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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CS Colloquium: Prof. Ameet Talwalkar (UCLA) - Scalable and User-Friendly Machine Learning in Apache Spark Speaker: Ameet Talwalkar, UCLA Talk Title: Scalable and User-Friendly Machine Learning in Apache Spark Series: CS Colloquium Abstract: Modern datasets are rapidly...
SAL 101CS Research Review and Poster Session Come see Computer Science PhD Candidate research through an interactive poster session! Grab some light refreshments and see our...
GER PatioComputer Science PhD Visit Days Computer Science PhD Visit Day, March 5 and March 6, 2015. Details emailed to attendees. Includes Research Review at...
Computer Science PhD Visit Days Computer Science PhD Visit Day, March 5 and March 6, 2015. Details forthcoming.
CS Colloquium: Elette Boyle (Technion Israel Institute of Technology) - Large-Scale Secure Computation Speaker: Elette Boyle, Technion Israel Institute of Technology Talk Title: Large-Scale Secure Computation Series: CS Colloquium Abstract: The ability to collect and...
OHE 132Computer Science Faculty Meeting Event details will be emailed to invited attendees.
RTH 526
What Will Tomorrow's Computers Look Like? Nothing Like Today's
Andrew Gordon predicts future of interactions between technology and humans
Seeing Synapses
A multidisciplinary team of USC engineers and scientists are collaborating to image synapses in living zebrafish to gain a better understanding of the brain.
Pixels, Not Paint: Engineers Create the Most Realistic Presidential Portrait Ever
USC computer science team helps create the first 3D-printed bust of a U.S. president
Next City: Solving Homelessness with Algorithms
Milind Tambe discusses the complications in creating an algorithm designed to end homelessness You may have seen the above video by "DjSadhu" purporting to show how the motion of... Read More.
October 23, 2014I came across an essay called "De Auditu" ("on listening to lectures"), by Plutarch, the Greek... Read More.
August 29, 2014Came across this article titled "What can the American and British education systems learn from classrooms... Read More.
August 16, 2014I imagine that nearly all academics ask themselves this question from time to time: "is my... Read More.
August 06, 2014RT @SudhaKumar14: Congrats @DeanYortsos USC Viterbi in top 10 http://t.co/csPlt7gdyk
03/05 via TwitterBrian Kim of @CSatUSC and @USCViterbi among the newest class of @KPCBFellows. 👋👋✌️✌️Brian!
03/03 via Twitter
DeanYortsosSigning a collaboration agreement with @Conacyt_MX with @USC president Nikias http://t.co/0RblGs0jt3
03/03 via Twitter
DeanYortsosRT @omgawesmhiD: Our dean is so cool he takes selfie with us. @DeanYortsos @USCViterbi #FightOn ✌️ http://t.co/0sNtYTC2PC
03/01 via Twitter
