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CSE@UCR Department
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of California, Riverside (UCR) is part of the Marlan and Rosemary Bourns College of Engineering and offers BS degrees in Computer Science, Information Systems, and Computer Engineering, and MS and PhD degrees in Computer Science.
The department has strong research programs in algorithm design, artificial intelligence, computational biology, computer architecture, computer networks, distributed systems, operating systems, databases, compilers, software engineering, digital systems, VLSI/CAD, embedded systems design, graphics, and theory of computation.
UCR is one of the ten campuses of the University of California System, widely recognized as the preeminent public university system in the world.
In the News
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Cisco@UCR
Five Cisco researchers visit CS UCR to check up on existing joint research projects and to explore new research opportunities.
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Dr. Keogh Designated University Scholar
Eamonn Keogh, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, has been chosen as this year’s UCR University Scholar. The prestigious award comes with a $75K prize over three years in recognition of his influential research, which includes over 100 published research papers (at least 10 with over 100 citations each) and several best paper awards, making him one of the most cited researchers in the area of data mining and databases.
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Google Day at UC Riverside
After hiring 7 of our Ph.D. students over the last 2 years, Google decided to put more effort in recruiting our students, in an event nicknamed Google Day. Check out some pictures of the event.
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Tao Jiang named ACM Fellow and Rajiv Gupta named IEEE Fellow
The Department congratulates Professor Tao Jiang, who was named an ACM Fellow for his contributions to computational biology
and computational complexity, and Rajiv Gupta, who was elevated to IEEE Fellow for his contributions to computer architecture and optimizing compilers.
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Dragomir Yankov Awarded Best Paper Award at IEEE ICDM 2007
Congratulations to Ph.D. candidate Dragomir Yankov, whose paper, “Disk Aware Discord Discovery: Finding Unusual Time Series in Terabyte Sized Datasets” won the Best Paper Award at the IEEE 2007 International Conference on Data Mining (ICDM). Not only did Dragomir win the best paper award, but he is the only graduate student to have two first-author papers in the conference. Congratulations, Dragomir!
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Distinguished Lecture Series
The Computer Science & Engineering Department is proud to present the 2007-2008 Distinguished Lecture Series, sponsored by Intel Corp. See Upcoming Colloquia or contact Prof. Lonardi for more information.
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New Textbook by Vahid Being Widely Adopted
The new textbook, “Digital Design” by Prof. Frank Vahid of UCR's Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering has been widely adopted in its first year. Several top-ranked engineering schools, including Univ. of Michigan, UC San Diego, UC Irvine, Univ. of Arizona, Texas A&M, and Notre Dame, have adopted the book, along with many dozens of other schools worldwide. The book not only provides a modern introduction to digital computer circuits, but inspires students through the use of numerous examples demonstrating engineering as a social discipline with significant positive impact on human lives.
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Wei Wu Gets Best Paper Award at IEEE ICCD 2007
Congratulations to Ph.D. candidate Wei Wu whose paper, “Improving the Reliability of On-chip Data Cache under Process Variation” won the Best Paper Award at the 25th IEEE International Conference on Computer Design for the Processor and Architecture track. Congratulations to Wei and co-authors Professor Jun Yang, Professor Sheldon Tan, and Dr. Shih-Lien Lu from Intel.
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Laxmi Bhuyan Appointed CSE Chair
Laxmi Bhuyan is appointed as Chair of the Computer Science and Engineering Department starting July 2007.
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Over $5M in Grants for 2007
The year 2007 has brought a large number of new grants: 7 NSF grants, 3 DoD/ARL/AFOSR, and 5 industry grants and gifts. Most of these grants are starting in the summer of 2007 and will last for 3 years. The total estimated amount of these new grants exceeds $5M.
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Anirban Banerjee Gets Best Paper Award at IFIP Networking 2007
Ph.D. student Anirban Banerjee gets the Best Paper Award at IFIP Networking 2007 for his work, “Is Someone Tracking P2P Users?”. Congratulations, Anirban!
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