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Department of Computer Science (COS)
We offer both B.S. and M.S. degrees in Computer Science.
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details.
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Study Computer Science and get a good job!
News
We Won! USM Team Wins Another International Artificial Intelligence
Competition
- Ryan Small, advised by professor Clare Bates Congdon, won the
2009
Unreal Tournament competition at the Congress on Evolutionary
Computation in Trondheim Norway in May 2009.
- The team of Alan Fitzgerald, Peter Kemeraitis, and professor Clare
Bates Congdon won the Ms.
Pac-Man competition at the World Congress on
Computational Intelligence in Hong Kong, June 1-6 2008.
Student papers at research conferences, 2009
- "Agent Smith: An Evolutionary Agent for Interactive Dynamic Games",
R. Small and C. B. Congdon. Proceedings of the Congress on Evolutionary
Computation (CEC-2009), Trondheim, Norway, May 2009.
- "RAMP: A Rule-Based Agent for Ms. Pac-Man", A. Fitzgerald and
C. B. Congdon. Proceedings of the Congress on Evolutionary Computation
(CEC-2009), Trondheim, Norway, May 2009.
More information on students
presenting and competing at research conferences
2008 Graduates and
2008 ASET Award Recepients
CS Presentations at
Thinking Matters,
Friday, April 17th 2009
- Talks: Friday, April 17th, 11:15-12:30, 403 Luther Bonney
- Junes Thete, Rachel Teo, H. Rex Gaskins, Gerardo M. Nava, Carolyn
Mattingly and Clare Bates Congdon
The Search for Functional Elements in Noncoding DNA
- Ryan Small and Clare Bates Congdon
Agent Smith: a Real-Time Game-Playing Agent for Interactive
Dynamic Games
- Alan Fitzgerald and Clare Bates Congdon
A Real -Time Agent That Learns How to Play Ms. PacMan
- Posters: Friday, April 17th, 9-11am, Sullivan Gym
- Matthew Blanchette, Nevins Bartolomeo, Bruce MacLeod, Glenn Wilson and David Briggs
Developing an Integrated, Open-Source, Online Spatial Data Catalog
- Patrick Conant and John Zaner
Test Generator Web Application
- Joseph Hodsdon and Bruce MacLeod
Calculating and Representing Population Distrution in Online Maps
- Ingrid Olson, Frank Brooks, Nick Downs, Shafaat Qazi, and Bruce MacLeod
Integrating the Mobile Geoserver Framework into a J2ME Ticketing Client
More information (project abstracts) can be found on the Thinking
Matters site.
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