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ILLINOIS COMPUTER SCIENCE GRADUATE PROGRAMS DO THE IMPOSSIBLE EVERY DAY GRADUATE PROGRAMS We’re a big campus — Big 10, to be exact — with $642 million spent FACTS & FIGURES on research and development in a typical year. We have 15 schools 100 Faculty and colleges, including our internationally known Grainger College 1,897 Graduate Students: 1,357 MCS, 100 MS, 422 of Engineering, where the Department of Computer Science resides. PhD This substantial breadth offers many opportunities for CS graduate 1,982 Undergraduate students to conduct collaborative groundbreaking research that can Students impact not only computing but medicine, business, the arts, media, 14,905 Alumni or whatever defines your research and passion.Together we do the $31.8 Million in Research Expenditures in 2019 impossible every day. Birthplace of Mosaic, the World’s First Popular Web ILLINOIS COMPUTER SCIENCE OFFERS... Browser, and the LLVM ☐ A dynamic and stimulating research ☐ A culture of collaboration where the Compiler Infrastructure culture with nearly 150 potential best minds tackle a myriad of 21st- faculty advisors, covering 11 research century problems by developing University of Illinois areas and every sub-area in between. cutting-edge data science techniques recieved more NSF and harnessing the power of petascale Funding then any other ☐ A top-five CS graduate program and computing. University in 7 out of the top-ranked programs on campus in last 10 years computer engineering, information ☐ Thousands of creative and driven Grainger Engineering science, physics, psychology, and alumni who are entrepreneurs, Ranked #10 in U.S. News engineering. educators, and technical visionaries. & World Report Graduate Companies who have been founded School Rankings ☐ Flexible programs of study enabling or led by Illinois Computer Science ILLINOIS CS ranked #5 graduate students to craft a learning graduates are among the biggest in the U.S. News & World experience that best fits their names in the high-tech arena, Report Graduate School passions, interests, and goals. including Affirm, C3.ai, Malwarebytes, Rankings Match.com, Microsoft, Netscape, PayPal, YouTube, and Yelp. 1 / ILLINOIS COMPUTER SCIENCE ILLINOIS CS GRADUATE PROGRAMS TEAM NANCY M. AMATO MAHESH ROBIN KRAVETS DARKO MARINOV Abel Bliss Professor & VISWANATHAN Professor & Director of Professor & Associate Department Head Professor & Associate Head Graduate Programs Director of Graduate for Academics Programs VIVEKA P. KARA MACGREGOR MAGGIE METZGER DANA GARARD KUDALIGAMA Senior Graduate CHAPPELL Office Support Specialist Assistant Director of Admissions/Advisor Graduate Admissions/Advisor Graduate Programs JOHN C. HART CHRISTINE J. LISA RENE JAGODA DESIREE MARMON Professor & Director of Online MARTINEZ Online Graduate Online Graduate Programs Coordinator of Online Admissions/Advisor Admissions/Advisor Programs CONTACT US On-Campus Programs: [email protected] Online Programs: [email protected] 1210 Thomas M. Siebel Center, 201 N. Goodwin Avenue / Urbana, IL 61801 GRADUATE PROGRAMS / 2 THOMAS M. SIEBEL CENTER Most CS faculty and students work in the Thomas M. Siebel Center for Computer Science, which has some of the best classrooms, research & instructional labs, and informal meeting spaces on the Illinois campus. Our collaborative culture brings the best minds together to work on some of society’s most complex problems—from medical information privacy, to climate modeling, to transforming raw data into useful information, to understanding the genome. Our students have boundless opportunities to conduct multidisciplinary research focused on the computing challenges that society faces now, and into the future. » http://cs.illinois.edu COLLABORATIVE BLUE WATERS CS researchers have access to Blue Waters, one of the most SPACE WITH powerful supercomputers in the world. Capable of ACCESS TO SOME completing more than 1 quadrillion calculations per second on a sustained basis, its peak speed is more than 13 times faster (which OF THE WORLD’S is almost 3 million times faster than the average laptop). Researchers use Blue Waters to predict the behavior of complex biological systems, MOST POWERFUL understand how the cosmos evolved after the Big Bang, design new materials at the atomic level, predict the behavior of hurricanes and COMPUTING tornadoes, and simulate complex engineered systems like the power RESOURCES distribution system and airplanes and automobiles. » http://bluewaters.ncsa.illinois.edu TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH PARK ENTREPRENEUR CENTER The Research Park fosters opportunities for The Technology Entrepreneur Center (TEC) provides students students and faculty to develop and commercialize and faculty with the skills, resources, and experiences necessary new technology in conjunction with their academic work, to