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Computer Science Immersion Showcase

What is the CS Immersion Showcase?

The Computer Science (CS) Immersion Showcase is a bi-annual event that features student project presentations from various CS project courses, including artificial intelligence, autonomous vehicles, cloud computing, computational sustainability, cyber-physical systems, data mining, machine learning, software engineering, virtual reality, and web-based software architecture.

Fall 2026

The Fall Computer Science Immersion Showcase will be held on Thursday, December 10th at 5-7 PM in the Adams Atrium in Featheringill Hall 

We are pleased to showcase 4 different categories of focus. Each with their own faculty leadership. The five categories can be found below. 

Research Areas Spring 2026

  • Autonomous Vehicles and Traffic

    Instructor: Jonathan Sprinkle

    Projects TBA

  • Cyber-Physical Systems

    Instructor: Gabor Karsai

    Projects TBA

  • Formal Methods: Safe and Trustworthy AI

    Instructor: Taylor Johnson

    Projects TBA

  • Virtual Reality

    Instructor: Bobby Bodenheimer

    Projects TBA

Project Faculty

We take great pride in recognizing these faculty members for their outstanding contributions and excellence as instructors, advisers, and mentors in our courses represented at the CS Immersion Showcase.

Past Project Archive

View previous CS Immersion Showcase projects in the past projects archive.

  • Robert Tairas

    Robert Tairas

    Associate Professor of the Practice of Computer Science