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COSC Major: Student ProfileComputer Science Major, is building robots and studying artificial intelligence...

COSC Grad Student: ProfileComputer Science Grad Student, said:  "Faculty and staff are always looking beyond ..."
COSC Faculty:  ProfileDr. Jonathan Lazar is conducting research to help the blind utilize the Internet.
CIS Major:  ProfileComputer Information Systems Major, planning to enter Master's Program. 
COSC History"Computer & Information Sciences: Then and Now":  A 20 Year Perspective.

Welcome

The Computer and Information Sciences (COSC) Department is one of the largest departments at Towson University, offering forty-five undergraduate courses, more than twenty graduate courses, and serving approximately 800 undergraduate and graduate majors. We have 32 full-time faculty members and recruit new faculty every year. Our part-time faculty are highly motivated and active in business and industry.  COSC faculty are committed to excellence in teaching and providing students with professional guidance and advice. We emphasize quality in education which includes solid theoretical foundations and the latest technological developments. more...

 

  Student Club News . . .

Students for the Advancement of IT  ...  "NEW WEBSITE"

Upsilon Pi Epsilon:  UPE Inducts New Members. more  >>


Scholarships  . . . .  
$5K Scholarship Opportunity - Fall 2009 - Deadline is April 15th . . .    >> more



Seminar Announcement  . . .  more  >>
 

 

Research and Grants

Professor Harry Zhou (with SEGMA Technologies Inc) has received a grant of $141,686 in August 2009 from Maryland Industrial Partnerships to  develop a set of knowledge mining and integration technologies to enhance the capabilities and scalability of KaeloŽ, an automated tool for assessing the effectiveness of the board and management of public companies by investors, market analysts and regulators.

Harry Hochheiser, Shiva Azadegan, Mike O'Leary, Blair Taylor, and Claude Turner (Bowie State) were awarded $399,511 from the National Science Foundation for support of the project entitled "Building Security In:  Injecting Security throughout the Undergraduate Computing Curriculum."   more >>

 
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