Welcome to the Department of Computer Science at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering. Since the department's founding in 1968, our faculty have made pioneering contributions to fundamental and interdisciplinary fields of computing. These include cryptography, information theory, bioinformatics, and computational neuroscience to name but a few. Our recent accomplishments include foundational results in DNA computing, Internet technologies, software architectures and software development modeling, human-robot interaction, statistical natural language processing, game theory, human behavior, and Academy Award winning work in computer graphics. Today, the Department of Computer Science at USC is a research and education leader in computation, information, and digital media, offering innovative environments for interdisciplinary study and international collaboration. |
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M.S. Computer Science Student Advising Session New and continuing M.S. computer science students can obtain walk in advisement by attending this advisement session. Flor and...
SLH 200M.S. Computer Science Student Advising Session New and continuing M.S. computer science students can obtain walk in advisement by attending this advisement session. Flor and...
SLH 200M.S. Computer Science Student Advising Session New and continuing M.S. computer science students can obtain walk in advisement by attending this advisement session. Flor and...
ZHS 159M.S. Computer Science Student Advising Session New and continuing M.S. computer science students can obtain walk in advisement by attending this advisement session. Flor and...
SLH 200M.S. Computer Science Student Advising Session New and continuing M.S. computer science students can obtain walk in advisement by attending this advisement session. Flor and...
SLH 200M.S. Computer Science Student Advising Session New and continuing M.S. computer science students can obtain walk in advisement by attending this advisement session. Flor and...
SLH 200
Infosys: Simplified IT
Nenad Medvidović explains the changes in IT systems.
The Week: Walking in Virtual Reality
Evan Suma's work in "change blindness" is tested
Deseret News: Learning Games
Cyrus Shahabi comments on children learning more efficiently through games.
NAE: Jernej Barbic to Participate in NAE Frontiers of Engineering Symposium
Jernej Barbic is selected to participate in the NAE Frontiers of Engineering Symposium.
This morning, a student came by during office hours and asked if he could discuss a... Read More.
September 18, 2013I came across today a brilliant blog today about learner-centric mathematics education, called Doing Mathematics. The... Read More.
July 17, 2013Rebekah Nathan's "My Freshman Year" should be required reading for all college professors. This is an... Read More.
June 05, 2013This is based on something I jotted down in a late night email to a former... Read More.
May 23, 2013
DeanYortsosGuiyang Eco-conference on energy & environment w/ USC Trustee John Mork and @PekingUniv Dean of Engineering Don Zhang http://t.co/piBKOxtgwl
07/26 via TwitterProf John Slaughter of @USCMingHsiehEE & @USCRossier to receive the Reginald Jones @NACME distinguished service award! Well-deserved John!
07/25 via TwitterAnd congrats to @USCViterbi and CEE prof Costas Sioutas for receiving the Sinclair award - highest recognition on air pollution research.
07/25 via TwitterProf. Shanghua Teng of @CSatUSC named one of 2 Simons Fellows @simonfoundation in CS nationwide. Congrats Shanghua! http://t.co/TtmyBu6NJY
07/25 via Twitter
