Williams named best college in Massachusetts for Computer Science majors
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Pill Pack Recruiting Events
Join Williams CS alumni Mary Imevbore ‘18 and Noah Grumman ‘16, PillPack software engineers, for an informational session or the CS Colloquium talk to learn more about opportunities with this company. There will be snacks and swag, and students who attend one or more of these events… Continue reading »
Become a Teaching Assistant
TA Application Flyer Fall 2018… Continue reading »
“Mapping the World with Deep Learning” – Facebook Tech Talk
Thursday, Sept 20, 6pm, TPL 203. “Mapping the World with Deep Learning” – Facebook Tech Talk by Derrick Bonafilia ’17, Yitong Tseo ’17, Sam Blackshear ’10, and Baoxiang Yiang. Satellites today are capable of capturing geo-referenced imagery of almost the entire globe at resolutions ups to 50cm per… Continue reading »
Welcome Back Colloquium!
Friday, September 7th @ 2:35pm, TCL 202 Find out what’s in store for this semester, nominate CoSSAC members, and hear a talk by Claire Le Goues of Carnegie Mellon University. Colloquium credit and snacks offered. “Fixed That For You: Scalable Semantic Code Search for High-Quality Program Repair”… Continue reading »
Class of ’60s Speaker – Chris Umans ’96
Thursday, April 26 @ 8:00pm; Wege Auditorium (TCL 123) “Algorithmic Magic: Behind the Scenes of Modern Computer Science” Algorithmic advances have been responsible for some of the most remarkable applications of computation today, from search engines to machine learning to error-correcting codes, cryptography and scientific computing. Yet, even now, some… Continue reading »
Preregistration Info Session
Friday, April 20 Wege Auditorium (TCL 123) @ 2:35pm Preregistration Info Session Fall 2018… Continue reading »
Prof. Stephen Freund wins PLDI Distinguished Artifact Award
Stephen Freund and co-authors Cormac Flanagan and Dustin Rhodes from UC Santa Cruz have been awarded the ACM PLDI 2017 Distinguished Artifact Award for their implementation of the BigFoot checker. That system, which was presented at the PLDI conference in a paper titled “BigFoot: Static Check Placement for Dynamic Race… Continue reading »
New Proficiency Testing Option for Discrete Mathematics
The Department of Computer Science has added an alternate way to satisfy the Discrete Mathematics requirement for the Computer Science major. For details on the new Discrete Mathematics Proficiency Exam (including how to sign up), see this page. Continue reading »
Paper Co-authored by Lauren Yu ’16 and Prof. Andrea Danyluk, Honored at International Conference
Lauren Yu ’16 presented “Predicting Expressive Bow Controls for Violin and Viola,” co-authored with Prof. Andrea Danyluk, at the 6th International Conference on Computational Intelligence in Music, Sound, Art, and Design. The conference took place in April in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The paper, which was based on Lauren’s Honors Thesis,… Continue reading »
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