Events

The Computer Science Department is now accepting applications for teaching assistants and tutors for the Fall semester. We are interested in finding TAs for classes ranging from our introductory classes to our upper-level core classes and electives. You may be a TA for any class you have completed (or CS 134), and we encourage… Continue reading »

Peter Norvig (Director of Research at Google) will be speaking at 12:40 pm in the CS Common Room on Thursday, April 4. Hot Tomatoes pizza will be served prior to the talk at 12:15! The Science and Engineering of Online Learning For decades, we have known that learning… Continue reading »

With the help of many alums, we’ve put together a very full and very exciting program of talks! Come join us in celebrating the Computer Science Department’s 25th anniversary! See the event page at csci.williams.edu/cs25 for more information. Continue reading »

Brent Heeringa will be presenting a talk titled “When Pretty Good is Good Enough: A Tour of Approximation Algorithms” this Thursday, March 7 at 4:15 in Wege Auditorium (TCL 123). http://communications.williams.edu/news-releases/1_14_2013lectureseries… Continue reading »

A 3D printer is a machine that can be used to create real 3 dimensional objects from digital files. The REPRAP is a low-cost 3D printer design that has created a surge of interest open source 3D printer technology. The goal of the REPRAP project is to create a 3D… Continue reading »

Jeannie Albrecht, assistant professor of computer science, will present this year’s annual Sigma Xi lectures at Williams College on Thursday, Nov. 15 and Friday, Nov. 16. Free and open to the public, both talks will take place at 4:15 p.m. in Wege Auditorium. Albrecht will present “Sensor-Driven Energy Management for… Continue reading »

The Computer Science Department is now accepting applications for teaching assistants and tutors for the Spring semester. We are interested in finding TAs for classes ranging from our introductory classes to our upper-level core classes and electives. You may be a TA for any class you have completed (or CS134), and we encourage even… Continue reading »