Theme:Elucidate your Knowledge and Innovations in Computer Science and Information Technology

About

Computer Science and Information Technology Virtual 2022

SCIWIDE welcome everyone around the globe to join the Conference on 'Computer Science and Information Technology', which will be held during 07-08 October, 2022 and discuss the most recent progressions.

It is focusing on the theme “Elucidate your Knowledge and Innovations in Computer Science and Information Technology”, to enhance and explore knowledge among academics and industry personnel dealing Computer Science and Information Technology, and its related subjects.

V-CSIT2022 includes oral talks, keynote presentations, video presentations, and poster presentations.

This is a unique opportunity for delegates from all over the world to interact Participants who are eager to learn more can validate their attendance by attending the conference alongside their peers.

We hope you will join us and spend some time to appreciate the region's distinctive charm.

Dates

Important

Oct062022
Abstract submission deadline
Sep082022
Early bird registration deadline

Benefits of

attending online

INCREASING CONNECTIONS

Attending an online conference is an opportunity to build new connections with other academics and experts in the same or similar field of studies all around the world and share thoughts on recent advances and technological through online.

RESEARCH KNOWLEDGE

For students and researchers, online conferences help to make research on a particular subject easier. they provide access to various research activities related to a particular subject with current findings and developments anticipated from them.

WATCH LIVE STREAM

Watch live and learn from the comfort of your home or office on your phone, mobile device and/or computer.

Scientific

Topics

Algorithm design
Algorithms
Artificial intelligence
Automata theory
Automated reasoning
Coding theory
Compiler theory
Computability theory
Computational biology
Computational chemistry
Computational complexity theory
Computational neuroscience
Computational physics
Computational science
Computer architecture
Computer graphics
Computer programming
Computer security
Computer vision
Concurrency (computer science)
Cryptography
Data mining
Data structures
Discrete Mathematics
Distributed computing
Evolutionary computing
Formal methods
Formal semantics
Game theory
Graph theory
Image processing
Information visualization
Machine learning
Mathematical logic
Natural language processing
Networking
Number theory
Numerical analysis
Operating systems
Parallel computing
Programming language pragmatics
Programming language theory
Quantum computing
Relational databases
Reverse engineering
Robotics
Soft computing
Software engineering
Structured Storage
Symbolic computation
Type theory

Our

Speakers

keynote speakers

- Patrick S P Wang
- Northeastern University, USA
- Vinayak Elangovan
- University Abington, USA
- Noor Zaman Jhanjhi
- Taylor’s University, Malaysia
- Pascal Lorenz
- University of Haute-Alsace, France
- Sikha Bagui
- University of West Florida, USA
- Hosam El-Ocla
- Lakehead University, Canada
- Naveed Ahmed Azam
- Kyoto University, Japan
- Hernan Dario Hernandez
- Universidad Popular Autonoma del Estado de Puebla, Mexico
- Andrea Švob
- University of Rijeka, Croatia
- Ahmed Elngar
- Beni-Suef University, Egypt
- Ibidun Christiana Obagbuwa
- Sol Plaatje University, South Africa
- SAHAR SAOUD
- Ibn Zohr University, Morocco
- Veronica Gil-Costa
- National University of San Luis, Argentina
- Ian Taylor
- SIMBA Chain, USA
- Nisha Soms
- KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology, India
- Angelina Gaspar
- University of Split, Croatia
- Yi Gu
- Middle Tennessee State University, USA
- Debdatta Sinha Roy
- Oracle, USA
- Cristian Castillo Olea
- CETYS Universidad, Mexico
- Aydin Abadi
- University College London, UK
- Ervin Gubin Moung
- Universiti Malaysia Sabah, Malaysia