Binghamton University is a top-class public research university based in Endicott, New York, established in 1946. Binghamton University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE).
Binghamton University encloses top-class infrastructure and multiple first-class facilities. Binghamton University comprises six schools that impart over 130 undergraduate programs and more than 80 graduate programs in a wide range of areas such as accounting, anthropology, design, art, architecture, sciences, business, engineering, computer science, economics, English, nursing, philosophy, psychology and many more.
The Binghamton University owns partnerships with several foreign universities such as Murdoch University in Australia, the Federal University of Santa Catarina in Brazil, Duoc UC in Chile, Fudan University in China, Leipzig University in Germany, and Anna University in India.
Binghamton University furnishes the most dynamic research programs in the country by lending wide and multidisciplinary education with an international presumptive. Binghamton University offers more than 130 academic courses and resources for optimal research possibilities.
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Ph.D. Programs:
• Computer Science
• Computer Engineering
Undergraduate Programs:
• Computer Science
• Computer Engineering
• Information Systems
Certificate Programs:
• Computer Security
• Database Administration
• Network and Telecommunications Management
• Software Engineering
• Minor Programs:
• Computer Science
• Computer Security
• Database Administration
• Information Systems
• Network and Telecommunications Management
• Software Engineering
Binghamton University contributes its computer science research efforts in several research areas
such as:
• Application-level research in graphics
• Bioinformatics and multimedia
• Computer architecture
• Cybersecurity
• Data mining; machine learning; and artificial intelligence
• Embedded systems
• Graphics; image processing; computer vision
• Human-computer interaction
• Information systems
• Internet-scale information retrieval
• Mobile and wireless computing
• Network protocols and middleware
• Operating systems; networking; and distributed systems
Binghamton University-s computer science research topics with respect to research areas are enumerated here;
Cybersecurity -
• Computer Network Security,
• Application Security,
• Web Services Security,
• Mobile Security,
• Protective Security,
• Software Security,
• Wireless & Sensor Network Security,
• Software Coding Security.
Artificial Intelligence -
• Machine Learning,
• Deep Learning,
• Reinforcement Learning,
• Robotics,
• Natural Language Processing,
• Computer Vision,
• Recommender Systems,
• Internet Of Things.
Embedded Systems -
• Photonic Networks,
• Photonic Components,
• Fiber Optical Sensor Systems,
• Wireless Communications,
• Video Communication,
• Cyber-Physical Systems
Human-Computer Interaction -
• Context-Aware Computing,
• Perceptual Interfaces,
• Collaboration and Learning,
• Digital Design and Fabrication,
• Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence,
• Interactive Data Exploration and Presentation Optometry,
• Human Vision Simulation
Mobile and Wireless Computing -
• Wireless Access Technologies,
• Networked Sensing and Applications,
• Mobile Device Architectures,
• Mobile Systems and Applications,
• Mobile Data Management and Analytics,
• Mobile Multimedia.
Graphics –
• Propaganda Posters,
• Subliminal Messages In The Advertisement,
• Digital Art Evolution,
• Advertising and Graphic Design
Computer Vision -
• Image Segmentation/Classification,
• Multi-Resolution Techniques,
• Remote Sensing,
• Scientific Imaging,
• Computational Imaging and Video,
• Stochastic Models, and Video Analysis
Bioinformatics -
• Cloning and Restriction Studies,
• Pcr and Primer Design,
• Structure Prediction Or Modeling Of Proteins,
• Genome Analysis,
• Functional Genomics and Rna Sequence Analysis
Binghamton University establishes various computer science research labs and groups:
• Computer Architecture and Power-Aware Systems Research Group
• Computer Systems Research Group
• Real-Time Systems Laboratory
• VLSI Computer-Aided Design Research Group
• Cloud and Big Data Research
• Operating Systems and Networks Lab (OSNET)
• Data Mining Research Laboratory
• Database and Information Retrieval Laboratory
• Graphics and Image Computing (GAIC) Laboratory
• Multimedia Research Laboratory
• Architecture for Security Lab
• Security and Verification Research Lab (SVRL)
• Secure Systems and Software (S3) Group
• Real-Time Embedded Systems Laboratory
• Networking and Parallel Processing Lab
Binghamton University awards funding hundreds of assistantships, fellowships, and program-specific awards to graduate students applying for master-s and doctoral programs. Graduate and teaching assistantships; general and specialized fellowship opportunities; and tuition scholarships are provided by Binghamton University to support researchers and students. Some of the schemes are
• Clifford D. Clark Diversity Fellowship for Graduate Students
• Council/Foundation Award
• Graduate Opportunity Program (GOP)
• Dr. Bhagwan Gajwani Fellowship
• Benjamin R. Surovy Endowed Scholarship
• Grace Chin-Fa and Tsuming Wu Fellowship for the Sciences
Applicants applying to the PhD computer science program at Binghamton University must have a master-s degree in computer science or a similar discipline. Otherwise, in rare cases, a bachelor-s degree with a robust academic record.
Additional requirements such as Letters of recommendation, Research proposal, Letter of motivation, and resumes need to be submitted.
PhD students necessitate to
• finish a minimum of 30 credits across the master-s degree
• clear the qualifying examination that covers algorithms, architecture, operating systems, and programming languages
• clear the Research Proficiency Examination (RPE)
• present their intended research topic and scope
• Secure a dissertation at last.
