Professor Sushil Prasad is helping modernize introductory computer science education with new teaching tools that reflect today's computing technologies.
Two Computer Science faculty members received a teaching fellowship to help students question AI-generated answers and strengthen their critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
From concert halls to classrooms, Regents' Outstanding Teaching Award recipient Rita Mitra draws on her musical background to inspire critical thinking, creativity and student success.
Students from across the region will explore cybersecurity careers, build hands-on skills and connect with industry professionals at the student-led Rowdy CyberCon on Nov. 7.
From housing and transportation to dining, safety and student support, new and expanded services are making it easier for Roadrunners to live, learn and connect across UT San Antonio's Downtown Campus.
College of AI, Cyber and Computing students showcased research addressing real-world challenges in health care, technology and sustainability at the Summer Symposium 2026.
An NVIDIA Academic Grant is providing advanced AI computing resources to support research and hands-on student learning in the College of AI, Cyber and Computing.
Faculty and staff from the College of AI, Cyber and Computing were recognized at the annual University Excellence Awards, which celebrate outstanding achievements in teaching, research, service and leadership across UT San Antonio.
College of AI, Cyber and Computing faculty, staff and students earn top honors during Graduate Student Appreciation Week for their impact on graduate education and student success.
Yuanxiong (Richard) Guo, associate professor of information systems and cyber security in the Carlos Alvarez College of Business at UTSA, has been awarded a $520,000 grant as part of a $3.2 million project funded by the U.S. Department of Energy.
That's where our research really fits — it’s kind of at the intersection of virtual reality and augmented reality, and deep learning, AI and computer vision. The intention is to advance VR, and to make VR better.
Eight teams. Three countries. One competition. Student entrepreneurs from Canada, Mexico, and the United States are set to face off in the Draper Competition.
The moment Lindsey Davis made peace with the fact that she might never play again was the start of her evolution into a leader on the UTSA Softball team.
A study by Xiaohong (Violet) Xu, associate professor of management, explores how the adoption of new technologies could improve gender diversity in male-dominated fields such as the construction industry.
Commencement Profile - Master's in Information Technology, Alvarez College of Business - SDS student worker showcases passion and resilience, journeying across the globe to earn her advanced degree
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