Events related to Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- Trustworthy and Continually Adaptable Multimodal AI Systems
CSE Best PhD Dissertation Award Seminar
- Toward Secure AI Systems
Computer Science and Engineering Distinguished Seminar
- AI and the future of radiology
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- Trusted Automatic Programming
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Advancing a Development Platform for Large Language Model Applications"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Reasoning about Equivalence"
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- "Long Range and Robust Drone Communication for Low-Altitude Networks"
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- "Towards Efficient AI Training: Theoretical Foundations of Sample and Computational Efficiency in Decision-Making"
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- "Enabling Ubiquitous 3D Intelligence via Multi-Granular Algorithm-Hardware Synergy"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Building a Sustainable Data Foundation for AI"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Multimodal Commonsense Reasoning"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Training Graph Neural Networks with large-scale Graphs"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Towards Intelligent Multimedia Streaming"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Optimizing Data Locality for Scalable Graph Processing and Graph Learning Systems"
CSE Distinguished Seminar
- Title: "AI for Medical Imaging, Digital Twins & Medicine"
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- "Improving Trustworthiness in Foundation Models: Assessing, Mitigating, and Analyzing ML Risks"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
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"A View on Language Model Pre-training and Inference: Data curation, sample reweighting, and energy-optimal inference for higher user satisfaction"
"A View on Language Model Pre-training and Inference: Data curation, sample reweighting, and energy-optimal inference for higher user satisfaction"
Computer Science and Engineering Seminar
- "Language-Grounded Visual Intelligence"
Computer Science and Engineering Online Seminar
- Title: "Advancing Security Red-Teaming through Probabilistic Binary Analysis"
