CS PhD Student, Shira Wein, Selected as a Clare Boothe Luce Scholar
2020-21 Undergraduate Awards Announced
Andrew Stange has been selected as the recipient of the Tropaia Computer Science Award.
The following students have been selected for the CS Academic Excellence Award:
- Alan Balu
- Anika Malik
- Elena Mehiel
- Ron Talmor
- Ivy Wang
- Ajayan Williamson
Congratulations to all the award recipients !
Hoya Hacks 2021
Hoya Hacks is a hackathon organized annually at Georgetown University. Hoya Hacks 2021 was held virtually during January 29-31, 2021. More information at HoyaHacks.com.
Welcome to the Department of Computer Science
The Department of Computer Science at Georgetown University, in the heart of Washington, DC, is home to higher education and advanced research on the cutting edge of computing and technology. BS, BA, MS, and Ph.D. programs connect students with the ideas, skills, and opportunities to shape the digital world we live in. The department is rapidly growing, with current core research areas of algorithms and theory; security, privacy, and cryptography; and data-centric computing. Faculty members in the department have been honored with a Gödel Prize, Test-of-Time awards, membership in the European Academy of Sciences and Arts, NSF CAREER awards, and Best Paper awards, among other accolades. Students and faculty engage beyond the department through interdisciplinary courses and research, campus initiatives like guWeCode, public and private sector internships, local computing groups, and regional events.
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