CS doctoral student Stefan Popoveniuc and his proposal Voteglas is one of 8 teams (out of 800) advancing to the final round of the GW Business Plan Competition. Updated[2009-04-27].
CS Undergraduates Ryan Festag and Jan Michael Rubio received the GW 2008-2009 Outstanding Academic Achievement Award. This Award is given to the top 2% academically of the student body in each of GW's colleges and schools. Congratulations!
Ryan Festag
Updated[2009-04-27].
CS doctoral student Stefan Popoveniuc and his proposal Voteglas is one of 8 teams (out of 800) advancing to the final round of the GW Business Plan Competition. Semifinal competition: Friday April 17th, 1:00-5:30pm, Duques Hall Room 651. Final competition: Saturday, April 18th, 9:00am-12:00pm, Kendal Auditorium Duques Hall. Congratulations Stefan!
CS 53 games in ALICE student projects presentations
March 5, 2009 5:30pm - 7:00pm
Academic Center Room 736
Pizza and sodas will be provided Updated[2009-02-27].
CS @ GW Summer Camp 2009
Click here for more information and instructions for registering.Updated[2009-02-19].
Doctoral Study Funding Opportunities at Notre Dame
Presenter: Dr. Kevin Bowyer
Thursday December 4 4:45pm
Academic Center, Room 640
Click here to download the document. Updated[2008-12-01].
The annual Festival of Animation will be held
Tuesday December 16 5:00pm
Academic Center Room 736
Pizza and drinks will be provided! Updated[2008-11-26].
Mock Election for International Students
Tuesday November 4th 10:00am - 6:00pm
Marvin Center Food Court - H Street terrace exit
click here for detailsUpdated[2008-10-30].
GW Teams THUNDERCATS and TEAM NAP Score at ACM International Programming Contest.
Congratulations!
Click here for details
Click here for photo of THE THUNDERCATS
Click here for photo of TEAM NAP Updated[2008-10-30].
DC Chapter of ACM 50th Anniversary Gala Saturday November 1
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Bjarne Stroustrup, inventor of C++
For more details click hereUpdated[2008-10-17].
Our students, Mark Aoyama and Martin Smith, are Microsoft's U.S. Imagine Cup Finals� first place winners. Their winning entry was a game called Ecocism. Click here for more information.Updated[2008-05-01].
CS Grad Students Score Big @ 2nd Annual SEAS Graduate Student Research and Development Showcase
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
The Marvin Center Continental Ballroom
The George Washington University
1st place: Ge Jin, Mike Wakid, and Can Kirmizibayrak
Image guided surgery for medialization laryngoplasty
3rd place: Darren Broemmer
Controlled language programming - using domain specific languages to create more natural programming languages
Updated[2008-04-24].
Congratulations! A team of CS undergraduate students have passed the qualifying round for the Regionals of the Cyber Defense competition. Updated[2008-02-14].
Department of Computer Science undergraduate students Sina Chenari and Natalie Rabinovich are recipients of the 2008 IBE Undergraduate Research Fellowship.Updated[2007-12-11].
CS Prof. Xiuzhen Cheng, CS doctoral student Liran Ma and CS graduate student Amin Y. Teymorian received the Best Paper Award at the 50th IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference (GLOBECOM) for their paper "Passive Listening and Intrusion Management in Commodity Wi-Fi Networks". Updated[2007-12-07].
CS Prof. Hyeong-Ah Choi, CS doctoral student Mira Yun, and CS doctoral graduate Joseph Gomes were awarded the Best Paper Award at the Proc. OPNETWORK 2007 for their paper "Providing Strict Quality of Service in HSDPA for Real Time Services". Updated[2007-12-07].
Hatchet article on video gaming features interview with Christopher Covington, Doctoral student and part-time instructor, and Prof. Hahn Updated[2007-10-15].
An inter-university team, Punchscan, with a GW student, Stefan Popoveniuc, won the first prize in the Student Voting System Competition, VoComp 2007 (http://vocomp.org/). Updated[2007-08-08].
Amin Y. Teymorian, CS graduate student, has been awarded the Engineering Alumni Association Scholarship. Updated[2007-06-19].
Congratulations to this year's CS Senior Design Projects winners!
The Arnold C. Meltzer Award for best over-all project was awarded to Benjamin Fielden for "Virtual Course Planner", an academic schedule generator.
The Bard Award for Entrepreneurial Excellence was given to Gregory Gross for "Design of a Secure Communications Standard" Updated[2007-05-24].
Timothy Kim, CS student in 5-year BS/MS, has been awarded the Wagman Endowment Fellowship for 2007-2008. Updated[2007-04-12].
Mohammad Alhammouri, CS graduate student, has been awarded the Stephen Joel Trachtenberg Cooperative Education Student of the Year Award for 2007. Updated[2007-04-10].
Darby Thompson, CS doctoral student, has been awarded the prestigious Philip Amsterdam Graduate Teaching Assistant Award for 2007. Updated[2007-04-10].
