For a team of researchers led by UT San Antonio experts, AI is a problem-solving tool with great capacity for making human life better. 

UT San Antonio announced on Tuesday the appointment of Jinjun Xiong as founding dean of the College of AI, Cyber and Computing.

At the forefront of computing and cyber, UT San Antonio will be advancing the new Texas Quantum Initiative.

The 24-hour hackathon will be Oct. 25 and 26 at San Pedro I, home of the UT San Antonio College of AI, Cyber and Computing.

UT San Antonio serves as the permanent home of Texas Cyber Command, headquartered alongside the university’s National Security Collaboration Center.

Cyber Threat Defender is a fast-paced, collectible card game designed to teach children about real-world cybersecurity concepts.

A morning and an afternoon ceremony will be held to honor all graduates of the university’s academic colleges and Honors College.

Comprised of UT San Antonio cybersecurity undergraduate and graduate students, C4 is designed to prepare the next generation of cybersecurity professionals through real-world, practical experience.

Students are offered internships with leading employers, undergraduate research alongside faculty, on-campus employment, global study abroad opportunities and service-based community partnerships.