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U of T Department of Computer Science

@UofTCompSci
The Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto @UofTArtSci | @UofT
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  • @UofTCompSci
    U of T Department of Computer Science
    @UofTCompSci
    Sep 4
    Labs are open, classes start on September 8 and the CS dept is back. Welcome back, everyone. Especially our new students. We're glad you're here.
    Group photo of nine graduate students wearing conference-style name badges at a student orientation event. Seven students stand in a row behind two seated students in a large indoor campus space.
    Graduate students wearing orientation name badges gather in small groups and chat in a campus atrium.
    Undergraduate students gather around an information booth during a Welcome to the Program event at the University of Toronto.
    Large group photo of MScAC students attending orientation week in a classroom.
    University of Toronto and 2 others
  • @UofTCompSci
    U of T Department of Computer Science
    @UofTCompSci
    Sep 3
    Professor Thomas Ristenpart received a Test of Time Award at USENIX Security '26 for a paper he co-authored in 2016. The paper showed how the confidential parameters behind a machine learning model could be "stolen" via its prediction interface. Read more: uoft.me/cDc
    Headshot of Thomas Ristenpart
  • @UofTCompSci
    U of T Department of Computer Science
    @UofTCompSci
    Aug 31
    .@UofTCompSci was pleased to welcome 34 high school students to CS Academy earlier this month. Through hands-on lab activities and lectures, participants explored CS research and gained a firsthand look at graduate school and life as a computer scientist. uoft.me/cCv
    Gabrielle Browne at a podium with a laptop and microphone, raising one hand while speaking to an audience in a classroom. Red chairs line the wall behind the podium, and attendees are seated in the foreground.
    Group of participants working on laptops around tables in a classroom. A supervising student stands beside the seated group.
    Computer science professor Igor Gilitschenski gives a presentation from a podium while attendees listen from their seats. A large display screen shows images of technologies, including a drone, a virtual reality headset and an autonomous vehicle.
  • @UofTCompSci
    U of T Department of Computer Science
    @UofTCompSci
    Aug 26
    A video game developed by @UofTCompSci and @UTM forensic science students is helping learners practice crime scene investigation, evidence analysis and courtroom testimony before entering high-stakes environments. Explore the collaboration: uoft.me/cBP
    Four students sit around a table working on laptops. A whiteboard and office equipment are visible in the background.
    University of Toronto and 2 others
  • @UofTCompSci
    U of T Department of Computer Science
    @UofTCompSci
    Aug 25
    Putting students first. Harry Sha and Pan Chen are the first recipients of the DCS Graduate Teaching Award, recognized for their contributions to student learning, mentorship and academic success. Read more: uoft.me/cBo
    Two headshots side by side on a navy blue background with yellow and light blue connecting nodes.
    U of T Arts & Science and University of Toronto
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