Our research community strives to develop research skills in both graduate and undergraduate students. To achieve this goal, we provide a curriculum designed to support our research areas and directly involve students at multiple levels in research activities. Our Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program provides opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in exciting research fields. Many of our research projects involve partnerships with government and commercial organizations that provide practical knowledge and experiences for student researchers. At times, these partnerships have evolved into employment opportunities for our students.
Despite its small size, our department provides a variety of research opportunities in
bioinformatics, machine learning and data-mining, real-time distributed objects, sensor networks, digital forensics and interactive 3D graphics. The integration of computer science and statistics into a single department provides a natural synergy that supports both theoretical and applied research areas.
Technical Reports and White Papers
For books, journal and conference papers, please see the individual faculty pages.
