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The mission of the Computer Science department is to provide relevant and unique advanced education and research programs to increase the effectiveness of the U.S. and Allied armed forces.

Events/Announcements
18 Apr 2019 Alias Resolution with ICMP(v6) Rate Limiting by Kévin Vermeulen, 18 April, GE-104, 1300 - 1400.
4 Mar 2019 Towards Defending Deep Neural Networks Against Adversarial Examples, and Predicting Efficient and Anonymous Tor Circuits by Armon Barton, 4 March, GE-104, 1500 - 1600.
11 Feb 19 Trust and Accountability in Computer Systems by Joshua Kroll, 11 Feb, GE-104, 1500 - 1600.
29 Oct 18 Application of Deep Learning to Physical Sciences by Marko Orescanin, 29 Oct, GE-104, 1500 - 1600.
23 Apr 18 Recognizing and Editing Photorealistic Materials using Crowdsourcing and Deep Neural Networks by Paul Upchurch, April 23, GE-104, 15:00 - 16:00.
16 Apr 18 Fist of the 21st Century Sender by John "Vinnie" Monaco, April 15th, GE-104, 13:00 - 14:00
04 Apr 18 Introducing the Cyber War Innovation Center (CWIC) by David Wells.  April 4, 2018, GE-104, 15:00 to 16:00.
19 Mar 18 CS4900 Student-Faculty Mixer.  March 19, 2018, GL-122, 15:00 to 16:30.
06 Mar 18 Game-theoretic Threat Screening and Deception for Cyber-Security.  Presented by Aaron Schlenker of University of Southern California.  Tuesday, March 6th, GL-109, 1200-1300.
15 Feb 18 Abstractions, Mechanisms, and Policies for Intra-Kernal Protection.  Presented by Nathan Dautenhahn of University of Pennsylvania.  Thursday, February 15th, GE-105, 1500-1600.
13 Feb 18 Predictive Analytics using Amazon Web Services.  Presented by Dr. Sanjay Padhi of the National Science Foundation.  Tuesday, Feb 13th, GL-109, 12:00 - 12:50.

Computer Science Ph.D. Student Seminar

The Computer Science (CS) Department of the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) is pleased to announce the establishment of a Ph.D. student seminar series to promote academic exchange with students from other institutions. Starting from October 2017, the department will invite and pay for outstanding computer science Ph.D. candidates from around the country to visit NPS and present their current dissertation work as part of the Emerging Topics class (CS-4924). This seminar is open to all CS students and faculty. Visiting speakers will have opportunities for one-to-one meetings with NPS faculty and a student round table discussion with NPS students. 

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About
  • Produce US and Allied Officers who use computational processes to analyze and design solutions of complex problems
  • Focal areas in CS:
    • Cyber Security and Defense (CSD)
    • Network and Mobility (N&M)
    • Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Systems (AIAS)
    • Software Engineering
    • Cyber Operations
    • Modeling and Simulation
  • 80% students from non-CS backgrounds; all graduate with full MS
  • Computer Information Security Lab
  • Public Key Infrastructure Laboratory
  • Forensics Exploitation Lab
  • Wireless and Mobile Computing Laboratory
  • SCIF labs and classrooms
  • MOVES labs and facilities
  • More information here
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Fast Facts

4  |  2  |  4

Master's Degrees offered  |  PhD  |  DL

7

Technical Curricula

3  |  12

Centers  |  Labs

41

Faculty

80%

Graduating students from non-CS backgrounds

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Computer Science Department

Address:  Computer Science Dept., Glasgow Hall East, Building 305, Room 311, 1411 Cunningham Rd, Monterey, CA, 93943

Phone: Admin: 831.656.3389, DSN 756-, Program Office: 831.656.7980/7981, DSN 756-. 

Fax:  Admin: 831. 656.2814, DSN 756-, Program Office:831.656.3681, DSN 756-

Email:  The following email addresses can be reached using the '@nps.edu' suffix:  Chairman - CS_Chair, Program Officer - ProgramOfficer_CS, Computer Science Academic Associate - AcademicAssociate_CS, Software Engineering Academic Associate - AcademicAssociate_SE, Computer Science Search Committee - cssrch, Additional contact information is available for CS Department faculty members.