The Symposium on Computing for the Common Good is a two-day event (Mar 16-17) that will feature keynotes, research talks, and interactive discussions on applying computing and data science to address society's big...
The Symposium on Computing for the Common Good is a two-day event (Mar 16-17) that will feature keynotes, research talks, and interactive discussions on applying computing and data science to address society's big...
Zoom Meeting: https://umass-amherst.zoom.us/j/95198226183?pwd=aFc0ZWdGWmlpRGZPY2hFR1l0VVJoQT09
Abstract:
Traffic analysis is the practice of using inherent characteristics of a network flow such as timings,...The Symposium on Computing for the Common Good is a two-day event (Mar 16-17) that will feature keynotes, research talks, and interactive discussions on applying computing and data science to address society's big...
Abstract:Title: The Coq proof assistant is an environment for developing mathematical proofs. In practice, it is used to write formal specifications, programs, and proofs to ensure programs adhere to their specifications...
There's never been a better time to consider a master's in computer science. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 15 percent job growth in computer and information research science through 2029, much faster than...
We are really excited to collaborate with RocketBlocks to bring you a Technical Fluency Workshop! One of the core skills that tech companies seek in PM candidates is technical fluency - because if you can't...
New England Regional Developers (NERDs) creates positive and supportive learning opportunities for people who work, or want to work in web and related technology. Too many smart, passionate people have been traditionally...
The CICS Writing Center will be holding a Conversation Social on Friday, March 19th at 11am-12pm on Zoom. This event is open to everyone in CICS: staff, graduate students, undergrads, faculty, postdocs, and friends, and...
Dean Laura Haas invites CICS undergraduate students for a virtual edition of Coffee with the Dean.
This is an opportunity for students to mingle with fellow CS students, to ask questions, and share their...
Faculty meetings for the Spring semester will be held virtually via Zoom. All participants will receive a Zoom link for each meeting from Joyce Mazeski.