Welcome to Artem Chebotko

Joining us this fall is Artem Chebotko. Artem will receive his Ph.D. in Computer Science from Wayne State University this summer. His current research interests include Semantic Web Data Management (RDF & XML) and Scientific Workflow Provenance Metadata Management. He has an excellent record of publications and has  published in many journals and conference proceedings, including Data & Knowledge Engineering, Information Systems and the International Journal on Semantic Web and Information Systems.

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Computer Science Student Research Day (CSSRD 2008)

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Sharing our vision: Grand challenges - Past, present, future

Who we are

The Department of Computer Science is a part of the School of Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Texas - Pan American. We are located in Edinburg, Texas, close to South Padre Island and Mexico. The University of Texas - Pan American is a component of the University of Texas System with an enrollment of around 18,000 students.

The Department of Computer Science offers an CAC/ABET accredited Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (BSCS) degree with a major in computer science. A Bachelor of Science (BS) degree with a major in Computer Science with a required minor field is also offered. The BS degree is not accredited by CAC/ABET.  The Department also offers an 18-hour minor in computer science. 

The department offers Master's degrees in Computer Science and Information Technology.

Please come by the department offices on the third floor of the Engineering building and discuss the opportunity of studying Computer Science with our department.

About the new website

The website is in a state of transition. At present I am rebuilding the website on this computer to have a combination of having the CMS Plone working along with the apache2 style home directory links. So far so good. If you see anything weird that needs to be fixed, let me know.

Feel free to submit information to be entered onto the website and also if you want to try creating a logo for the department pages, this is your chance for fame and recognition.