In line with Augusta University's mission to become a top-tier research institution,
School of Computer and Cyber Sciences faculty members are conducting research to stay one step ahead of today's ever-changing, technology-driven
society. With half of our faculty pursuing research, this provides excellent experience
for undergraduates to apply their knowledge from the classroom to create solutions
in each of our research faculty's research focuses. With the growth and development
of graduate level degree programs, including the Master of Science in Computer Science
thesis track, research activities will become a requirement for School of Computer
and Cyber Sciences graduate students. The Computer Science Colloquium Series, held on Fridays online this fall, offers students an opportunity to learn about
cutting-edge research subjects in the areas of Computer Science, Information Technology
and Cybersecurity.
The School of Computer and Cyber Sciences has submitted a preliminary proposal to host the annual DISC (International Symposium on Distributed Computing) conference in Augusta during the Fall 2022 semester.
The Computer Science Colloquium is back for its third semester in Fall 2020. The Computer Science Colloquium Series became a course in January 2019, offering students an hour credit to learn more about research topics in the Computer and Cyber Sciences from leading researchers in these fields. In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, all presentations will be held online. For more information about this course or if you are a guest outside of Augusta University wishing to tune in to a presentation, please contact Dr. Harley Eades.
School of Computer and Cyber Sciences faculty members are in pursuit of cutting-edge research topics in fields such as distributed computing, internet of things (IoT), and medical device security. Learn more about our faculty's research:
