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Apr
17
Discrete Applied Math Seminar by Alaittin Kirtisoglu: Routing and Speed Optimization for UAVs with Time-Dependent Constraints: A Second-Order Cone Programming Approach
Speaker: Alaittin Kirtisoglu , Ph.D. candidate, Illinois Tech Title: Routing and Speed Optimization for UAVs with Time-Dependent Constraints: A Second-Order Cone Programming Approach Abstract: Route...
Apr
20
Applied Mathematics Colloquium by Xin Guo: An Alpha-Potential Game Framework for Dynamic N-player Games
Speaker: Xin Guo, Coleman Fung Chair Professor in Financial Modeling, University of California, Berkeley Title: An Alpha-Potential Game Framework for Dynamic N-player Games Abstract: Game theory has a...
Apr
21
College of Computing Speaker Series Presents "The Future of Cyber Defense: AI as Ally and Adversary"
Join Illinois Institute of Technology’s College of Computing an online panel discussion The Future of Cyber Defense: AI as Ally and Adversary Tuesday, April 21, 2026 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. CDT Virtual...
Apr
24
College of Computing Student Poster Project Showcase
The Student Poster Project Showcase celebrates the excellent work conducted by Illinois Tech College of Computing students. All College of Computing undergraduate, graduate, and Ph.D. students are...
Apr
24
Discrete Applied Mathematics Seminar by Dan Dominik: Fractional Degeneracy of Graphs
Speaker: Dan Dominik , mathematics faculty, Thornton Township High School Title: Fractional Degeneracy of Graphs Abstract: Fractional versions of graph coloring problems have a long history. DP...
Apr
27
Applied Mathematics Colloquium by Kevin Lin: A Coarse-Grained Model of the Primary Visual Cortex
Speaker: Kevin Lin, professor of mathematics, University of Arizona Title: A Coarse-Grained Model of the Primary Visual Cortex Abstract: Biologically realistic models of cortical circuits are...