Darby Thompson, CS doctoral student, has been awarded the Achievement Rewards for College Scientists (ARCS) Scholarship for 2007-2008. She is the second CS student in a row to receive this prestigious award. Updated[2007-03-07].
Women in Computer Science Welcome event will be held
Wednesday Sept 30th 5:30 - 8:00pm in the Academic Center
Room 736. Refreshments provided. Updated[2009-09-24].
GW ACM Gaming Night will be held
Friday Sept 25 5:00-7:00pm
in Tompkins Hall Rooms 205 and 211.
Free pizza and sodas! Updated[2009-09-23].
DC PHP Conference will be hold at September 16th and 17th. There are a limited number of free passes available for students. Please contact professor Burke if interested.
Updated[2009-08-31].
The Annual GW Animation Festival hosted by the CS Department will be held on May 12th, 6:00pm to 8:00pm, in Tompkins Hall Room 211 Lab. Pizzas and sodas will be provided.Updated[2009-05-06].
The CS Dpt GTA/IA online application for
AY2009-2010 will be available beginning March 14, 2009
The 3rd Annual Graduate Students
Research and Development Showcase
will be held:
Thursday, April 30, 2009
10:30am - 1:30pm
Marvin Center Grand Ballroom
Go to www.seas.gwu.edu for more information.Updated[2009-03-31].
DOCTORAL DEGREE CONVERSION
Between December 1, 2008 to January 31, 2009, students currently enrolled in the doctoral program can request to convert from the D.Sc. to the Ph.D. program. Students who have not requested conversion will be assumed to remain in the D.Sc. degree program. Students starting the doctoral program in Spring 2009 will be automatically registered as Ph.D. students. The change of the title of the degree is for current students only and cannot be done retroactively. The Degree Conversion Form can be obtained either from Luis Acevedo, or from the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs (Tompkins 101).
Updated[2008-11-25].
Announcing Imagine Cup
Microsoft's Software Design Invitational (Imagine Cup)
is looking for student teams
click here for more information Updated[2008-11-03].
The Games for Health Project will sponsor a experimental game jam in which people can play to learn about and improve their personal health.
Click here to download the file Updated[2008-09-29].
Students from CSCI 242 work with one of the country's leading medical experts to create a Web application to help control obesity. Click here for more information.Updated[2008-05-12].
Prof. Rhys Price Jones wins the GW ACM Educator of the Year Award. Updated[2008-05-08].
GW Festival of Animation will be held in Academic Center Room 736 on Saturday 5/10 at 3:00pm. Pizza will be served. Everyone welcome Updated[2008-05-07].
The Department of Computer Science doctoral program Preliminary Examination will take place Friday, May 2, 2008 in the Academic Center Room 736. Contact the CS Dpt at 202-994-0388 regarding registration and for more information.
Updated[2008-04-18].
CS Dpt announces Summer Graduate Research Fellowship in Computer Science opportunity. Deadline for applications is May 4, 2008. Click here for more details.Updated[2008-04-18].
There will be a CS Colloquium talk on Thursday, April 10th at 12:00pm in Room 736 Academic Center by guest speaker Simon Read on "Dijkstra's Pebbles Game: An ACL2 Proof Movie". A pizza lunch wil be provided.
Updated[2008-03-31].
There will be a CS Colloquium talk on Monday, March 31st at 11:00am in Room 736 Academic Center by guest speaker Julie Germany entitled "Tech-Powered President?" A pizza lunch will be provided.
Updated[2008-03-28].
DIGITAL MEDIA EXPO on Tuesday December 11 5:00-7:00PM Academic Center Room 736
Project presentations by students in computer animation and video games.
Pizza and drinks! Updated[2007-12-04].
Graduate Teaching Assistantship for AY07-08
Online applications will be available on March 19, 2007. Reviews will start from March 26, 2007. Updated[2007-03-05].
We are in the process of creating a Student Lounge. The location has already been cleared out (Academic Center room 702). Come on by, look at the space, and make suggestions on the decor. Please give your feedback to Yvonne in room 703. Updated[2005-12-11].
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The inter-university project Punchscan, of which Stefan Popoveniuc is a member, was invited to make a presentation on Capitol Hill on March 6th.
Department of Computer Science undergraduate students Sina Chenari and Natalie Rabinovich are recipients of the 
CS Prof. Xiuzhen Cheng, CS doctoral student Liran Ma and CS graduate student Amin Y. Teymorian received the Best Paper Award at the 50th IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference (GLOBECOM) for their paper "Passive Listening and Intrusion Management in Commodity Wi-Fi Networks". Updated[2007-12-07].
CS Prof. Hyeong-Ah Choi, CS doctoral student Mira Yun, and CS doctoral graduate Joseph Gomes were awarded the Best Paper Award at the Proc. OPNETWORK 2007 for their paper "Providing Strict Quality of Service in HSDPA for Real Time Services". Updated[2007-12-07].
Next GWU IBE Seminar on Wednesday, February 27th, 12:30pm, Room 736 Academic
Center - 
