The Computer Science Department’s Class of 1960 Scholars Lecture Spoofing Operating System Security Interfaces to Study User Security Behaviors Many of the pop-up dialogs that appear in operating systems and application software are intended to provide security-related functions. For example, some are designed to provide a trusted authentication… Continue reading »
Mobile Development Mobile applications have become an essential part of our daily lives, and healthcare is no exception. In this talk, Josh will discuss many aspects of mobile app development along with some of the core challenges that face today’s mobile developers both inside and outside of healthcare. He’ll also… Continue reading »
Three students (April Shen ’13, Bryn Reinstadler ’15, and Abbie Zimmermann-Niefield ’15) and two faculty (Jeannie Albrecht and Andrea Danyluk) attended the conference. Prof. Andrea Danyluk gave a talk on “Undergraduate Research Experience Internships” with Jamika Burge of Information Systems Worldwide. Andrea and Jamika are co-directors of CREU (Collaborative Research… Continue reading »
Stephen Freund will be in Istanbul, Turkey next week presenting a tutorial, “Dynamic Analyses for Data-Race Detection” at the Third International Conference on Runtime Verification (RV’12). … Continue reading »
The following students will be giving short 5 minute presentations of their summer research/work/internships. Tommy Gaidus: Cloud Based Solutions for Alternative Asset Fund Managers James Wilcox: ChickenCoop: Two Kinds of Inference for a Cooperability Effect System Donny Huang: Dynamic Optimality Daniel Seita: Text Simplification Brianne Mirecki: Unhackable Encoding in Human… Continue reading »
Nick Arnosti ’11 presented a paper co-authored with Prof. Andrea Danyluk (and based on his honors thesis work) at the International Conference on Machine Learning. Jesse Davis ’02 and Nick Arnosty ’11… Continue reading »
This summer, Associate Professor Morgan McGuire collaborated with colleagues at Vicarious Visions in Albany, NY to develop and present new research on video games in a course at the ACM SIGGRAPH 2012 conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive Techniques. Creating visual effects that scale with resolution and hardware capabilities is… Continue reading »
The first colloquium of the semester will involve a short organizational meeting. In addition, CoSSAC voting will take place at colloquium. You should feel free to nominate yourself and others (including sophomores) for a council position. Please send nominations to Prof. Danyluk ([email protected]) as soon as possible. As is… Continue reading »
The Computer Science Department will be celebrating it’s 25th anniversary this year – stay tuned for details about the celebration!… Continue reading »
Using Social Network Data to Understand Human Behavior As a growing fraction of our lives is conducted online, we create ever richer trails of digital breadcrumbs for learning about statistical human behavior. By analyzing different online social networks and citation patterns in papers using the techniques of statistical physics, we… Continue reading »
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