www.cs.utah.edu Open in urlscan Pro
141.193.213.11  Public Scan

Form analysis
2 forms found in the DOM

GET https://www.cs.utah.edu/

<form class="search" method="get" action="https://www.cs.utah.edu/">
  <input type="search" class="search-field no-livesearch" placeholder="Search…" value="" name="s" title="Search…">
</form>

GET https://www.cs.utah.edu/

<form action="https://www.cs.utah.edu/" method="get">
  <div class="search-container-inner">
    <input type="search" class="search-field form-fluid no-livesearch" placeholder="Search…" value="" name="s" title="Search for:">
    <i class="fa fa-search3"></i>
  </div>
</form>

Text Content

 * 
 * Undergraduate
   * Academic Programs
     * Programs Overview
     * Certificate Programs
     * Senior Capstone
   * Prospective Students
     * Why Study Computing?
     * Admissions
     * Tuition & Housing
     * Why Utah?
   * Current Students
     * Academic Advisor Info
     * SoC Canvas Page
     * Tutoring
     * Student Handbook
     * Misconduct Policy
     * Clubs & Organizations
     * Forms
 * Graduate
   * Academic Programs
     * Programs Overview
       * MS and PhD Programs
       * Master of Software Development
       * BS/MS Program
       * Certificate Programs
   * Prospective Students
     * Admissions Overview
       * Admission Requirements
       * Research Areas
       * Deadline Details
       * Required Supporting Documents
       * Financial Support and Costs
       * International Applicants
       * Application
       * After you Apply
       * After you are Accepted
   * Current Students
     * Student Handbook
     * Graduate Students’ FAQ
     * Information for New Graduates
     * Graduate Student Resources
     * GradSAC
     * TA Application
     * Misconduct Policy
 * People
   * Employees
     * Administration
     * Faculty
     * Staff
     * Postdocs
   * Clubs & Organizations
     * Cybersecurity Club
     * Association for Computing Machinery
     * Utah Center for Broadening Participation in Computing
     * Women In Computing
 * News & Events
   * Current Happenings at the Kahlert School of Computing
   * SoC Events Calendar
   * COMPUTE Magazine
   * Organick Lecture Series
 * Research
   * Research Areas
   * Research Day
   * Technical Reports
   * Undergraduate Research
 * Resources
   * Student Success Coaches
   * Student Wellness
   * Student Concerns
   * Computer Support
   * Travel and DSS forms
   * MEB Room Calendar
   * History
 * Donate


 * Search
   * 


THE U COLLABORATES WITH TULANE ON UP TO $23 MILLION CANCER MOONSHOT PROJECT TO
BUILD ADVANCED TUMOR IMAGING SYSTEM



Read More




KAHLERT RESEARCHERS JOIN ARPA-H PROJECT TO DEVELOP FULLY AUTOMATED SURGICAL
ROBOT



Read More





THE U COLLABORATES WITH TULANE ON UP TO $23 MILLION CANCER MOONSHOT PROJECT TO
BUILD ADVANCED TUMOR IMAGING SYSTEM



Read More




KAHLERT RESEARCHERS JOIN ARPA-H PROJECT TO DEVELOP FULLY AUTOMATED SURGICAL
ROBOT



Read More





Undergraduate Programs
Graduate Programs
Research Areas

KAHLERT SCHOOL OF COMPUTING FACULTY PAVEL PANCHEKHA AND GANESH GOPALAKRISHNAN
RECEIVE NSF GRANT VALUED AT OVER $1M

August 23, 2024

Assistant Professor Pavel Panchekha and Professor Ganesh Gopalakrishnan have
received a multi-institutional  Community Infrastructure for Research in
Computer and Information Science and Engineering…

Read More

FALL SEMESTER 2024

August 20, 2024

Welcome back, students! We're looking forward to a new year of innovation and
discovery with you all. Have a great first week of the semester

Read More

NEW APPROACH TO TEACHING USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN SKILLS WINS AWARD

July 3, 2024

A team of researchers at the Kahlert School of Computing has won a best paper
honorable mention award for their paper describing a new approach to teaching
students about design empathy in the…

Read More

THE VIETNAMESE COMPUTER SCIENTIST WHO MADE TOY STORY POSSIBLE

May 20, 2024

TIME: The Vietnamese Computer Scientist Who Made Toy Story Possible

Read More

NEW NATIONAL AI INITIATIVE SELECTS KAHLERT’S VIVEK SRIKUMAR AMONG FIRST AWARDEES

May 6, 2024

News: New National AI Initiative Selects Kahlert’s Vivek Srikumar Among First
Awardees

Read More




More news from the Kahlert School of Computing→



The University of Utah was one of the first four independent network nodes of
the internet. The first successful transmission was on October 29, 1969. (See
ARPANET)

    


KAHLERT SCHOOL OF COMPUTING



50 Central Campus Dr., Room 3190
Salt Lake City, UT 84112

(801) 581-8224
contact@cs.utah.edu



© 2024 Kahlert School of Computing at the University of Utah | Disclaimer |
Privacy Policy | Nondiscrimination Statement | Computer Support