Department of Computer Science
WEBMachine Learning Laboratory at UT Austin is the focal point of machine learning research on campus, featuring a community of over 100 researchers across various disciplines, including: computer scientists, engineers, linguists, ethicists, and …
Faculty & Researchers | Department of Computer Science
WEBFaculty & Researchers. Our faculty are at the heart of what has made the University of Texas at Austin one of the most successful institutions in the world at advancing the field of computer science. This university is home to Turing Award winners, members of the National Academies of Engineering and of Sciences, Computers and Thought Award ...
Graduate Programs | Department of Computer Science
WEBGraduate Programs. UT Computer Science has been a driving force from the beginning of the digital revolution. Our graduate program began in 1966, the same year DARPA started working on the project that became the Internet and more than a decade before Apple or Microsoft was founded. Today our program ranks consistently among the top 10 graduate ...
Concentrations | Department of Computer Science - University of …
WEBThe concentration for Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence is ideal for students who desire to learn how to program computer systems to 'learn' from data and perform complex tasks normally associated with human-level intelligence. ML/AI includes the opportunity to study topics such as computer vision, natural language processing ...
Degree Plans | Department of Computer Science
WEBDegree requirements for each plan can vary greatly by catalog year. Degree requirements on older catalogs may include courses that are no longer offered, due to the change in CS curriculum. For students on older degree plans, consult your advisor and your degree audit to confirm your degree requirements. The main difference is that the BSA leaves more room for you to explore another, related ...
Master's Program | Department of Computer Science - University …
WEBThe Master of Science in Computer Science (MSCS) program is designed for students who have completed a bachelor's degree in computer science and want to further their studies. Admission to the program is highly selective with a limited number of openings and many strong applicants each year. Only applicants who possess a bachelor's degree in computer science or equivalent are likely to be ...
About Us | Department of Computer Science
WEBTo provide the most advanced resources for teaching and research, the Department of Computer Science manages its own network and systems, which number over 1600 hosts. UTCS operates a general-purpose High Throughput Computing (HTC) cluster, Mastodon, which is managed using the HTCondor job scheduling software.
Academics Undergraduate Degrees | Department of Computer …
WEBThe CS Department offers five undergraduate degrees (more information on the degree plans): Bachelor of Science (BS): Requires more mathematics, science, and computer science than does the BA. Bachelor of Science and Arts (BSA): Includes a built-in minor or certificate and broader liberal arts and humanities choices than the BS.
Graduate Program | Department of Computer Science
WEB04/25/2023 - AUSTIN, Texas — The UT Computer Science graduate program continues to be recognized as a top 10 program in the nation, as well as among the top 5 among public schools and the best in Texas, according to the latest edition of “Best Graduate Schools” from U.S. News & World Report released today.
Computer Systems Concentration | Department of Computer …
WEBAs a broad field with a wide variety of far-reaching applications, the advanced concepts in operating system design, resource management for parallel and distributed systems, and interaction between operating system design and computer architectures covered in this Concentration are crucial to many career paths, such as information network engineer, systems architect, business intelligence ...