the world’s first Turing Award laureate as its first chair), and is now part of the Engineering School. In terms of size it’s smaller than the big CS schools (think MIT or CMU), but on a per-person basis it’s pretty much on par with any top-10 school.
The faculty includes 6 ACM Fellows (Avi Silberschatz, Dan Spielman, Joan Feigenbaum, Holly Rushmeier, Dragomir Radev and Michael Fischer), Godel, Polya and Nevanlinna Prize winners, 1 MacArthur Fellow, and 2 National Academy of Science members (Ronald Coifman and Vladimir Rokhlin), among others. They have a whole host of interesting and groundbreaking research between them - for instance, Steven Zucker's work on Computational Vision or Julie Dorsey's papers on computer graphics and architecture. Faculty members have their own research websites, so if you're interested we'd encourage you to check them out.
The faculty includes 6 ACM Fellows (Avi Silberschatz, Dan Spielman, Joan Feigenbaum, Holly Rushmeier, Dragomir Radev and Michael Fischer), Godel, Polya and Nevanlinna Prize winners, 1 MacArthur Fellow, and 2 National Academy of Science members (Ronald Coifman and Vladimir Rokhlin), among others. They have a whole host of interesting and groundbreaking research between them - for instance, Steven Zucker's work on Computational Vision or Julie Dorsey's papers on computer graphics and architecture. Faculty members have their own research websites, so if you're interested we'd encourage you to check them out.