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Examining Ethics
UD’s Department of Philosophy is home to courses where “we think systematically about ethical issues in great depth,” according to department chair Joel Pust. While ethics courses are the most heavily enrolled classes in the department, students can also find ethics classes specific to their disciplines in departments ranging from accounting to electrical engineering.
Fall 2024 News from Computer & Information Sciences
We are delighted to share some exciting news and updates from the Department of Computer and Information Sciences at the University of Delaware. It’s a dynamic time for our department as we continue to grow, innovate, and achieve new milestones. Read the...
Quantum puzzle solvers
Written by Eric Ruth | Illustration by Cindy Dolan UD team's precocious paper takes first prize in premier computer engineering competition Quantum computing is a field that’s full of puzzling problems — challenges so big and so rich with potential that labs around...
Building a data-intensive research workforce for the Mid-Atlantic
University of Delaware program to create pipeline for new professionals.
Understanding time variations in autonomous vehicles
Prof. Shi and team are working on understanding the cause of time variations in AV systems and adapting deep neural networks to help analyze and resolve them.
Understanding the Internet Sphere
Social Influence Diffusion and How Amo Tong is Managing it
Career Fair Showcases Employers, Prepares Students
The 2024 CIS Career Fair attracted over 360 students who attended the fair to pursue future career paths.
New RSO Highlights Career Paths for CS Majors
Glitch and Glam intersects computer science with art design, opening doors to future career opportunities
Rational AI for Science
Beyond Predictions: Dr. Xi Peng develops AI that thinks and reasons like scientists
Weisong Shi Educates Researchers on Vehicle Computing in New Book
Weisong Shi discusses the process and key takeaways for researchers and practitioners for his newly published book “Vehicle Computing.”
Accelerating innovation
The University of Delaware (UD) hosted the first-ever Accelerating Therapeutics for Opportunities in Medicine (ATOM) Hackathon, aimed at enhancing the computational resources of the ATOM platform, an open platform for molecular and drug discovery.
CIS Chair joins CCC Council
The Computing Community Consortium (CCC) is thrilled to announce that the following six computing researchers have joined the CCC Council: Weisong Shi, University of Delaware Rayid Ghani, Carnegie Mellon University Sebastian Elbaum, University of Virginia Rachel...