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Professor John Licato on Using AI to Find Christmas Gifts
An unexpected usage of the LLM is finding Christmas Gifts for those notoriously hard to shop for friends. This past week, John Licato, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at USF had two interviews on the subject.
December 9, 2024Computer
CyberHerd wins 1st place at VIVID 2024
鈥淲inning first place at the national level, during an enduring two-day competition reflects the vision of our leadership, the quality of our cybersecurity program, and our students,鈥� said Assistant Professor of Instruction Marbin Pazos Revilla, USF CyberHerd coach.
December 8, 2024Computer
Cyberherd Wins First Place at EC-Council CTF
The CyberHerd 2 team won first place at the EC-Council CTF, with the team made up of three Cyberherd members: Yeran Garnage (Cybersecurity major, Junior), Alex Sanders (Cybersecurity, Senior), and Samir Jihadi (Computer Science, Sophomore).
December 7, 2024Computer
CyberHerd wins 2nd place at Southeast Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition
USF CyberHerd competed in the Southeast Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition (CPTC) and came in second, scoring a mere 0.009 points behind the first-place winners. 鈥淪ECPTC is a very intense and fast paced penetration testing competition.鈥� Said Waseem.
December 6, 2024Computer
CyberHerd Member Leads Team to Victory and a $4,500 Prize at SHPE National Convention
CSE CyberHerd member Sanaan Fayaz Wani, a junior majoring in Computer Science, played a pivotal role in leading his team to victory in the Cyber Security Challenge, securing first place and a $4,500 prize at the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE) National Conference, which took place from October 30 to November 3 in Anaheim, California.
November 12, 2024Computer
The Second USF Artificial Intelligence + X Symposium: Continuing to Foster AI Research
鈥淭his event has quickly become an essential platform for sharing, connecting, and sparking innovation across disciplines,鈥� said Distinguished University Professor Sudeep Sarkar, Co-Director of USF Institute for AI+X and Chair of Computer Science and Engineering.
November 11, 2024Computer
CSE Student received The Outstanding Thesis and Dissertation Award
CSE Professor Katkoori and his MS student, Raaga Sai Somesula, have received The Outstanding Thesis and Dissertation (OTD) Award for Raaga鈥檚 Master鈥檚 thesis work on a resource-efficient custom hardware for machine learning models.
USF CyberHerd Takes Second Place in U.S. Navy Cyber Resiliency Challenge
USF鈥檚 CyberHerd team won second place and a $40,000 prize in the U.S. Navy鈥檚 Cyber Resiliency Challenge, showcasing their cybersecurity expertise. The team鈥檚 innovative HERD Tool impressed judges and highlighted USF鈥檚 strength in cybersecurity education.
CSE Professor Dr. Attila A. Yavuz and his lab are leading an NSF Project for Distributed and Post-Quantum Safe Mobile Networks
CSE Associate Professor Attila A. Yavuz and his lab, Applied Cryptography Research Laboratory (ACRL), are leading a highly competitive research project "Distributed Computing in Effect: Towards Trustworthy, Resilient and Secure NextG Mobile Networks" funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF).
November 6, 2024Computer
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October 31, 2024Computer
USF Engineering Graduate Certificate Programs Extended
the last few weeks have been a challenging time for Floridians and our thoughts are with everyone impacted by the recent hurricanes. To make things easier for many who were affected by the storms, the university has extended the deadline to apply for three College of Engineering graduate programs, the Pathway to Computing Graduate Certificate, the Artificial Intelligence Graduate Certificate, and the Master of Science in Data Intelligence, to Nov. 1,
NSF Grant Awarded to Dr. Yavuz of USF鈥檚 Engineering Computer Science Department for SATUQ Project
Dr. Attila A. Yavuz of USF鈥檚 Computer Science and Engineering Department has been awarded a $364,117 NSF grant to advance cybersecurity for integrated satellite-terrestrial networks. His SATUQ project focuses on quantum-resistant cryptography and decentralized security to safeguard critical infrastructure and emerging tech like 6G.