Join the Department of Computer Science for the Senior Design Center's 'Posters and Pies' celebration on Wednesday, December 3, 2025 from 4 - 5:30 p.m. at the McKimmon Center in Raleigh. Each of our Fall 2025 Senior Design teams will proudly show off project demonstrations and poster displays! Dessert pies, snacks and drinks will be…
On December 11, 2025 at 1:30 p.m. at Reynolds Coliseum, the Department of Computer Science welcomes family and friends of our Fall 2025 graduates. We will be celebrating the dedication and commitment of our graduating doctoral, master and bachelor degree students as they carry forward a tradition of excellence, accomplishment and life-long learning. Can't make the ceremony? View…
Abstract: Runtime verification promises to make software more reliable by monitoring program executions against formal specifications of safety properties. This talk will present results from work that my group did over the last several years to realize this promise in the context of software testing. I will start by briefly summarizing our early results showing…
Monday, February 2, 2026 | 12 – 3 p.m. Virtual via the Career Fair Plus platform. Students may register and sign up for meetings with companies via Career Fair Plus. Employers: this event is open to members of the Department of Computer Science ePartners program. Contact Leslie Rand-Pickett, lcrandpi@ncsu.edu for sign up and program information.
Frank Price SVP, Chief Information Risk Officer, Labcorp The Cyber Threat Landscape for 2026 Cybersecurity has become one of the most critical challenges of the digital age. We will examine the rapidly evolving threat landscape, including the impact of ransomware, artificial intelligence’s growing role in attack and defense, digital impersonation, the growth of cybercrime as…
Abstract: Everyone says AI needs more: more parameters, more data, more GPUs, more money. I'm here to argue the opposite. This talk begins with a cautionary tale from my student days—watching my research-professor uncle doubled over laughing in his basement lab because he and his grad student had just vaporized a large percent of their…
The Department of Computer Science will host a Research Day for industry leaders on Wednesday, March 4 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. in EB2. This event will feature short research presentations from faculty members, followed by a networking lunch and a graduate student poster session in the afternoon. Research presentation topics include: Software modernization…
Abstract: While many robots are currently deployable in factories, warehouses and homes, their autonomous deployment requires either the deployment environments to be highly controlled, or the deployment to only entail executing one single preprogrammed task. These deployable robots do not learn to address changes and to improve performance. For uncontrolled environments and for novel tasks,…
Each year, our incredible alumni, faculty, staff, students, ePartners and the broader computer science community come together to make an impact during Day of Giving. NC State Day of Giving is a 24-hour fundraising event celebrated university-wide. It’s also a chance to strengthen our department in critical areas. Last year’s Day of Giving supporters: 🎤 sent students to…
Join #NCStateCS on Saturday, March 28 for University Open House! Chat with faculty and current students, explore our undergraduate programs, tour our labs and classrooms, and experience all things Centennial Campus. Date: Saturday, March 28, 2026 Time: 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Engineering Open House details
Title: The Future of Software Development: Predictions from people who have seen it, offered to those who will invent it Abstract: Together, Dr. Jennings and Mr. Joshua S. Allen have five CS degrees and over 50 years of industry experience in software development. Commercial software development is radically and rapidly changing, and they have observations…
Speaker: Lu Lu, Yale University Abstract: As an emerging paradigm in scientific machine learning (SciML), deep neural operators pioneered by us can learn nonlinear operators of complex dynamic systems via neural networks. In this talk, I will present the vanilla deep operator network (DeepONet) and several extensions of DeepONet, such as DeepONet with Fourier decoder…