The Computer Engineering and Systems Group

Wisenbaker Engineering Building, Texas A&M University

About CESG

The Computer Engineering and Systems Group brings together faculty and graduate students in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering who work on how computing systems are designed, built and secured. Our research runs from circuits and chip design up through architecture, operating systems and networks, to the machine learning and robotics that run on top of them.

Two students working with test equipment in a CESG lab

Research

Nine areas, from circuits and chip design to networks, security and machine learning.

The faculty of the Computer Engineering and Systems Group

People

Twenty-two faculty, five joint faculty and two staff.

A speaker presenting at a CESG seminar

Seminars

Friday mornings in ETB 1020, open to all. Past talks are recorded.

Considering graduate study?

We take graduate students across all nine research areas. The best place to start is the research pages: find the work closest to your own, then write to that faculty member directly. Contact details are on every profile.

Browse research areas

By the numbers

27
Faculty
9
Research areas
341
Seminar talks since 2014
43
Talks you can watch online