PhD in Computing Graduate College Areas of Emphasis The PhD in Computing program is interdisciplinary and intended to encompass a spectrum of computing fields under a single high quality research doctorate. • Computer Science • Computational Science and Engineering • Cyber Security Contact Information 208-426-5767 [email protected] 1910 University Drive Boise, ID 83725-2055 http://computing.boisestate.edu/ Application Requirements To be eligible for consideration applicants must hold a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution. Each Area of emphasis has minimum competency requirements and completion of prerequisite courses may be required Detailed information including GPA and test score requirements can be found online at http://computing.boisestate.edu/ application-requirements/ Research Labs and Groups • Boise Center Aerospace Laboratory • Computer Network and Cyber Security (CNCS) Lab • High Performance and Simulation Lab (HiPerSimLab) • HoloShots • Information Security, Privacy, and Mining (ISPM) Research Lab • Lab for Ecohydrology and Alternative Futuring (LEAF) • Micromechanics and Smart Infrastructure Lab • People and Information Research Team (PIReT) • Software Engineering and Assurance Lab (SEAL) • Speach, Language & Interactive Machines (SLIM) • Computational and Applied Mathematics • Cryptology • Statistics
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Areas of Emphasis
The PhD in Computing program is interdisciplinary and intended to encompass a spectrum of computing fields under a single high quality research doctorate.
• Computer Science
• Computational Science and Engineering
• Cyber Security
Contact Information208-426-5767
1910 University Drive
Boise, ID 83725-2055
http://computing.boisestate.edu/
Application Requirements
To be eligible for consideration applicants must hold a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution.
Each Area of emphasis has minimum competency requirements and completion of prerequisite courses may be required
Detailed information including GPA and test score requirements can be found online at http://computing.boisestate.edu/application-requirements/
Research Labs and Groups• Boise Center Aerospace
Laboratory• Computer Network and Cyber
Security (CNCS) Lab• High Performance and Simulation
Lab (HiPerSimLab)• HoloShots• Information Security, Privacy, and
Mining (ISPM) Research Lab• Lab for Ecohydrology and
Alternative Futuring (LEAF)• Micromechanics and Smart
Infrastructure Lab• People and Information Research
Team (PIReT)• Software Engineering and
Assurance Lab (SEAL)• Speach, Language & Interactive
Machines (SLIM)• Computational and Applied
Mathematics• Cryptology• Statistics
Program Overview
Computer Science
Computational Science and Engineering
Cyber Security
The interdisciplinary PhD in Computing program brings together faculty members from the Departments of Biological Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Geosciences, Materials Science and Engineering, Mathematics, Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering, and Physics. With this broad reach lies strength: faculty and students are able to leverage a diverse and unique set of approaches, skills and expertise that enable and complement their research effort.
Computational Science & Engineering (CSE) is concerned with constructing mathematical models and quantitative analysis techniques using computers to analyze and solve problems in science and engineering. The knowledge gained through CSE differs from understanding achieved through traditional science and engineering, which uses theory and laboratory experiment.
One of the more recent fields of academic study, computer science is fundamental in today’s digital world. Almost every major challenge facing our world is turning to computing for a solution, from conquering disease to eliminating hunger, from improving education to protecting the environment. In another ten to fifteen years, it is expected that all major systems and infrastructure in the world will be controlled by software. Computer science will play a critical role in this transformation.
Cyber security aims to design secure and privacy-preserving protocols for computers, networks, programs, and data. Faculty and students at Boise State pursue cutting-edge research and best practices in defending infrastructure from cyber-incursion caused by hackers or hostile state actors. We address emerging national challenges and advanced threats to the nation’s power grid, water supply, and other critical infrastructure.
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