The phrase "are in computer" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to being involved with or working in the field of computers, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The data scientists are in computer science, focusing on machine learning."
Alternatives: "are in computing" or "are in the field of computers."
His research interests are in computer architecture, power- and energy-efficient systems, robust computing, hardware security, neuromorphic computing, machine learning, approximate computing, neurosciences, emerging technologies, self-learning, cognitive systems, FPGAs, MPSoCs, and embedded systems.
His main contributions are in computer and biological vision (in both flies and humans), computational neuroscience, system theory and computer graphics.
My research interests are in computer systems and computer architecture.
His research interests are in computer security, applied cryptography, and online privacy.
(Its cinematic correlates are in computer graphics and other postproduction — or simply non- production" — effects anon- production
It doesn't matter whether these degrees are in computer science or in leisure management; the skills that students acquire are valuable and transferable.
In the past few years certain industries car and aircraft makers, most of all have been simulating ever more aspects of production in these pleasure palaces of the imagination before carrying them out for real, and so they say saving a great deal of time and money in the process.The roots of "virtual manufacturing" are in computer-aided design (CAD).
Most were in Computer Science Principles.
And unlike his co-plaintiffs whose backgrounds are in library science, his is in computer development.
Her research is in computer vision, closely integrated with machine learning and human-computer interaction.
My college degree is in computer science, and I used to be a substitute teacher.
