CS Grad School Panel & Info Session: Friday Oct 30, 3.15 pm This Friday for CS Colloquium we have invited CS alums who are in graduate programs to share their experiences and answer your questions. We will be starting with a short info session followed by a panel discussion and Q&A. Continue reading »
The Software-Hardware Dance: an Evolution Duane A. Bailey, Computer Science Fall 2020 Sigma Xi Lecture October 23, 3:15-4:30 pm Zoom link: https://tinyurl.com/Bailey-SigmaXi (passcode: Williams) We take a fresh, broad look at the symbiotic relationship between software and its enabler, hardware. After decades of development of general purpose… Continue reading »
Congratulations to Maddie Burbage ’22 for winning the ACM Student Research Competition at GHC 2020! https://ghc.anitab.org/programs-and-awards/2020-acm-student-research-competition-winners/… Continue reading »
What I Did Last Summer (Research edition) Friday (Sept 25) 3:15 – 4:30 pm Your fellow CS students will give short presentations about their summer research experiences. The colloquium will be held virtually over Zoom (link in CS colloquium… Continue reading »
You are invited to the first CS colloquium of this semester: What I Did Last Summer (Industry edition) which will be held this Friday (Sept 18) from 3.15 – 4.30 pm. Your fellow CS students will give short presentations about their summer internship experiences in industry. The colloquium will be held virtually over Zoom. Find the… Continue reading »
Hi students, We’re looking forward to seeing you all in the Fall. As you begin planning your classes and think about majoring, we’d like to point you to several resources available from the CS department. CS Classes in 20-21 This… Continue reading »
Hi students, we’re looking forward to the start of Fall semester and hope to see you in our classes. A list of the classes we plan to teach is available here, and a complete schedule will be available from the Registrar later in July. We’d also… Continue reading »
Every year the Computer Science Department awards the Goldberg Prize to the student with the year’s best presentation. This year’s Goldberg Prize goes to Josh Kang for his senior thesis presentation titled “SOAR: a Self-Optimizing Adaptive SoC on FPGAs” (advised by Prof. Duane Bailey). You can watch Josh’s award-winning… Continue reading »
The CS department is pleased to announce its nominees for Sigma Xi. Sigma Xi is an international honor society for scientists and engineers, founded in 1886, and nomination is in recognition of scientific research achievements or research potential. This year’s nominees are: Josh Kang Tongyu Zhou Adly Templeton Emmie… Continue reading »
Happy (virtual) graduation day! We’re sure you’d rather be back in Williamstown today, but regardless of where you are, we hope that you can take a few moments to celebrate and reflect on all that you’ve accomplished. You all have grown a huge amount over the past four years. … Continue reading »
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