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    This document is a research statement for application to a graduate program in computer science. It requests personal information, preferred supervisors, research interests, current degrees held, academic honors and awards, publications, special skills, and a 1-3 page statement of research interests. The applicant is asked to select up to three research areas of interest from a list of topics associated with faculty members at the university, including software engineering, machine learning, human-computer interaction, and bioinformatics.

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    This document is a research statement for application to a graduate program in computer science. It requests personal information, preferred supervisors, research interests, current degrees held, academic honors and awards, publications, special skills, and a 1-3 page statement of research interests. The applicant is asked to select up to three research areas of interest from a list of topics associated with faculty members at the university, including software engineering, machine learning, human-computer interaction, and bioinformatics.

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    Research Statement

    Personal Information

    Name
    Address
    City
    Email
    Phone

    Preferred Supervisor(s)
    Please indicate who you would like to act as your supervisor(s). Applicants are encouraged to explore
    the research expertise of our faculty before submitting an application.
    https://www.cs.usask.ca/people/faculty.php
    A Full list of our faculty and their associated research labs can be found below.

    1st Choice
    2nd Choice
    3rd Choice

    Supervisors Research Interests/Areas


    Zadia Codabux Software Engineering, Technical Debt, Software Security

    Ralph Deters Multi-Agent Systems, Scalability and Dependability of Distributed

    Systems, Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing

    Christopher Dutchyn Interpreters and Compilers, Meta-Programming, Aspect and Object

    Orientated Programming, Theory of Functional Programming, Synthetic

    Algebraic Topology

    Derek Eager Computer System Performance Evaluation and Modeling, Distributed

    Computer Systems, Computer Networks, Internet Content Distribution,

    Internet Multimedia Applications


    Mark Eramian Image Processing, Computer Vision, Deep Learning

    Carl Gutwin Human-Computer Interaction, Information Visualization, Computer-

    Supported Cooperative Work

    Michael Horsch Artificial Intelligence, Reasoning Under Uncertainty, Constraint

    Satisfaction, Machine Learning,

    Nadeem Jamali Concurrency, Distributed Systems, Coordination

    Mark Keil Computational Geometry, Graph Algorithms

    Madison Klarkowski Human Computer Interactions, Psychophysiology, Video Games, Player

    Experience, Challenge

    Anthony Kusalik Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Machine Learning

    Roy Lee Machine Learning, Data Mining, Recommendation Systems, Social

    Networks Analysis

    Matthew Links Bioinformatics, Computational Biology, Genomics, Metagenomics,

    Microbiome

    Dwight Makaroff Distributed Systems and Performance, Multicore Architectures and

    Application Performance, Security and Intrusion Issues in Wireless

    Networks, Sensor Networks

    Regan Mandryk Human Computer Interaction, Video Games, Digital Biomarkers of

    Mental Health, Computer Supported Collaboration

    Ian McQuillan Natural Computing, Bioinformatics, Theoretical Computer Science,

    Computational Modelling

    Debajyoti Mondal Large Network Visualization, Computational Geometry, Big Data

    Analytics, Algorithms and Complexity


    Eric Neufeld Graphics, Uncertainty in Artificial Intelligence

    Nathaniel Osgood Health Simulation, Machine Learning and Health, Novel Health

    Simulation Programming Languages, Category Theory and Health,

    Health App Development

    Banani Roy Interactive Software Engineering, Big Data Analytics, Reverse

    Engineering, Computer Supported Collaborative Work, Human-Driven

    Software Engineering for Scientific Research

    Chanchal Roy Software Engineering, Software Research, Software Maintenance and

    Evolution

    Kevin Schneider Software Research, Software Architecture and Design, Forward and

    Reverse Engineering, Domain Specific Languages, Collaborative

    Software Teams

    Raymond Spiteri Numerical Analysis, Scientific computing, High-performance Computing,

    Simulation of Complex Systems, Optimization

    Natalia Stakhanova Software Security, Mobile Security, Block-Chain Security Technology,

    Cyber Security, Reverse Engineering,

    Kevin Stanley Fundamental Metrics of Spatial Temporal Behavior, Improved Ad-Hoc

    Networks Based on Behavior Models, Health Applications of Human

    Behavioral Models, Novel Input and Mechanic Modalities of Mobile

    Games

    Ian Stavness Biomedical Computation and Visualization, Mechanical Modelling,

    Medical Image Processing, Computer Graphics, Physics-Based

    Animation, 3D Displays
    Julita Vassileva Trust and Privacy, Decentralized Social Architecture, Peer-to-Peer and

    Multi Agent Systems, Learning Communities, User Modeling, Interactive

    Visualizations, Social Computing

    Research Interests/Areas
    Please indicate what areas of research you are most interested in. Please select up to three areas of
    research that interest you from the research topics listed in the above table.

    1st Choice
    2nd Choice
    3rd Choice

    Degrees Currently Held

    Degree University Website

    Degrees Currently Held

    Degree University Website

    Degree Sought
    Master of Science Doctor of Philosophy
    Summary of Honours, Scholarships, Fellowships, and Awards
    Tell us about your rank in national exams, awards, etc. DO NOT send photocopies of your scholarship
    certificates.

    Publications
    Tell us about your publications - papers submitted, published or accepted, technical reports,
    conference presentations, posters, etc.
    Special Skills or Qualifications
    Summarize special skills and qualifications you have acquired from employment, previous research,
    contributions to OSS projects, or through any other significant life experiences, including volunteer
    work, hobbies or sports.

    Statement of Research Interests


    A brief statement of research interests, 1-3 pages in length, which should include:
    • Specific areas of interest that could lead to a thesis topic;
    • A description of your educational and career goals; and
    • An assessment of how a graduate program in Computer Science will help achieve these
    goals. Append your statement to the end of form.

    Detailed Statement of Research Interest Instructions can be found on our website.

    Agreement and Signature


    By submitting this application, I affirm that the facts set forth in it are true and complete. I understand
    that if I am accepted as a student, any false statements, omissions, or other misrepresentations made
    by me on this application may result in my immediate dismissal.

    Name Printed:

    Signature:

    Date:

    Thank you for completing this application and for your interest in studying with us.

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