Department News & Announcements
Deng and Kim Received NSF Award for Interdisciplinary Research on Magdalenian Social Interaction
Assistant Professor Minjeong Kim and Professor Jing Deng received an exciting NSF grant for their interdisciplinary research project with Dr. Charles Egeland…
AI-Based Virtual Twin System for Ophthalmology
Professor Shan Suthaharan receives a grant from the University of Pittsburgh for his project “AI-Based Virtual Twin System for Ophthalmology.” This project…
Virtual Reality Reconstruction of the Historic Magnolia House
Prof. Kopper received a grant, in collaboration with Prof. Asha Kutty (Dept. of Interior Architecture), from the City of Greensboro’s Catalyzing Creativity…
Lecturer Positions
We are hiring! We have several Lecturer positions available for the 2021-2022 academic year, to meet the teaching needs in our rapidly…
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- Alumni Stories -
Pavan Teja Reddy Duggempudi — M.S., 2018
Pavan earned his Master’s degree majoring in Computer Science from UNCG in Spring 2018. Currently he is working as a DevOps Engineer…
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Computer Science is Changing Everything
Check out this video from the great people at code.org talking about how Computer Science is touching and revolutionizing almost every aspect of human…
Why Study Computer Science?
Over the past 30 years, computing has dramatically changed almost every aspect of life. Data is collected and processed at a scale no one would have been able to imagine 50 years ago, and information is available everywhere thanks to a combination of servers, the Internet, and mobile technologies. Entertainment is totally different than in the past, with games, computer generated special effects, and content delivery fundamentally changing how people spend free time. We’re starting to see artificial intelligence become mainstream, with personal digital assistants, self-driving cars, and more. All of these changes are possible because of advancing technology and software – in short, because of computer science – and you can be one of the people that helps shape the world of the future. Thinking about what you will do after graduation? Jobs in computing are consistently ranked among the most desirable and rewarding careers. Read more about career prospects by following the link.
