In 2020-21, the Computer Science and Electrical Engineering departments merged into one department. For theses prior to 2020-21, see the Computer Science Masters Thesis Collection. Electrical Engineering does not produce theses.
Theses/Dissertations from 2026
Evaluating LLMs for CPE Identification in IoT Reconnaissance, Christopher Davisson
Autonomous Prompt Refinement for Discrete, Rule-Governed Tasks, Robert B. Locke
Tree-Based Graph Neura Networks for Natural Language Inference: From Structure-Only to Hybrid Architectures, Jason P. Lunder
Handwriting Recognition in VR, Dominique Mosley
Mitigating Prompt Injections in LLM Applications: A Detection and Filtering Framework, Mikayla Stewart
Theses/Dissertations from 2025
Procedural terrain generation: noise functions, modern methods, and style transfer, Hunter Barton
Multi-objective bike routing problem: a survey and comparative evaluation, Dominic Peter MacIsaac
Death by design: a biological approach to container security, Alexander Hunter Moomaw
On load balancing for the Internet, Justin Salsbery
Identifying and Validating Momentum Shifts in the NFL A Data-Driven Approach to Predicting Short-Term Team Success, Sean M. Zahller
Theses/Dissertations from 2023
A hierarchical approach to improve the ant colony optimization algorithm, Bryan J. Fischer
From Tic-tac-toe to AlphaGo: a survey of algorithms used in various games, Mathew T. Godon
