College of Engineering and Computer Science News

The new technology examined aims to provide privacy of computation and data in public clouds without users needing to trust the cloud service providers and their software.

The Knights advanced to the final round and placed third in their first competition as a team at the Wicked6 Cyber Games in Las Vegas.

UCF researcher and alum Hatem Abou-Senna ’03MS ’12PhD worked on a project with the Florida Department of Transportation to make left turns safer and more efficient.

The team, which is a part of the university’s decorated Hack@UCF club, will be the only all-female squad to compete at the Wicked6 Cyber Games in Las Vegas this week.

The new chair of the UCF Board of Trustees discusses preparing students for jobs, the importance of women in STEM and the future of the university.

In honor of the 50th anniversary of the country’s historic Apollo 11 mission, UCF takes a look back, and a look forward, at its role in America’s space program.

The society is one of the oldest chemical societies in the world.

Making sure the chemicals are completely destroyed will help ensure the safety of people and those responsible for their removal.

Essam Radwan is being recognized for simulation research to improve traffic operations and his leadership enhancing civil engineering education.