News & Events
News & Events
News
October's Featured Student Research Profiles: Matt Schofield & Gabriella Mayorga
To view their Research profiles, click the links below.
Matt's profile
Grabriella's profile
Posted 2019.10.17
Matthew Schofield Travels to Hong Kong for Research Presentation
Undergraduate student Matthew Schofield traveled to Hong Kong with Dr. Shen-Shyang Ho in June for a research presentation on detecting anomalies from flight data. Matthew was able to travel with the support from COURI, the College Office of Undergraduate Research Initiatives, a growing program that allows students to work with experts in a field they are interested in. Matthew hopes to earn a doctorate in computer science and/or become a machine learning engineer. More information on COURI and Matthew Schofield can be found here.
Posted 2019.10.11
GAANN Fellowship for AI and Cybersecurity
Dr. Bo Sun and Dr. Vasil Hnatyshin have been awarded a grant in AI and Cybersecurity amounting to $300,486 by the US Department of Education. To apply please e-mail a single PDF file with all application documents to Dr. Bo (Beth) Sun (sunb@rowan.edu) and Dr. Vasil Hnatyshin (hnatyshin@rowan.edu). Applications are being accepted from October 1st- November 15th, 2019 and more information can be found here or on our flyer.
Posted 2019.09.24
E-Sports at Rowan
N3rd Street Gamers (NSG) recently partnered with the school to develop a $1 million gaming facility. There are plans for new curricula, internships, and gaming teams over the course of the academic calendar. Intersted in more? Read about it at Rowan Today.
Posted 2019.09.13
The Computer Science Co-Op Experience
Congratulations to Monica Mahon! Her co-op experience was featured in an article in the Rowan University Student Affairs Blog "Beyond the Classroom".
Posted 2019.07.31
Summer Research by Computer Science Students
Rowan CS students present their summer research at a COURI poster session held in the Science Hall Atrium.
Posted 2019.07.25
Computer Science Newsletter
Our CS newsletter "The Data Mine" is a great way to keep up with what's happening in the department. Learn more about the students, faculty, research, and more.
Issue 3 (Fall 2018)
Issue 2 (Fall 2017)
Issue 1 (Spring 2017)
Events/Seminars
Thursday, October 24 @ 6:30 pm in Westby 111 – Secure Coding, by Joseph Patarcity of LM-RMS
Secure Coding is writing computer software with the perspective of security. Defects, bugs and logic flaws are the traditional source of exploitable vulnerabilities. In an internet-of-things age, it is important now more than ever to consider the security implications of the code we write on a day to day basis. We will review key terms, notable exploits and their consequences, and look at C/C++ examples of commonly exploited defects, bugs and logic flaws, providing the perspective needed for secure coding.
Posted:2019.09.26
Thursday, November 7 @ 6:30 pm in Westby 111 – Configuration Management and Technical Debt, by Doug Taggart of Lockheed Martin
This seminar will cover topics ranging from configuration management and continuous integration to static code analysis and technical debt tracking. To many software development ends with the final commit or check-in, usually followed by a brief moment of satisfaction and self-congratulation. But to others this is only a temporary hiatus before the next stage of the software development process begins: configuration management, and software quality assurance. A process normally shunned by most software engineers, CM and SQA play a vital role in the delivery of a polished software product and is a cornerstone for most companies in the aerospace and defense sector. For many customers testing alone is not the only requirement needed to guarantee the quality of a deliverable.
Posted:2019.09.26
