Category: Computer Science

This Husky’s BASIC Mission is Building AI Technology for Good

PhD student Tagore Kosireddy views artificial intelligence from dual vantages as both a learning coach in the highly acclaimed Building Adult Skills In Computing (BASIC) program at Portage Lake District Library and as a researcher. Kosireddy, who earned his master’s degree in Data Science from Tech in 2025, is focusing his doctoral work in Computer . . .

From First-year Class to Fully Funded: Computer Science PhD Student Josh Dafoe Wins NSF Fellowship

It was just another ordinary day at his desk for computer science PhD student Josh Dafoe. But everything changed when he heard that the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship (NSF GRFP) results had been released. Dafoe, a researcher in cybersecurity expert Bo Chen’s Security and Privacy Lab at Michigan Tech, logged into the portal . . .

Student Computing Club Returns With a Spring Hackathon on Saturday

A group of Huskies has banded together to promote teamwork and grow a stronger community in computing by bringing back the Association of Student Computing Interaction and Involvement (ASCII) at Michigan Tech. ASCII is inviting students from all majors and experience levels to their Spring Hackathon from 4-7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 28, in Rehki 112.

Paths to the Pack: Celebrating the Journeys of Our Computing Graduates

Michigan Tech’s College of Computing is celebrating our more than 60 Huskies participating in Midyear Commencement on Saturday, Dec. 12. Whether our soon-to-be graduates found us through family trips to the Upper Peninsula, wanted to transfer to a place that felt like home, or sought a university known for excellence and rigor, each student arrived . . .

From AI Expertise to High-Powered Computing Innovation: Meet the New Faculty Driving Computing[MTU] Forward

The College of Computing is welcoming four new faculty members for the 2025-26 academic year. Their expertise in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, software engineering, environmental sensing, and high-performance computing (HPC) will advance the College’s mission to drive innovation in computing and foster collaboration across disciplines and across campus.