Computer Science Colloquium Ward Prize Presentations Tuesday, May 17 1:30-3:00pm Wege, TCL 123 A presentation by students nominated for the 2022 Rich Ward Prize for Best Student Project in Computer Science. CS colloquium credit will be awarded for attending. Featuring: Jonathan Gellar – “Baba is… Continue reading »
Computer Science Thesis Defenses Monday, May 16 Wege Auditorium – TCL 123 *Colloquium credits offered for attendance: 2 credits for morning session & 2 credits for the afternoon.* 9.30 am: Maddie Burbage – “A Private, Associative Memory Alternative for RISC Systems” 10.10 am: Chris Chung – “B-epsilon tree Query Scheduling”… Continue reading »
Computer Science Class of ’60s Suresh Venkatasubramanian Thursday, May 05 @ 7:30pm* Bronfman Auditorium – Wachenheim B11 *Talk open to the public. Private reception to follow for Williams students, faculty and staff. and Friday, May 06 @ 2:35pm* Computer Science Colloquium – Wege TCL 123 *Williams students,… Continue reading »
Computer Science Colloquium Friday, April 29 @ 2:35pm Wege (TCL 123) Gerrymandering, redistricting, and the quest for fairer representative democracy Partisan gerrymandering in the United States is an old problem. However, our most effective tools for measuring and regulating it are fairly new and still not well-understood. This… Continue reading »
Friday, April 22 2:35pm in Wege Crowdsourcing with Video Games People and computers working together can solve problems neither could solve alone. To support this, video games provide a compelling approach: they are a natural space for problem solving and can foster the engagement necessary for people to make a… Continue reading »
Pre-registration Info Session Friday, April 15 @ 2:35pm in Wege (TCL 123) Learn about CS courses offered Fall ’22 and connect with professors and other CS students. Continue reading »
Friday, April 08 @ 2:35pm Wege Hall – TCL 123 Perception and Context in Data Visualization Visual analytics is the science of combining interactive visual interfaces and information visualization techniques with automatic algorithms to support analytical reasoning through human-computer interaction. People use visual analytics tools and techniques to synthesize information… Continue reading »
Apply to be a Teaching Assistant or Tutor for Fall 2022! This is a great opportunity to teach other students and to work closely with faculty – it can be a very rewarding experience. Application can be found at: https://csci.williams.edu/tatutor-application/ Due Friday, April… Continue reading »
Computer Science Colloquium Friday, March 11 @ 2:35pm Wege – TCL 123 The Magic of Full-Text Indexes Nowadays, textual databases are among the most rapidly growing collections of data. Some of these collections contain a new type of data that differs from classical numerical or textual data. Continue reading »
Elena Glassman Computer Science Colloquium Friday, March 04 2:35pm in Wege (TCL 123) Human-AI (Mis)Communication: challenges and tools for successfully communicating what we want to computers While we don’t always use words, communicating what we want to a computer, especially an artificially intelligent one, is a conversation—with ourselves as… Continue reading »
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