CSC News
May 2025
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Dr. Gregg Rothermel to Retire as Department Head
Department Head Gregg Rothermel will retire in August 2025 after leading the department through a period of significant growth, expanded national prominence in research, and increased number of degrees granted to CS scholars and practitioners.
5/12/25
Department Head Gregg Rothermel will retire in August 2025 after leading the department th...
5/12/25
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William Enck Named Goodnight Distinguished Professor in Security Sciences
William Enck has been named the Goodnight Distinguished Professor in Security Sciences at NC State's College of Engineering. Enck has been a faculty member in the Department of Computer Science since 2011.
5/08/25
William Enck has been named the Goodnight Distinguished Professor in Security Sciences at ...
5/08/25
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Congratulations to our Spring 2025 Graduates!
Congratulations to the over 600 Department of Computer Science graduates who were honored during the Spring 2025 Diploma Ceremony on May 1, 2025.
5/05/25
Congratulations to the over 600 Department of Computer Science graduates who were honored ...
5/05/25
April 2025
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Ignacio Domínguez Wins Gertrude Cox Award
Congratulations to Ignacio X. Domínguez, assistant teaching professor, on winning the 2024-25 Gertrude Cox Award for Innovative Excellence in Teaching and Learning with Technology.
4/28/25
Congratulations to Ignacio X. Domínguez, assistant teaching professor, on winning the 202...
4/28/25
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Jason King Receives Outstanding Teacher Award from NC State
Congratulations to Jason King, associate teaching professor in the Department of Computer Science, on receiving the 2024-25 NC State Outstanding Teacher Award.
4/24/25
Congratulations to Jason King, associate teaching professor in the Department of Computer ...
4/24/25
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Department of Computer Science Spring 2025 Diploma Ceremony Set for May 1
Join the Department of Computer Science for the Spring 2025 Diploma Ceremony on May 1, 2025 at 11:30 a.m. The recognition of graduates will be held in the William Neal Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh, NC.
4/17/25
Join the Department of Computer Science for the Spring 2025 Diploma Ceremony on May 1, 202...
4/17/25
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Bushra Anjum: Giving Back and Lifting Up
Bushra Anjum, an #NCStateCS graduate in Queueing Theory and Stochastic Analytics, has used her degree to take her far beyond the halls of the Department of Computer Science.
4/16/25
Bushra Anjum, an #NCStateCS graduate in Queueing Theory and Stochastic Analytics, has used...
4/16/25
Rothermel, Menzies Recognized by IEEE’s TSE for Best Papers of the Past Four Decades
Seminal papers from CS Head Gregg Rothermel and Professor Tim Menzies have been recognized in the 50th anniversary edition of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Transactions on Software Engineering (TSE) journal.
4/02/25
Seminal papers from CS Head Gregg Rothermel and Professor Tim Menzies have been recognized...
4/02/25
March 2025
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Mark and Robin Wyatt Are Not Done Giving Pack
The department is pleased to announce that alumnus Mark Wyatt ‘80 and his wife Robin have finalized two new endowments, the Mark and Robin Wyatt Graduate Fellowship in CS and the Mark and Robin Wyatt Distinguished Professorship in CS.
3/26/25
The department is pleased to announce that alumnus Mark Wyatt ‘80 and his wife Robin hav...
3/26/25
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#GivingPack: NC State CS Day of Giving
Each year, our incredible alumni, faculty, staff, students, ePartners and the broader computer science community come together to make an impact during Day of Giving. This year, Day of Giving is March 26, 2025.
3/25/25
Each year, our incredible alumni, faculty, staff, students, ePartners and the broader comp...
3/25/25
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Computer Science Research Day a Success
Thanks to everyone who attended yesterday’s CS Research Day! Corporate and industry leaders joined #NCStateCS faculty for a day of learning, networking and collaboration.
3/20/25
Thanks to everyone who attended yesterday’s CS Research Day! Corporate and industry lead...
3/20/25
Tim Menzies Featured in 'People of ACM'
Tim Menzies, professor of computer science, was recently featured in the Association for Computing Machinery's 'People of ACM' newsletter. Menzies was recognized for his work in SE, AI and improving methods for open access science.
3/18/25
Tim Menzies, professor of computer science, was recently featured in the Association for C...
3/18/25
New Technique Overcomes Spurious Correlations Problem in AI
AI models often rely on “spurious correlations,” making decisions based on unimportant and potentially misleading information. NC State CS researchers have traced these correlations and have demonstrated a technique that overcomes this problem.
3/10/25
AI models often rely on “spurious correlations,” making decisions based on unimportant...
3/10/25
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Mark Wyatt: From SAB to Scholarships
CS alum Mark Wyatt (B.S. '80) believes in the power of connection. Years of crafting meaningful relationships (and seeing the value of giving) gave Mark and his wife, Robin, the confidence and know-how to establish their own scholarship endowment.
3/05/25
CS alum Mark Wyatt (B.S. '80) believes in the power of connection. Years of crafting meani...
3/05/25
