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Discover a unique summer learning experience at our academies on the UT campus. Tailored for high school students entering grades 10–12, each program is taught by UT faculty and focuses on a ...

My main research interest is in computational theories of the brain with emphasis on human vision and motor control. In 1985 Chris Brown and I led a team that designed and built a high speed binocular ...

Our students and faculty are changing the world through their contributions to computing education, research, and industry. These awards received by members of the UT Computer Science community make ...

When creating copies of arrays or objects one can make a deep copy or a shallow copy. This explanation uses arrays. Recall array variables in Java are references (some folks say pointers, but there ...

The Master of Science in Computer Science (MSCS) program is designed for students who have completed a bachelor's degree in computer science and want to further their studies. Admission to the program ...

This course will cover a broad range of topics in the general area of 3D Vision and 3D Geometry Processing, ranging from 1) reconstructing 3D models from images and depth scans, 2) 3D representations ...

This project seeks to improve system security and robustness by building distributed services that tolerate buggy, selfish, or malicious nodes. We use replication and Byzantine fault tolerant (BFT) ...

When emailing us, please put CS395 in the subject line. Topics: This is a graduate seminar course in computer vision. We will survey and discuss current vision papers relating to object recognition, ...

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