Computer Science students are gaining valuable experience through internships at Xtern Software, a Greensboro company led by Professor Keir Davis. The company, where over 75% of staff are UNCG graduates, blends education with hands-on experience to prepare students for success. Interns like Andrea Bonola ’24 and Dom Simmons ’23 explore… Continue reading…
Associate Professor Minjeong Kim received an NIH R25 grant as a co-PI, titled “Summer Research Education Program for Promoting Computational Neuroimaging Technology in Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) and AD-Related Dementias (ADRD).” In this research education program, Prof. Kim will develop short courses for student participants’ learning regarding principles of imaging physics… Continue reading…
We are pleased to congratulate our Ph.D. student, Ayodeji Iwayemi, and Dr. Shan Suthaharan on the acceptance of their joint paper, titled “Detecting Decision-Makers of an AI System in Feature Maps Under Uncertainty by Leveraging Bayesian Search Theory,” at the Applications of Machine Learning 2024 conference, part of the SPIE… Continue reading…
Shan Suthaharan, Professor of Computer Science at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, has been named a Highly Ranked Scholar – Lifetime by ScholarGPS. A very small and exceptionally distinguished group of scholars receive this honor. This ranking recognizes Professor Suthaharan’s high level of achievement and impact in the field… Continue reading…
The Bank of America Distinguished Professor Jing Deng of Computer Science has been appointed as a Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences. For more information: CAS Welcomes Jing Deng as New Associate Dean Congratulations, Professor Deng!
Our department is excited to share that our graduate, Joshua Crotts (M.S., 2022), has published his second book titled “Learning Java: A Test-Driven Approach.” Congratulations! Description: This introductory textbook on Java programming is different from others by its emphasis on test-driven development. Writing tests before designing the implementation is incredibly… Continue reading…
“AI is powerful,” says UNC Greensboro Computer Science Assistant Professor Yingcheng Sun. “We can use it to save us labor and cost. It’s useful, but by no means perfect.”
While an AI mistake in one context may be minor, a mishap in other fields, such as health care, can be detrimental. Sun is working to mitigate some of AI’s errors by leveraging the strengths of both humans and technology, a field known as human-centered AI.
“Our goal is to improve AI and avoid repeated mistakes by involving people’s feedback throughout the process,” he says.
Two master’s students in our department, Sony Annem and Ashrita Dasari, won UNCG’s Graduate Research and Creativity Showcase of Scholarship. Congratulations! CATEGORY WINNERS (Health Sciences) Sony Annem Title: AI-Powered Patient Recruitment for Clinical Study Faculty Mentor: Yingcheng Sun PEOPLES’ CHOICE (Natural, Physical & Mathematical Sciences) Ashrita Dasari Title: Quantification of… Continue reading…
Fulbright student Mostafa Abdelmegeed hopes to pair his undergraduate training in biomedical engineering with a computer science degree from UNCG to advance health care.
Professor Suthaharan receives “Acknowledgement of Achievement” for his textbook from Springer’s Publishing Editor. According to the Acknowledgement of Achievement, Professor Suthaharan surpassed 1,530 citations and 250,000 accesses for all chapters in his authored book Machine Learning Models and Algorithms for Big Data Classification, ISBN 978-1-4899-7640-6, published: 21 October 2015, in… Continue reading…
