Events

12/3, Information Session, Master's Program in Computer Science. More...

12/10, Information Session, Master's Program in Computer Science. More...

12/17, Information Session, Master's Program in Computer Science. More...

News

We're hiring! Tenure-track position available at the assistant-professor level. More...

Starting Fall 2008, the CS Department will offer several new courses that target non-computer science-majors. More...

Maloof and Kolter (C '05) profiled in College's Research News. More...

Georgetown's Board approves the Department's MS Program. More...

Research Projects

Presently, the department has a number of on-going research projects in the areas of algorithms, artificial intelligence, bioinformatics, database systems, data mining, information assurance, machine learning, and non-standard parallel computing. Highlights of selected projects appear below. The Web pages of individual faculty members have additional details and information about these and other projects.

Sequerome

SEQUEROME is a web-based, sequence-profiling tool developed by the Bioinformatics and Computational Biosciences Unit (BCBU). It provides a unique and useful functionality of profiling each of the BLAST results to enable the users to extract the maximum out sequence alignment reports. Read more...

CAARS

The Context-Aware Agent-Supported Augmented Reality System (CAARS) is a research platform with the fundamental goal of helping humans learn more quickly. CAARS combines augmented reality headsets with intelligent agent control to train human users to learn in specific domains. Currently the project is applied to the automotive manufacturing domain in collaboration with BMW-America. Read more...