Become a Teaching Assistant or Tutor for COMPUTER SCIENCE This is a great opportunity to teach other students and to work closely with faculty – it can be a very rewarding experience. Please refer to the HR website for details on employment eligibility: https://hr.williams.edu/student-employment/ The application can… Continue reading »
April 16, 11:00am EST Zoom link: https://williams.zoom.us/j/92779537290?pwd=ejNmeEN3Q1VHa2lVQ0dhZThxYTA4dz09 AI-Based Approaches for Analyzing the Performance of Professional Soccer Players Currently, it is possible to collect massive amounts of data about sports matches and athletes. Consequently, there has been an explosion of interest in using AI techniques to analyze this data. In… Continue reading »
EMERGENT SYSTEM A conversation about work at the intersection of art, music, and computer science. Wednesday, April 14 @ 7:00pm Zoom meeting: https://williams.zoom.us/j/96278608791?pwd=VGU5SjlhY3BwVDgyN2cwVTJtTXJ6Zz09 EMERGENT SYSTEM Acclaimed composer Missy Mazzoli and visual artist Joshua Frankel ‘02 will present and speak about their… Continue reading »
Friday, April 9, 3:15-4:30pm Zoom link: https://williams.zoom.us/j/97219113351?pwd=V3EwcG5uOVJuZjZXWDNkNTA3ZGFMQT09 Robotic Manipulation of Deformable Objects Rearranging and manipulating deformable objects such as cables, fabrics, and bags is a long-standing challenge in robotic manipulation. The complex dynamics and high-dimensional configuration spaces of deformables, compared to rigid objects, make manipulation difficult… Continue reading »
Friday, March 12 @ 3:15pm Zoom link in CS email, or email Lauren (Ltv2). Are you interested in attending: the virtual Tapia Celebration of Diversity in Computing September 14-17 or the virtual Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing? September 26-29 If so, now is the time to… Continue reading »
The 2021 Mathematical Art Exhibition Awards were made at the Joint Mathematics Meetings “for aesthetically pleasing works that combine mathematics and art.” The chosen works were selected from the exhibition of juried works in various media by over 135 mathematicians and artists from around the world. “Laura’s Flowerpot,” by Debora Coombs and… Continue reading »
Congratulations to Kiersten Campbell ’21, a nominated finalist, and David Lee ’21, who received an honorable mention. 2021 Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award Recipients… Continue reading »
Computer Science Spring Preregistration Info Session Friday, November 13, 3:15 pm (Zoom) Learn about CS courses offered Spring ’21 and connect with professors and other CS students. Zoom details in CS email, or contact Lauren (LTV2) for link. Continue reading »
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 »
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