More detailed research areas can be found on the application form.
Two Master's-level degrees, the Master of Science (M.S.) and Master of Software Engineering (M.S.E.), are offered. A Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in Computer Science is also offered. The Department also offers the M.S.E. through distance learning and the Graduate Certificate in Embedded Systems.
GRA/GTA Guidelines
These handouts provide information to help you become familiar with our procedures and requirements. As a GRA/GTA you have one of the most demanding positions in the Department. The Department is extremely grateful for your help. If you have questions, please feel free to ask.
