• Hoya Hacks 2016
    Students from across the area compete in Hoya Hacks Spring 2015
  • Hoya Hacks 2016
    GU Students participating in Hoya Hacks Spring 2016
  • ACM Regional Collegiate Programming Contest Teams
    Two teams of undergraduates compete at ACM Regional Collegiate Programming Contest
  • Local-Hack-Day
    GU students code together on Local Hack Day
  • Fall 2015 Happy Hour
    Local alumni come back for happy hour.
  • Graduate Student Commencement
    Graduates and Faculty celebrate at Commencement. Congratulations!
  • Andrew Defends His Thesis
    Georgetown Undergraduate, Andrew Hian-Cheong presents his thesis at his defense this April.
  • CS&E Club Outreach
    CS&E Club members teach Scratch & Javascript to middle and high school students every week during the academic year.
  • MIT Hackathon Winners
    Andrew Hian-Cheong, Jordan King, Kevin Tian, Janet Zhu won the DirecTV award for most innovative use of DirecTV API and Hill Holliday award for creative media at MIT hackathon in Oct.
  • Undergrads compete for TopCoder Honors.
    Undergrads compete for TopCoder Honors.
  • Hoya Hacks 2016
  • Hoya Hacks 2016
  • ACM Regional Collegiate Programming Contest Teams
  • Local-Hack-Day
  • Fall 2015 Happy Hour
  • Graduate Student Commencement
  • Andrew Defends His Thesis
  • CS&E Club Outreach
  • MIT Hackathon Winners
  • Undergrads compete for TopCoder Honors.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Professor Kobbi Nissim is awarded the 2017  Godel  Prize

Ophir Frieder has been inducted into the European academy of science and arts

 

Job Vacancy: Program Director, Department of Computer Science

Job Vacancy: Assistant Teaching Professor, Department of Computer Science

  Scholarships Available for Master's Students

Our Department

Georgetown's Department of Computer Science consists of twenty three full-time faculty working in the areas of algorithms, artificial intelligence, bioinformatics, computer and network security, communication complexity, cryptography, database systems, data mining, distributed algorithms, distributed systems, human-computer interaction, information assurance, information retrieval, machine learning, natural language processing, networking, non-standard parallel computing, parallel algorithms, theory, and visual analytics.

We are a small department, which provides both undergraduate and graduate students considerable opportunities for interaction with the faculty through independent study and in faculty research. We take great pride in our students, teaching, and research. We also have an active CS&E club, programming team, and CS Women's group.

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