Videos from our Virtual Research Day

We held a Virtual Research Day on September 11, 2020. Returning CS faculty pre-recorded their talks. New CS faculty spoke live. We were excited to get to know our new faculty's research and introduce them to the university. You can watch the talks on YouTube.

Dr. Brittany Johnson, Assistant Professor in CS, investigating ways to reduce bias in software.

Dr. Brittany Johnson, an assistant professor of computer science, is researching ways to eliminate or reduce bias in software. “We develop technology using real-world data, but that data can have biases that affect the output of the software,” says Brittany Johnson, an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science. It happens in software developed for healthcare, banking, and retail, she says.

No GRE needed for Fall 2021 CS GMU graduate programs

In 2021, the CS department at GMU will not require GRE scores for any of  our graduate programs, including PhD-CS, MS-CS, MS-INFS, MS-ISA, and MS-SWE.

Prof. Kevin Moran received NSF award for bug reporting research

Professor Kevin Moran received NSF award for his bug reporting research using artificial intelligence and program analysis techniques. Congratulations!

Computer science instructor, Prof. Russell teaches programming class on campus during COVID