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• Why Choose CSE?

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• The Buffalo area

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• Undergraduate General Information

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• Master's degree program

• Ph.D. degree program

• Ph.D. tracks in Cognitive Science

• Advanced Certificate in Computational Science

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• Infrastructure

Clubs

• CSE Undergraduate Student Assoc.

• CSE Grad Student Assoc.

• Association for Computing Machinery at UB

Schedule for Colloquium Talks (Spring 2008)

Schedule of Events (Fall 2007)
Schedule for Colloquium Talks (Fall 2007)
Schedule for Colloquium Talks (Spring 2007)
Schedule for Colloquium Talks (Fall 2006)

CSE professor Russ Miller along with Nobel Laureate Herb Hauptman developed an algorithm for crystal structure determination which is regarded as one of the top 10 algorithms of the 20th century. Miller helped establish the Center for Computation Research (CCR) at UB in 1998, which was ranked as the largest academic supercomputing centers world-wide in 2001.

Research Areas

• Algorithms and Theory

• Computer Networks and Distributed Systems

• Computer Security and Information Assurance

• Computer Vision and Information Visualization

• Databases and Data Mining

• High-Performance Computing and Computational Science

• Knowledge Representation and Computational Linguistics

• Multiagent Systems and Electronic Commerce

• Multimedia Databases and Information Retrieval

• Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning

• Programming Languages and Software Systems

• VLSI and Computer Architecture