Computer Science and Engineering faculty are actively involved in many contemporary research areas in their fields. The current research interests of the faculty include:

• Wireless and mobile computing (mesh, ad-hoc, and sensor networks)
• Network design
• Network performance analysis and evaluation
• Network management
• Network resource management
• Next generation networks
• Pervasive computing
• Network topology control
• Web service technology
• Optical networks
• Distributed real-time systems
• IT security systems, including biometrics and forensics
• Applied cryptography and steganography
• Encryption and authentication technologies
• Computer network security
• Autonomous intelligent systems (Robotics)
• Multimedia systems
• Computer vision
• Access technology (smart cards and RFID technology)
• Design and analysis of algorithms
• Neural networks
• Software engineering
• Machine learning
• Natural language processing and machine translation
• Computer graphics
• VLSI design automation
• Synthesis and verification of hardware systems
• Testing, verification and design for testability
• Software-hardware co-design
• Application-specific and mixed-signal Systems
• Systems on chips
• Configurable computing
• Parallel computing and distributed processing
• High performance architecture/processing
• Fault-tolerant computing

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