become successful innovators, entrepreneurs, enables established companies to collaborate with and leaders who tackle grand challenges and change the University of Illinois researchers, and gives students world. TEC offers courses; venture and product competitions access to exciting internship opportunities. Research (such as the Cozad New Venture Competition and the Illinois Park is also home to the EnterpriseWorks incubator Innovation Prize); plus workshops and other events that facility and resource center for science and technology expose students to the concepts of technology innovation and focused entrepreneurs. market adoption. » http://researchpark.illinois.edu » http://tec.illinois.edu 3 / ILLINOIS COMPUTER SCIENCE LIFE AS A ILLINOIS CS STUDENT At Illinois, you have access to countless opportunities and support to ensure an amazing experience both inside and outside the classroom. DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAINGER COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Visit the links below to learn more about life as a graduate Home to 12 academic departments, 9 multidisciplinary research student in our department. centers, and 29 top-10 ranked degree programs, Grainger Engineering’s students, faculty, and alumni set the standard CS Graduate Program Application Information for excellence while solving the world’s greatest challenges. http://cs.illinois.edu/admissions/graduate Grainger Engineering: CS Graduate Program Policies: http://grainger.illinois.edu/academics/graduate http://cs.illinois.edu/academics/graduate Engineering Update: Research: http://cs.illinois.edu/research http://grainger.illinois.edu/students/engineering-update http://cs.illinois.edu/about/people/all-faculty Faculty: Meet Grainger Engineering Graduate Students (YouTube playlist): Broadening Participation in Computing: http://go.cs.illinois.edu/meetENGstudents https://cs.illinois.edu/broadening-participation-computing Engineering Career Services: http://ecs.engineering.illinois.edu CS Graduate Student Organization (CSGSO): https://www.facebook.com/csgso UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Founded as the Illinois Industrial University in 1867, the University GRADUATE COLLEGE of Illinois Urbana-Champaign was one of the original 37 public land- The Graduate College at the University of Illinois enrolls more grant institutions created within 10 years of the signing of the Morrill than 10,000 graduate and professional students in more than Act by Abraham Lincoln in 1862. 100 disciplines. Our graduate community is international in its composition and global in its impact. Facts: http://illinois.edu/about/facts.html Research: http://illinois.edu/research Graduate College: http://grad.illinois.edu Arts & Culture: http://illinois.edu/arts Resources: http://grad.illinois.edu/students News & Events: http://news.illinois.edu Student Handbook and Policies: http://grad.illinois.edu/handbooks-policies International Student Resources: http://isss.illinois.edu Diversity and Inclusion: Off-Campus Housing: http://occl.illinois.edu http://grad.illinois.edu/diversity/about On-Campus Housing: http://housing.illinois.edu New Student Quick Guide: http://grad.illinois.edu/quick-guide Student Health Insurance: http://www.uhcsr.com/illinois FINANCIAL AID OPPORTUNITIES Starting in Fall 2020, Grainger Engineering PhD students in a stipend, full tuition waiver, and partial fee waiver—making their first five years of enrollment are guaranteed a funded graduate school affordable. appointment for fall and spring that includes a full tuition Students may also qualify for fellowships offered by Illinois waiver, a partial fee waiver, and a stipend. Computer Science, Grainger Engineering, the Graduate College, Illinois Computer Science is committed to providing funding or may apply to external funding agencies like the NSF. opportunities for graduate students. MS and PhD students » http://cs.illinois.edu/admissions/financial-aid. may be offered a research or teaching assistantship—including GRADUATE PROGRAMS / 4 EXTRAORDINARY QUALITY OF LIFE ENGAGE IN STUDENT GROUPS AN AFFORDABLE MICRO-URBAN While on campus, there are over 1,000 students groups that ENVIRONMENT provide a range of activities that can include leadership, mentorship, The cost of living in Champaign-Urbana is 72.8% less than San volunteering, professional development, and social interactions. Francisco, 59.4% cheaper than Seattle, 54.4% more economical than To deepen your experience while in Siebel Center, get involved Boston, and 28.2% better than Atlanta [Sperling's Best Places, 2019] in a CS-affiliated student group: Champaign County ranked 16th in the U.S. as a relocation destina- Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), which organizes tion for young adults. [24/7 Wall St., 2019] HackIllinois and the
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