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Dr. Mark Weiss Selected as New Interim Vice Dean
Interim Dean of the College of Engineering and Computing, Dr. Ines Triay, announced her first appointment in the College of Mark Allen Weiss, PhD from the Knight Foundation School of Computing and Information Sciences as the new interim vice Dean of the College of...
KFSCIS Student Veterans Receive Inaugural Scholarships
Veterans are thriving in the KFSCIS educational environment, and none more prominently than Justin Casale, Luis Sanchez, and Cynthia Tounn, three KFSCIS students who were selected as inaugural recipients of FIU’s inaugural Robert Henry Stovall Military Scholarship....
Researchers Unleash Tools for AI and Deep Learning Applications
Cover art for Deep Learning Networks textbook authored by Distinguished University Professor Dr. S.S. Iyengar Distinguished University Professor Dr. S.S. Iyengar and a renowned team of scientists have authored a new book on artificial intelligence (AI) and machine...
UNSTOPPABLE! FIU Achieves its Highest Ranking Ever in U.S. News
FIU continues climbing in the U.S. News and World Report rankings released on Monday, coming in at No. 64 in the nation among public universities. FIU has jumped 64 spots among public universities and 91 spots overall in the past decade. In addition, the university...
FIU No. 4 best public university, according to Wall Street Journal
FIU is the No. 29 university in the nation and the fourth-ranked public university, according to the America’s Best Colleges 2024 rankings published today on WSJ.com. The Wall Street Journal also ranks FIU in the top 10 overall, both for social mobility and student...
Three KFSCIS Bachelor of Science Programs Receive ABET Accreditation
We are thrilled to announce a significant achievement in our academic endeavors - all three of our Bachelor of Science programs that underwent a rigorous review by the Computing Accreditation Commission (CAC) last year have now received their ABET accreditations. This...
5 questions with the director of the Knight Foundation School of Computing and Information Sciences
With some 4,000 enrolled students, the Knight Foundation School of Computing and Information Sciences turns out critical talent to fill the ever-growing demand in South Florida’s booming tech economy. An expanding faculty roster likewise is increasing the innovation...
Will AI take your job? Not if you embrace it
When Goldman Sachs issued a report recently that estimated artificial intelligence could replace 300 million jobs around the world, doomsday headlines quickly appeared. But experts at FIU’s College of Engineering and Computing were quick to put the news in...
Wearable devices could help predict seizures
For the more than three million Americans who suffer from epilepsy, seizures can be life or death events. FIU researchers from the Knight Foundation School of Computing and Information Services (KFSCIS) are working to make life safer for these patients by developing...