Welcome to our department’s virtual home. Our department is part of the Faculty of Science and Technology, one of the four faculties of Middlesex University London. The department delivers high quality teaching, research and consultancy across several disciplines including computer science, informatics, networking and telecommunications. We are based in Hendon, North West London and we are always interested in hosting prospective students and their parents, research visitors and seminar speakers.
We are a friendly, interesting group of people with a strong teaching profile and a growing reputation for research. The department has steadily acquired a reputation for its innovative undergraduate teaching and supportive research environment. In REF2014, 56 staff where submitted leading to an excellent REF outcome. In the Computer Science and Informatics unit of submission, Middlesex was placed 13th for power rankings overall across the sector. In the London area alone, the Research Fortnight Power rankings placed Middlesex as the 4th largest department for computing research.
News
- Highlights: New Journal PublicationNew member of department Dr Luca Piras‘s collaborative work, “Android Source Code Vulnerability Detection: A Systematic Review” was recently accepted for the ACM Computing Surveys journal [2021 IF 14.324, ranked […]
- Outstanding Presentations at RSSC2022
Last week saw the Middlesex Research Students’ Summer Conference (RSSC2022) on the theme Knowledge in Action take place online via Zoom, which was an opportunity for our postgraduate research students […] - PoEM 2022
Middlesex University London and the Department of Computer Science will host the IFIP WG 8.1 Working Conference on the Practice of Enterprise Modelling (PoEM) on November 23–25, 2022. Now in […]
Events
- Colloquium: Contextuality: from quantum mechanics to logic, language and informationFebruary 8th, 2023. Wednesday. 3PM. TG23 (Town Hall Building) Speaker: Samson Abramsky (University College, London) Title: Contextuality: from quantum mechanics […]
- Colloquium: Learning axes from samples: single-peaked preferences and beyondJanuary 11, 2023. Wednesday. 3.30PM. TG23 (Town Hall Building) Speaker: Edith Elkind Title: Learning axes from samples: single-peaked preferences and […]
- Colloquium: Mutation Testing of Deep Learning SystemsDecember 13, 2022. Tuesday. 3PM. Rescheduled to May 9, 2o23, due to adverse weather conditions. Room: TG23 (Town Hall Building) Speaker: […]
- Colloquium: Adversarial Reprogramming RevisitedNovember 16, 2022. Wednesday. 3PM Room: TG23 (Town Hall Building) Speaker: Ranko Lazic Title: Adversarial Reprogramming Revisited Abstract: TL;DR: We […]
- Colloquium: Making Models Work: How an Optimised ML Lifecycle Can Drive Better ROINovember 10, 2022. Thursday. 3PM Room: TG23 (Town Hall Building) Speaker: Ghislain Landry Tsafack Title: Making Models Work: How an […]