Recitations: Tuesdays (EXCEPT 9/29): 7:00-8:00pm Hamerschlag Hall B103; 9/29: 5:30-6:30pm DH 1112 Please let us know if you cannot access Autolab or Piazza. First recitation is on 9/15. There will be ...

This is a list of some names found in a catalog of passengers from Spain to the Americas from the 16th century. Each name is preceded by its percentage of the total number of names in the catalog ...

--Presented annually by the School of Computer Science, this award acknowledges excellence and dedication to teaching by a faculty member in the School of Computer Science. It recognizes a standard of ...

Resource usage—the amount of time, memory, and energy a program requires for its execution—is one of the central subjects of computer science. Nevertheless, resource usage often does not play a ...

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“HCI people design useful things that NLP people cannot build; NLP people make things that nobody uses.” (Yang et al., 2019) This course aims to help students develop the mindsets and skills necessary ...

There will be an in-class Tuesday March 10 (worth 10% of the final course grade). It will be a paper exam of no more than 80 minutes. The exam is closed book. Further details will be provided when we ...

The School of Computer Science houses numerous public areas for study and collaboration. We've included maps of those locations in the Gates Center and Newell-Simon Hall below. If you have any ...

Intrinsic AMR allows extremely accurate computations of standard kernels from geometry processing with very few elements. Left: harmonic Green's function. Right: short time heat kernel. Performing ...

One of the important operations on a BST is to find a way to traverse all the nodes in the tree. As we know traversing a linked list or array is easy. We just start from the first node and traverse ...

Occlusions are common in real world scenes and are a major obstacle to robust object detection. Whereas previous approaches primarily modeled local coherency of occlusions or attempted to learn the ...

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