Exploring Modern Technology to Keep Your Smartphone More Secure
First-ever DARPA funding at Stevens supports research into software and hardware advances to improve cybersecurity monitoring.
Department of Computer Science
Professor Wendy Wang Received a $499,941 NSF Grant
The proposed project seeks to explore and address privacy concerns of network embedding.
Eric Koskinen and Ton-Chanh Le Receive $399,995 NSF Grant
The collaboration with Yale University and George Mason University aims to advance methods for ensuring the safety of modern software.
Exploring the Evolving Partnership Between Humans and Artificial Intelligence
Inaugural AI Research Summer Fellowship Program empowers students to advance innovative research
Students Receive $25,000 from the DoD for Their Winning DroneHQ Project
Two students take home top honors in the National Security Innovation Network’s accelerated-learning program, receiving a grant to develop their DroneHQ object detection technology into a viable business to benefit both military and civilian personnel
Developing AI Methods to Evaluate Consciousness in ICU Patients
Samantha Kleinberg and her team are studying consciousness in the ICU, with the goal of helping clinicians more accurately assess patient prognosis and improve outcomes
About the Department of Computer Science
$88,000
Average Starting Salary of Computer Science Graduates
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Research Areas
The Department of Computer Science is home to several venerable research centers and laboratories with grants from prominent funding agencies such as the National Science Foundation (NSF) and Office of Naval Research (ONR).
CASSIA
The Center for the Advancement of Secure Systems and Information Assurance (CASSIA) performs research in information assurance and cybersecurity.
Computation Systems Biology
Conducts studies of complex biological systems where large numbers of diverse and multifunctional elements interact in selective ways.
DbLab
The Database and Information Management Lab (DbLab) focuses on developing infrastructures and data management systems for big data.
Laboratory Research
Two labs that pioneer new technologies for secure systems; sensor fusion, computer vision and graphics.
Health and AI Lab (HAIL)
The HAIL lab aims to improve human health through the development of artificial intelligence methods.
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Department of Computer Science
Location On Campus
Gateway South Hall
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Department Leaders
Jason Corso
Professor, Director of SIAI, and Viola Ward Brinning and Elbert Calhoun Brinning Endowed Chair
Dawn Forino Garcia
Executive Administrative Assistant
Jannine Cucchiara
Academic Advisor, Graduate
Jennifer Lebron
Academic Advisor, Undergraduate