Computer Science Department | Drexel CCI

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Web Name: Computer Science Department | Drexel CCI

WebSite: http://www.cs.drexel.edu

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About the DepartmentThe Department of Computer Science offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in Computer Science and Software Engineering, including one of the largest majors at Drexel, the BS in Computer Science. Our programs are recognized by employers as some of the best in the region and across the country, and many of our students have been recruited by Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and other nationally and internationally prestigious companies. Our faculty includes world-class researchersacross the majors areas of computer science, integrating foundational computing theory with practical applications. This research is funded by major federal organizations (such as NSF, DARPA, ONR, and others) as well as industrial and private sources (including Intel, Microsoft, Lockheed Martin, and others). Our faculty have been recognized by numerous teaching and research awards, including the prestigious NSF CAREER award.AcademicsThe Department of Computer Science is home to several degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. These programs are part of a larger array of programs offered by the College of Computing Informatics.Undergraduate Programs MS in Cybersecurity(MSC) Joint program with the Electrical Computer Engineering Department of Drexel's College of Engineering Schedule a Virtual Visit Learn more about the College of Computing & Informatics experience through an online information session. Contact our recruitment team to schedule your virtual visit today! Contact Us Onta n's winning paper, titled "Player-Centered AI for Automatic Game Personalization: Open Problems," examines computer games as the next generation of personalized digital applications. The Scholarship for Service (SFS) Initiative is now accepting applications for the next cohort of CyberCorps scholars. Kim and researchers from the Los Alamos National Laboratory recently published research on how artificially intelligent technology benefits from rest, similar to the human brain.

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