Computer Science Program

CS

Computer Science

The Computer Science (CS) program trains students to create computational infrastructure and apply computational methods to a variety of areas. CS offers six tracks, each of which leads to a frontier of computing: Artificial Intelligence, Computer Systems, High Performance Computing, Theoretical Computer Science, Visual Computing, and Computational Biosciences.

Research Groups

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ACCL

Accelerated Connected Computing Lab
Professor Suhaib Fahmy
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BORG

Bio-Ontology Research Group
Professor Robert Hoehndorf
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VCCIMAGING

Computational Imaging Group
Professor Wolfgang Heidrich
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CSG

Computational Sciences Group
Professor Dominik Michels
KAUST CEMSE CS Mohamed H. Elhoseiny

Vision-CAIR

Computer Vision, Core AI Research Group
Assistant Professor Mohamed Elhoseiny, Computer Science
KAUST CEMSE CS RC3 Paulo Esteve-Verissimo

CR

Cyber Resilience
Professor Paulo Esteves-Verissimo
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VCCVIS

High Performance Visualization Group
Professor Markus Hadwiger
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IVUL

Image and Video Understanding Lab
Professor Bernard Ghanem
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CLOUD

InfoCloud Research Group
Professor Panagiotis Kalnis
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MINE

Machine Intelligence and kNowledge Engineering
Professor Xiangliang Zhang
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MaS

Modelling and Simulation
Professor Gabriel Wittum
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NANOVIS

Nanovisualization Research Group
Professor Ivan Viola
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NETLAB

Networking Research Lab
Professor Basem Shihada
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P-Richtarik

Peter Richtarik Research Group
Professor Peter Richtarik
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P-Wonka

Peter Wonka Research Group
Professor Peter Wonka
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PART

Privacy-Awareness Responsibility and Trustworthy Lab
Assistant Professor, Di Wang
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SENTRY

Secure Next Generation Resilient Systems Lab
Assistant Professor Charalambos Konstantinou
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SANDS

Software-Defined Advanced Networked and Distributed Systems
Professor Marco Canini
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SFB

Structural and Functional Bioinformatics Group
Professor Xin Gao