Arizona Computer Science

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Cloud Computing
Cognitive Robotics
Computational Biology
>Education Informatics
>Ergalics
Green Computing
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Featured Research

Stork: Scalable Software Management for Distributed Systems

Stork provides an intelligent, secure, and scalable way to manage software. In VM environments such as PlanetLab, software is securely shared to minimize disk, network, and memory costs. For scalability, Stork provides a simple way to manage software on a large number of nodes.
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Events

Today:	Ian Fasel
Monday:	Labor Day Holiday

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News

Aug 24:	Alon Efrat in the news
Jul 29:	Congrats to Ian, Kobus, Paul, and Clay!
Jul 12:	Protecting Networks from Large-Scale Physical Attacks and Disasters
Jul 12:	UA Scientists Using Facebook to Build Learning Tool
Jul 12:	CS major is also master chess player

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Research

Our department has a distinguished record of influential publications and software distributions, and has been ranked best of its size among public universities by the National Research Council.
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Undergraduate Info

Our undergraduates study ways to design computer networking protocols, create and distribute innovative software, develop wireless and mobile computing, create novel programming languages, develop computational biology algorithms, invent highly efficient algorithms for computer graphics, and push the limits of high-performance computing.
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Graduate Info

Our dynamic program of graduate study integrates quality research and teaching. Our alumni include researchers at AT&T Labs, HP Labs, and IBM Almaden, and faculty at Davis, Purdue, and Virginia.
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SISTA

School of Information: Science, Technology, Arts.

SISTA is an exciting new initiative involving Computer Science and many other departments across campus. SISTA's mission is to provide expertise and promote research in computational methods and thinking across disciplines, and to teach students to understand the computational aspects of any discipline.
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