Computer Science
Computer science is concerned with the systematic study of algorithms for describing and transforming information. The fundamental question is: what can be (efficiently) automated?
Innovative computing solutions have provided the basis for advances in other fields. Along with creative, wide-ranging, and profitable careers, computer science offers practitioners the chance to make real contributions that benefit society at large.
The Department of Computer Science offers an undergraduate major leading to a B.S. degree and a graduate program leading to the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees. Our full-time faculty teach the courses from the freshman level to graduate research seminars. Students at all levels have the opportunity to pursue research projects either individually or in groups.
Michael Liarakos and Katie Williams Win Undergraduate Park Award
The annual Park Undergraduate Scholarship Award was given in 2008/09 to Michael Liarakos and Katie Williams.NSF awards CCF SHF grant on Creating Software
Prof. Poshyvanyk has been awarded a three year NSF grant.Faculty Position in Computer Science
The College of William and Mary invites applications for a tenure-track assistant professor position in Computer Science for Fall 2010.
NSF has awarded an ECCS-IHCS grant on Multi-Scale QoS for Body Sensor
Networks to Professor Gang Zhou.
This 3-year project is in collaboration with both the Electrical and
Computer Engineering Department and the Computer Science Department at
the University of Virginia.
Colloquium: Barbara Ryder
November 11, 2:00 PM
Blended Program Analysis : Combining Static and Dynamic Analyses
Colloquium: Mark Grechanik
November 13, 3:00 PM
Preserving Test Coverage While Achieving Data Anonymity For Database-Centric Applications
