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A new faculty member joins Stevens Computer Science 1 May 2008

Bloom is invited speaker at International Category Theory Conference 21 Feb 2008

Stevens CS hosts fourth biannual Stevens / Columbia / IBM Research Security and Privacy Day 16 Nov 2007

Naumann wins best paper award 5 Nov 2007

Two New Security Faculty Join The Computer Science Department 11 Oct 2007

Dinh and Fisher awarded NSF Grant to develop multimedia search technology 1 Oct 2007

Naumann invited to participate in High Confidence Software and Systems conference 22 Aug 2007

Borowski wins student paper award 26 Jun 2007

Stevens CS, Columbia University and IBM Research hold third bi-annual Security and Privacy Day 1 Jun 2007

Multimedia, Vision and Visualization (MVV) Group runs IEEE-sponsored workshop on Computer Vision 17 May 2007

Computer science department gets a new major in Service Oriented Computing 3 May 2007

Sun Microsystems Application Tuning and Performance Seminar at Stevens 2 May 2007

Bloom is invited speaker at conference on algebra and co-algebra in computer science 26 Apr 2007

Bernstein to give invited talk at International Conference on Autonomic and Autonomous Systems 26 Apr 2007

Kamberov hosts IGDA event on game deconstruction. 26 Apr 2007

Stevens CS Department and Microsoft host workshop for high school teachers and students 26 Apr 2007

Naumann is invited participant at Dagstuhl seminar on security in global computing 26 Apr 2007

Wetzel gives AAAS presentation on malware 26 Apr 2007

Bernstein delivers IEEE distinguished lectures in France 15 Jan 2007

Hess Corporation donates to Stevens Computer Science Department 1 Jan 2007

Computer Science

Computer Science is concerned with the scientific, engineering, management and mathematical issues in developing and applying software technology in the modern information world. The Computer Science Department at Stevens is committed to being a world leader both in Education and Research.

Computer Science Research

The major research interests of the faculty in the department are:

  • computer security: privacy-preserving data mining, wireless network security, cryptography, phishing, and language-based security including information flow control.
  • computer vision, visualization, and graphics: 3D shape from images, differential geometry methods, organizing unorganized point clouds, dynamic scene analysis, shape analysis and indexing.
  • software engineering: formal methods, trustworthy computing, sofware engineering education.

Faculty consult and collaborate with companies such as Microsoft, IBM, Google, Verizon, Lucent Technologies, Daimler-Chrysler, and top industry laboratories and academic departments throughout the world.

Computer Science Education

Careers in information technology are highly valued. Jobs for professional software developers are well paid and highly flexible, with a high degree of creativity. Professionals are particularly valued who combine a strong technical background with basic business skills. The Stevens Computer Science education programs are designed to educate the high-end IT professionals of the future.

The Second Stevens Workshop on Computer Science in High School will be held on May 15. The workshop will include presentations and panel discussions of pedagogical approaches to teaching Computer Science in K-12. This year's workshop includes a keynote talk on the Scratch system. Participation is free, but please register for planning purposes.

Stevens Institute of Technology is a National Security Agency (NSA) Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education for the academic years 2006 through 2009.


Undergraduate:

Computer Science
Cybersecurity
Information Systems
Service Oriented Computing

Our undergraduate programs combine a strong technical spine with a senior year two-semester project course that develops the client-facing and project management skills expected of the modern IT professional. 		Graduate:

MS / Computer Science MS / Service Oriented Computing
  • The MS/SOC is an accelerated professional education program that provides you with the software engineering skills for the modern era of Web and service-oriented applications. You do not require any programming background for this program. The MS/SOC includes a programming spine, with introductory courses that can be omitted if you already have some programming background (such as an introductory course in college). The MS/SOC eschews much of the traditional Computer Science focus on teaching data structures and algorithms, and instead provides an accelerated track for learning how to program distributed applications using tools such as Visual Basic and .NET. The MS/SOC supplements this basic programming spine with courses in information architecture and Web design, human computer interaction (HCI), requirements analysis and service oriented architecture (SOA). Possible electives include courses in data mining, privacy, health informatics and databases, as well as language electives for example in C#.

MS / Security and Privacy
MS / Enterprise Computing
MS / Multimedia Management and Experience

Our professional graduate programs in computer science, software engineering, enterprise computing, and security and privacy allow IT professionals to "drill down" to specific areas such as distributed systems, networks, cybersecurity, visual analytics, databases and software engineering. Our innovative program in service oriented computing provides an accelerated professional education program for domain experts who have weak IT backgrounds but intend to apply Web technologies, including Web Services and service oriented architecture (SOA), in well-defined application domains.
PhD:

Our PhD program allows outstanding students who want to change the face of computer science to work with our world-class faculty in cutting-edge research. All Ph.D. students receive financial support, and start their research immediately with an advisor.

 

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