CSRankings

Berger, Emery D.

CSRankings: Computer Science Rankings

CSRankings is a metrics-based ranking of top computer science institutions around the world. Click on a triangle (►) to expand areas or institutions. Click on a name to go to a faculty member's home page. Click on a chart icon (the after a name or institution) to see the distribution of their publication areas as a . Click on a Google Scholar icon () to see publications, and click on the DBLP logo ( DBLP ) to go to a DBLP entry. Applying to grad school? Read this first. For info on grad stipends, check out CSStipendRankings.org. Do you find CSrankings useful? Sponsor CSrankings on GitHub.

Rank institutions in by publications from to

All Areas [off | on]

AI [off | on]

Artificial intelligence

Computer vision

Machine learning

Natural language processing

The Web & information retrieval

Systems [off | on]

Computer architecture

Computer networks

Computer security

Databases

Design automation

Embedded & real-time systems

High-performance computing

Mobile computing

Measurement & perf. analysis

Operating systems

Programming languages

Software engineering

Theory [off | on]

Algorithms & complexity

Cryptography

Logic & verification

Interdisciplinary Areas [off | on]

Comp. bio & bioinformatics

Computer graphics

Computer science education

Economics & computation

Human-computer interaction

Robotics

Visualization

This ranking is designed to identify institutions and faculty actively engaged in research across a number of areas of computer science, based on the number of publications by faculty that have appeared at the most selective conferences in each area of computer science (see the FAQ for more details).

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All publication data is from DBLP (updated quarterly; last update November 2024). Click to see the current database of faculty and their affiliations. Please submit any affiliation updates by editing the appropriate files and issuing a "pull request". Please verify that the faculty members are full-time, tenure-track faculty who can solely advise a PhD student in Computer Science, and that their names are as they appear in DBLP. All code and data is available here: https://github.com/emeryberger/CSRankings, and frequently-asked questions are here: CSRankings FAQ. CSrankings is a GOTO ranking.

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