Welcome
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering is noted for research and teaching excellence.
Its internationally recognized faculty members are engaged in breakthrough research across the leading areas
of computer science and engineering.
The department's graduates work at America's leading companies and governmental agencies and in
other sectors. UTA's location in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex - one of the nation's two most influential technology
corridors - and strong relationship with major technology companies such as
Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Nokia, Sabre Holdings and Motorola provide students with outstanding
opportunities for internships and jobs.
Events
MONDAY
Oct 1, 11:00 am Faculty Candidate Talk: Dr. Chris Ding
Oct 1, 5:00 pm Talk by online comic and graphic novel creator Scott McCloud
TUESDAY
Oct 2, 8:30 am Water Treatment Plants: Theory and Design
WEDNESDAY
Oct 3, Last day to drop courses (undergraduate = automatic "W")
ANNOUNCEMENTS
NEW COURSES in FALL 2007
A new course offered by Dr. Guerra-Filho,
titled "Digital Game and Animation",
will be available in the fall semester.
Please click
here for details.
Dr. Yerraballi will offer a new undergraduate course in Fall 2007, titled
"Digital Multimedia Design". Please click
here
to go to the course website.
Click here for a full list of FALL 2007 COURSES
NEWS
Welcome to New Faculty
Aug 27, CSE welcomes our new faculty Vassilis Athitsos (Ph.D., Boston University), Chris Ding (Ph.D., Columbia University), Heng Huang (Ph.D., Dartmouth College), Gutemberg Guerra-Filho (Ph.D., University of Maryland), and Chengkai Li (Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign)
Congratulations to our graduating PhD students
Aug 14, CSE@UTA is happy to announce the graduation of PhD students William Eberle,
Sae Hwang, Amit Vasudevan, and Xiaohui Wei.
William Eberle was advised by Dr. Lawrence Holder and specializes in the area of Information Theoretic Algorithms.
Sae Hwang was advised by Dr. Hua-mei Chen, and his area of study includes Automatic Content Analysis of Endoscopy Video.
Amit Vasudevan, advised by Dr. Ramesh Yerraballi, researches in the area of Malware Analysis.
Xiaohui Wei was advised by Dr. Ishfaq Ahmad and her area of research involves Multi-view video coding schemes.
Dr. Ishfaq Ahmad and Dr. Jiancong Luo receive 2007 Best Paper Award
July 1, Dr. Ishfaq Ahmad and his past Ph.D. student Jiancong Luo
(a graduate of our department) received the 2007 Best Paper Award for
IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology.
The paper entitled, "On Using Game Theory to Optimize the
Rae Control in Video Coding," was judged by two independent
committees in a tough evaluation procedure. The
paper proposes an innovative approach to controlling the bit rate
in high-quality video compression for storage or delivery.
IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology
is ranked number 5 in all IEEE journals.
Dr. Ahmad and Dr. Luo received $500 cash prize each
and certificates. The awards were presented on May 29 at
International Symposium on Circuits and Systems in
New Orleans.
Dr. Luo is working as a research scientist at Thomson Research Labs in
New Jersey
Research Assistantships for Undergraduates in Information Processing and Decision Making for Intelligent and Secure Environments available Summer 2007
Dr. Ishfaq Ahmad
Dr. Manfred Huber
May 15, Twelve research assistantships are currently available for qualified undergraduate
sophomore, junior and senior computer science and engineering students to participate
in research in the field of intelligent and secure environments. The program will be
conducted at an NSF supported REU Site in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering
at the University of Texas at Arlington (CSE@UTA). Read More.
