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CSE Research

The Department of Computer Science & Software Engineering has dedicated faculty that allow us to provide numerous research opportunities for undergraduates and graduates. Students can get involved with research as early as their first year!

Faculty Research Interests

CSE faculty are active in a variety of research areas. You are welcome to contact them directly to explore these or other topics further.

Artificial Intelligence

  • Femiani (Machine Learning, robotics)
  • Giabbanelli (Machine Learning, Health Informatics, and Predictive Simulations)
  • Inclezan (Knowledge Representation and Reasoning)
  • Raychoudhury (Applied Machine Learning and Internet of Things)
  • Zmuda (Intelligent systems and machine learning)

Cybersecurity

  • Bhunia (Network Security)
  • Bibak (Cryptography, Information Security, Coding Theory)
  • Vendome (Software licensing and license compliance)

Software Engineering

  • Alomari (Software maintenance, slicing, measurements, and visualization)
  • Rapos (Model-driven software engineering; Software engineering application development; Software quality, evolution, and analysis.)
  • Sobel (Formal Methods and semantics of Programming Languages)
  • Vendome (Software evolution, maintenance, and repository mining; mobile software development and testing)

Systems Software

  • Bachmann (Computer graphics)
  • Campbell (Multi-media networking operating systems)
  • Femiani (Computer graphics & vision)
  • Rao (Simulation, High performance computing)
  • Davis (Database design and modeling, Query processing, NoSQL)

     

Theory

  • Bibak (Coding, Information, and Communication Theory; Number Theory; Quantum Information Science (QIS))

User Immersion

  • Bachmann (Virtual environments and human motion)

Wireless Networks/Internet of Things

  • Bhunia (Wireless networks)
  • Raychoudhury (Sensor Networks; Distributed, Mobile and Pervasive Computing)

Undergraduate Research

The Department of Computer Science & Software Engineering offers many opportunities for undergraduate research with faculty.  CSE 491 is an undergraduate research course that allows you to work with a professor on a research topic. Review the links for more research opportunities.

Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering

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