Department of Computer ScienceLunch Lunch will be served at 11:45 AM. Abstract Part 1: Rethinking Distributed Clocks For decades, the distributed systems community assumed that computer clocks are unreliable and must be… read more about Harnessing Reliable Clocks & Homegrown AI: A Journey through Systems Innovation »
Abstract Fox et al introduced the model of c-closed graphs, a distribution-free model motivated by one of the most universal signatures of social networks, triadic closure. Even though enumerating… read more about Enumerating Patterns in Social Networks - A Distribution-Free Model »
Duke’s Computer Science Department turns 50 this fall and we want to celebrate. Our 50th Anniversary event is scheduled for the evening of Friday, September 29 and the morning of Saturday, September… read more about Duke Computer Science 50th Anniversary Celebration »
Lunch: Lunch will be served at 11:45 AM. Abstract: Recent years have seen tremendous progress in modeling graph-structured data through deep learning, transforming models’ ability to understand… read more about Graph Learning for Intelligent and Efficient Reasoning »
Event Description In conversations about broadening participation in computing, topics related to disability are often unexplored. In this panel discussion, students pursuing degrees in computing… read more about Experience of Computing Students with Disabilities »
Event Description Join us for an important discussion on current policies impacting K-12 computer science education. Moderated by Shaina Glass (Director of Education) from the Computer Science… read more about From Policy to Practice: Impacts on K-12 Computer Science Education »