CSC News
December 2019
Student Team Finishes 4th in Programming Contest
The top-placing team from NC State finished fourth in a field of 160 From Schools in North Carolina up to New Jersey. Team members include Thomas Barnette, Yosuke Mizutani, and Duncan Page.
12/10/19
The top-placing team from NC State finished fourth in a field of 160 From Schools in North...
12/10/19
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Fidelity Investments Speaker Series Welcomes Alumnus Chris Hazard
Please join us on January 28th as we kick off the Spring Fidelity Investments Lecture Series with alumnus Dr. Chris Hazard, co-founder and CTO of Diveplane, as our featured speaker.
12/09/19
Please join us on January 28th as we kick off the Spring Fidelity Investments Lecture Seri...
12/09/19
November 2019
CSC’s Chris Gurley Wins IT Team Service Award
Congratulations to Chris Gurley on being part of the NC State Campus Linux Team that was recently presented with the inaugural IT Extraordinary Team Service Impact Award.
11/27/19
Congratulations to Chris Gurley on being part of the NC State Campus Linux Team that was r...
11/27/19
Senior Design Center's "Posters & Pies" Planned for December 6th
Please join us as the NC State Computer Science Senior Design Center students showcase their work during our annual “Posters & Pies” event on Friday, December 6th in the James B. Hunt Jr. Library on NC State’s Centennial Campus.
11/20/19
Please join us as the NC State Computer Science Senior Design Center students showcase the...
11/20/19
Fall Diploma Ceremony Set for December 20th in Reynolds Coliseum
Join us on December 20th as we celebrate our Fall 2019 graduates! The ceremony will be in Reynolds Coliseum at 1 p.m., and Joe Bastante of Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina will deliver the keynote address.
11/20/19
Join us on December 20th as we celebrate our Fall 2019 graduates! The ceremony will be in ...
11/20/19
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Making (Fun) Multi-Player Gaming an Educational Experience
A new video game framework keeps multiple players engrossed in the learning experience while fostering collaboration and problem solving.
11/13/19
A new video game framework keeps multiple players engrossed in the learning experience whi...
11/13/19
Team Wins Best Paper Award at AIIDE 2019
NC state alumnus Dr. Justus Robertson and his co-authors Morteza Behrooz (UCSC) and Dr. Arnav Jhala recently won the best students paper award at the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Digital Entertainment (AIIDE 2019).
11/13/19
NC state alumnus Dr. Justus Robertson and his co-authors Morteza Behrooz (UCSC) and Dr. Ar...
11/13/19
Lessons Learned from 10,000 Software Projects
Dr. Timothy Menzies has been awarded almost $475,000 by NSF to support research that will expand the sample size of software engineering samples by applying innovative transfer learning methods on 10,000 different projects.
11/06/19
Dr. Timothy Menzies has been awarded almost $475,000 by NSF to support research that will ...
11/06/19
Tackling Network Design Problems
Congratulations to Dr. George Rouskas who was recently awarded nearly $440,000 by the National Science Foundation to conduct research developing effective and efficient solutions for network design problems of the Internet.
11/06/19
Congratulations to Dr. George Rouskas who was recently awarded nearly $440,000 by the Nati...
11/06/19
Artificial Intelligence Education and the Next Generation
Dr. James Lester and Dr. Bradford Mott have received an award from NSF amounting to nearly $1M that will allow them to develop programs and curriculum that integrate AI and science in upper-elementary science classrooms.
11/06/19
Dr. James Lester and Dr. Bradford Mott have received an award from NSF amounting to nearly...
11/06/19
Using AI in K-12 Classrooms
Dr. James Lester has received an award from the National Science Foundation amounting to nearly $100,000 for a project developing and analyzing research for artificial intelligence education in K-12 classrooms.
11/06/19
Dr. James Lester has received an award from the National Science Foundation amounting to n...
11/06/19
Can Empirical Software Engineering be Adapted to Computational Science?
Dr. Timothy Menzies is using his recent award from the National Science Foundation amounting to over $592,000 for research on safe adaptation methods of empirical software engineering that can be deployed in computational science.
11/06/19
Dr. Timothy Menzies is using his recent award from the National Science Foundation amounti...
11/06/19
October 2019
Applying Augmented Reality to Caterpillar Vehicles
Dr. Ben Watson is using his $10,000 award from Caterpillar, Inc. to investigate augmented reality applications such as an augmented dashboard and a transparent bucket for Caterpillar Vehicles.
10/31/19
Dr. Ben Watson is using his $10,000 award from Caterpillar, Inc. to investigate augmented ...
10/31/19
Building Better Vulnerability Predictors
Congratulations to Dr. Laurie Williams and Dr. Timothy Menzies for receiving an NSF Award worth almost $500,000 to support research on software analytics that will help explore ways to build more efficient vulnerability predictors.
10/31/19
Congratulations to Dr. Laurie Williams and Dr. Timothy Menzies for receiving an NSF Award ...
10/31/19
A New Era: Automated Contracts
Congratulations to Dr. Munindar Singh who was recently awarded $450,000 by the National Science Foundation to conduct research investigating theoretical models that will bring forth automated contracts enabling flexible transactions between parties.
10/31/19
Congratulations to Dr. Munindar Singh who was recently awarded $450,000 by the National Sc...
10/31/19
Efficient Data Analysis in Everyday Crises
Dr. Raju Vatsavai has been using his $60,000 award from CARTA on a research project developing technological applications that will help first responders in everyday crises receive and analyze critical data more efficiently.
10/31/19
Dr. Raju Vatsavai has been using his $60,000 award from CARTA on a research project develo...
10/31/19
Browser Tool Aims to Help Researchers ID Malicious Websites, Code
VisibleV8 is a tool that runs in the Chrome browser and is designed to detect malicious programs that are capable of evading existing malware detection systems.
10/25/19
VisibleV8 is a tool that runs in the Chrome browser and is designed to detect malicious pr...
10/25/19
Summer Gaming Program Helps Campers Realize Their Potential
The Bridge to Computing summer camp included a variety of activities from basic typing to leadership activities. The lessons centered around computer science, sometimes in the form of games, but there were also field trips, speakers and football!
10/24/19
The Bridge to Computing summer camp included a variety of activities from basic typing to ...
10/24/19
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Seven Alumni Inducted into the CSC Alumni Hall of Fame
Seven outstanding alumni were inducted into the NC State Computer Science Alumni Hall of Fame for 2019 during a special event at the Park Alumni Center on October 10th.
10/14/19
Seven outstanding alumni were inducted into the NC State Computer Science Alumni Hall of F...
10/14/19
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How AI Will Help Train the Soldiers of the Future
Research scientists in NC State’s Center for Educational Informatics (CEI), led by Dr. James Lester, are developing artificial intelligence tools to improve training in order to save lives.
10/02/19
Research scientists in NC State’s Center for Educational Informatics (CEI), led by Dr. J...
10/02/19
