Computer Science

The Computer Science Department conducts both an undergraduate and a graduate program in Computer Science. The undergraduate program offers a dynamic curriculum with a strong emphasis on software design. Students navigate the intricacies of their project-oriented coursework as they learn to design, build, and implement computer software from the ground up. The program provides an extensive background in computer programming languages, computer architecture, and the design and application of computer algorithms. Progress through this diverse curriculum leads to concentrated instruction on topics such as Information Assurance and Security, cloud computing, mobile computing, software entrepreneurship, wireless communication networks, machine learning, data mining, high performance computing, robotics, human computer interaction, 3D game programming, and data science.

The department's Bachelor of Science program has been fully accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET since 1994. For further information visit the Program Accreditation & Assessment page.

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Due to disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Computer Science Department is unable to maintain face to face office hours. If you need to contact the Department please do so via email or leave a voice message at 1 (909) 869 3440. We will respond to inquiries during office hours: Mo-Fr 8AM–5PM.

The department office maintains the following Zoom office hours in Fall 2020:

Annie: Mon. - Thur. 10-12pm: 970 5682 5405

Nicolle: Mon. - Thur. 2-4pm: 972 4562 1058

Daisy: Tue. and Thur. 9-9:55am: 954 4189 2041

For help with advising please visit the College of Science advising center.

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The data science center is established to train students in competencies and skills in data science. We serve both CS and non-CS majors. Please visit the data science center for more information.

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Lecturers - The Computer Science Department invites applications for lecturers. An advanced degree in Computer Science, or related field, is desirable. Please download the Lecturers Information Sheet (PDF) for more information.