CSE Seminars

Schedule

Date	Location	Speaker	Title	Topic
September 17, 2026	Discovery Park F270	UNT Career Center	Career-Focused Topics	Industry
September 22, 2026	Discovery Park F270	Dr. Bhaskar Trivedi, UNT	Unmanned Vehicle Systems and Risk-Aware Navigation	Research
September 24, 2026	Discovery Park F285	Kyle Taylor, Datadog	Life after College and Entrepreneurial Activity	Industry
September 29, 2026	Discovery Park F270	UNT Career Center	Interview Preparation Topics	Industry
October 1, 2026	Discovery Park F270	Dr. Jonathon Doran, UNT	The Current Landscape for Game Development	Research
October 6, 2026	Discovery Park F270	Dr. Bhaskar Trivedi, UNT	An Intention-Aware Agent Framework for Multi-Agent Decentralized Partially Observable Environments	Research
October 8, 2026	Discovery Park F285	Dr. Mark Hoffman, Lockheed Martin	Career Fields in Cyber Security	Industry
October 15, 2026	Discovery Park F285	John Rizzo, Open AI; Jack Lindamood, Anthropic; Michael Mohler, Language Computer Corp.	Texas Codeboys REUNITE! Former UNT Alumni	Industry
October 22, 2026	Discovery Park F270	Dr. Tong Shu, UNT	High-Throughput LLM serving with LoRA	Research
October 27, 2026	Discovery Park F270	Dr. Song Fu, UNT	UNT AI Institute and Autonomous Vehicle Research	Research

The UNT undergraduate seminar course (CSCE 4930.001) is generally held on Thursdays 3:25 - 4:45 PM in Discovery Park F270 unless otherwise indicated above. The seminar events are open to all undergraduate and graduate students, and we encourage all to attend.

Undergraduate students can receive course credit toward graduation by enrolling. If you are interested in enrollment for the next available semester, learn more by emailing CSE.Department@unt.edu.

The Computer Science and Engineering department seminar is designed to bring together students interested in understanding and potentially engaging in extracurricular applications of CSE, with a focus on ongoing research and preparation for industry. Speakers include department faculty, research students, and invited outside speakers. Students are asked to read relevant literature and participate in discussions.

CSE Seminars

Schedule

Archive