CS students present work at the SSU Virtual Research symposium

Computer Science students present research work at the SSU Virtual Research symposium

May 4, 2020

The annual SSU Science Symposium went virtual in 2020. Computer Science faculty and students presented research posters, showcasing the research work they undertook (largely remotely) during the Fall and Spring.

James Rodriguez and Dr. Gurman Gill: Wildlife Location and Classification Through YOLO and CNNs

Isaac Florez and Dr. Mark Gondree: How to do random testing of 'tests of randomness' (Work-in-Progress)

Dallas Womack and Eduardo Roman and Dr. Mark Gondree: Working towards hosting a SSU Campus CTF

Grant Fonseca and Dr. Mark Gondree: Beginning Analysis of the SSU Attack-Defense CTF Packet Capture Corpus

Dr. Shubbhi Taneja: Evaluating the performance and energy-efficiency of heterogeneous computing systems