Computer and Information Science, PhD

PhD

In Philadelphia (USA)

higher than £ 9000

Description

  • Type

    PhD

  • Location

    Philadelphia (USA)

  • Start date

    Different dates available

The Doctoral Program (Ph.D.) in Computer and Information Science (CIS) welcomes candidates with strong training in any of the disciplines related to modern information processing, with an emphasis on computer science and mathematics. Research and teaching form the essence of our doctoral program. Our curriculum is designed to develop the intellectual skills essential for the rapidly changing character of research and to meet the demands of academe and industry. Students develop their own advanced study focus, working with faculty mentors on topics ranging from the core computer science discipline to diverse scholarly interactions within the School of Engineering and the University.

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Philadelphia (USA)
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Filadelfia, Pensilvania, 19104

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Course programme

Responsible Conduct for Research in Engineering
Software Foundations
Computer Architecture
Analysis of Algorithms
Software Systems
Theory of Computation
Machine Learning
Teaching Practicum
Teaching Practicum
Advanced Geometric Methods in Computer Science
Advanced Topics in Machine Learning
Computational Learning Theory
Advanced Topics in Natural Language Processing
Advanced Topics in Databases
Advanced Topics in Computer Graphics and Animation
Advanced Topics in Programming Languages
Computer-Aided Verification
Advanced Topics in Algorithms and Complexity
Advanced Topics in Machine Perception
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Dissertation

Two courses can be waived for students entering with a Master's degree. Advisor and Graduate Chair approval is required for non-CIS courses.


Computer and Information Science, PhD

higher than £ 9000