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School of Computing

Our program covers the design principles of key computing technologies such as hardware, operating systems, database systems, networks, graphics, and artificial intelligence.

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Welcome to the School of Computing

The School of Computing at the University of Georgia is one of the leading centers of innovation and academic excellence in the nation. Known for its programs in computer science and information technology, the school offers a wide range for all undergraduates and graduates designed to meet the ever-evolving needs of the tech industry. Our faculty is filled with distinguished researchers and educators, actively engaging in cutting-edge research across various areas such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and software engineering. With our highly esteemed faculty, students also benefit from excellent facilities and laboratories, fostering a unique hands-on learning environment that encourages each student with exploration and experimentation. Emphasizing collaboration through industry and academia, the school equips graduates to thrive in each sector, and empowers them to drive innovation to excel in the dynamic field of computing. 

 

The School of Computing at the University of Georgia invites applications for two lecturer positions starting January 2025.

Applicants should hold a Graduate Degree (preferably a PhD) in Computer Science. The ideal candidate for this position will have demonstrated teaching experience and/or interest and show a commitment to excellence in teaching. The candidate should be capable of teaching multiple regularly offered undergraduate classes from the School of Computing. Applicants are encouraged to see the list of classes and choose the classes they feel qualified to teach in their cover letter. The school is currently very interested in candidates who are qualified to teach upper-division classes in one or more of the following areas: Computer Architecture, Networking, Algorithms, and Data Science, in addition to teaching the lower-division classes. Candidates with graduate degrees in related areas such as Mathematics, Statistics, and Information Systems, will be considered provided they demonstrate significant experience in teaching undergraduate computer science courses.

Please see UGAJobSearch for additional details including application instructions and contact information.

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Latest News

Yesterday, SoC@UGA kickstarted its inclusive excellence events for the 2024-2025 academic year by hosting a welcome-back social for Women in Computing.
School of Computing's own Dr. Wenwen Wang over this summer obtained his second NSF grant for $600,000 with his project CSR: Small: FALCON: Towards Systematic Testing of Dynamic Binary Translation Systems!
University of Georgia provides a set of excellent opportunities for study abroad, one of the most prominent being the Summer program at Oxford University, which has been in existence for 30 years now.

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Graduate Program

The School of Computing offers the Master of Science (MS) ( thesis and non-thesis)  and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees in computer science, and an interdisciplinary Masters in Applied Mathematical Sciences (MAMS) degree. 

At the graduate-level, the department also offers a Cyberscurity Certificate program.

Prospective students may apply online to any of the above Graduate Degree programs by visiting the Graduate School website at www.grad.uga.edu

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