Join us on Monday, September 16th at 4:00 PM in Manc 024 for a seminar talk by Dr. Ron Doyle on topic “Intersections of Entrepreneurship & Computing”. Abstract: What do you get when you mix Technology and Entrepreneurship? The answer is a new wave of innovation […]
Artisanal and small-scale gold mining (ASGM) is prevalent in many tropical regions providing livelihoods at significant environmental costs. This type of mining often results in severe deforestation, mercury pollution, and damage to local ecosystems, impacting biodiversity, water quality, and human health. The fragmented information on […]
Join us on Monday, September 9th at 4:00 PM in Manc 024 for a seminar talk by Prof. William Turkett, Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Computer Science, Wake Forest University on topic “Graduate School in Computer Science: Is It For Me?”. This talk is […]
Sydney Langenhagen took her first computer science course as a sophomore at Thayer Academy in Braintree, MA. Her math teachers had recommended she take the course, a prerequisite to being admitted into the selective class. She hadn’t considered taking the rigorous course beforehand, but she […]
Join us on September 2! Our fabulous students will share on what they did last summer – Internship@Microsoft, research experience@Wake Forest Center of AI Research, URECA Fellowship experience and more!
Congratulations to Dr. Ballard and Dr. Devarakonda for their funded grant proposal from the Department of Energy titled Tensor-based Streaming Algorithms for Scientific Data Compression. Dr. Ballard and Dr. Devarakonda will work with collaborators at Argonne National Laboratory, NC State University, and Tufts University to […]
Seminar on Wednesday, April 24th at 3:30pm in Manchester 024 by Dr. Yifei Lou, Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics and School of Data Sciences & Society, UNC Chapel Hill. Title: Blind and Nearly Blind Hyperspectral Unmixing via Graph Regularizations and Active Learning Please click
Seminar on Monday, March 25th at 4pm in Manchester 020 by Benjamin Hezrony, Ph.D. candidate at the School of Biomedical Engineering & Science, Atrium WFBH. Title: Effects of Algorithm Dimensionality on Skeletal Microstructure Super Resolution Please click HERE for abstract. All are welcome!
In this talk, you will learn about what courses the Department is going to offer in Fall 2024. Are there any prerequisites? Is the course right for me? What those courses entail? Any timeline to take a particular course? Prof. Turkett will explain to you […]
If you would like to learn more about staying current with technology and navigating the job search process for internships and full-time positions, the seminar on November 13th is a perfect fit! During the seminar, Dr. Doyle will talk about: An overview of modern computing technologies, programming languages, and […]