News

The School of Computer Science is excited to announce the arrival of our newest faculty member, Dr. Luiza Antonie.

Join us Wednesday, June 29, 2016, at 2:00pm in Reynolds 219 for a Seminar by Ph.D. Candidate Tarfa Hamed.

Title

Embedded Feature Selection for Interdependent Features with Application to Intrusion Detection

Join us Monday, June 27, 2016, at 2:00pm in Reynolds 219 for PhD Defence by Ph.D. Candidate Mohammed Naeem.

Title

A Most Versatile Relative Position Descriptor

Congratulations to Mia and Andrei for winning the Dr. Charles Capstick Graduation Prize!

First: Mia Kilborn ($500)

Second: Andrei Letavin ($300)

This School of Computer Science award is given to the students who have achieved the highest and second highest cumulative averages at graduation. Well deserved, Mia and Andrei!

Join us Tuesday, May 31 at 2:00pm in Reynolds 219 for the 2nd Ph.D. seminar by Ph.D. Candidate A N K Zaman.

Title

Privacy-Preserving Data Publishing (PPDP) Algorithm for Imposing Suitable Privacy to Increase Data Utility

Join us Friday, May 27 at 10:00am in Reynolds 219 for the 2nd Ph.D. seminar by Ph.D. Candidate A. Abdullah.

Title

Towards a Comprehensive Web Service Recommendation Framework

This year, Assistant Professor, Dan Gillis from the School of Computer Science was selected to take part in short-term international development projects through Leave for Change 2016. Dan, as well as six other U of G faculty and staff will contribute their skills, knowledge and time to organizations in developing countries.

Congratulations to Dr. Gary Grewal and his team for a third-place finish at the ACM International Symposium on Physical Design 2016 FPGA Placement Contest.

Several weeks ago we reported that Dr. Gary Grewal and his team including the School of Engineering's Ryan Pattison (former SoCS student), Ziad Abuowaimer, Dr. Shawki Areibi, and Dr. Anthony Vannelli (Dean of CPES) were ranked top 5 in the ACM International Symposium on Physical Design 2016 FPGA Placement Contest.

MSc candidate Niharika Guntamukkala will defend their thesis “A Novel Automated Approach to Evaluate the Transparency of Privacy Policies” on May 4, 2016, at 2:00pm in Reynolds 219.

Title

A Novel Automated Approach to Evaluate the Transparency of Privacy Policies

Join us Tuesday, April 26 at 9:30am in Reynolds 219 for the 2nd Ph.D. seminar by Ph.D. Candidate Masood Zamani.

Title

Protein Secondary Structure (PSS) Prediction through a Novel framework of Predicting PSS Transition Sites and New Encoding Schemes.