Did you know that you can pursue a research project you like, working directly with CS faculty and PhD candidates, and get 3 points of credit to count towards your CS degree?

Interested? Then...

• Choose a project you find fascinating

  AVAILABLE RESEARCH PROJECTS in MICE

  Projects not in MICE are listed here

• Contact the professor, introduce yourself and ask if you can work for the project

• Register for the project as though it were a course (before the last day to add a class) using the appropriate course number:
  

  • 4901, 3 points - if you are a Masters student. You can count up to 12 points of project courses toward your degree.
  • Undergraduates should register for either 3998 or 4901, 3 points, depending on your track -- consult your advisor. You can count up to 6 points of project courses toward your CS degree.

Need Help?

Contact the Research Project Liaisons - project@lists.cs.columbia.edu

• Asynchronous Circuits and Systems Group
• Autonomous Agents Lab
• Columbia Automated Vision Environment
• Columbia Vision and Graphics Center
• Computational Biology
• Computer Graphics Group
• Center for Computational Learning Systems
• Computer Graphics and User Interfaces Laboratory
• Database Research Group
• Distributed Computing and Communications Laboratory
• Distributed Network Analysis Research Group
• Information-Based Complexity
• Internet Real-Time Laboratory
• Intrusion Detection Systems
• Languages and Compilers Group
• Machine Learning
• Natural Language Processing Group
• Network Computing Laboratory
• Network Security Laboratory
• Programming Systems Laboratory
• Reliable Computer Systems
• Robotics Laboratory
• Spoken Language Processing Group
• Theory of Computing Group