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Computing for all

We combine Computer Science, Statistics, Data Science, and Cybersecurity to enhance multidisciplinary learning and research for undergrads and grads. Cross campus and industry collaborations involve faculty, students, scientists, artists, health care researchers, historians, and engineers.

Undergraduate & Graduate Courses

See our courses in Computer Science, Statistics, Data Science, and Cybersecurity ranging from computing foundations to theory and statistics to systems and artificial intelligence.

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Announcements

  • Sarah Brown Sarah Brown Receives NSF CAREER Award (7/16/2025) - Assistant Professor of Computer Science Sarah Brown has received an NSF CAREER award for CAREER: Realizing Sociotechnical Machine Learning Through Modeling, Explanations, And Reflection. NSF CAREER awards are made in support of early-career faculty who have the potential to serve as academic role models in research and education and to lead advances in the mission […]
  • Shaun Wallace Department of Defense awards $100,000 for low-code or no-code tools (7/16/2025) - The United States Air Force (DoD) awarded Shaun Wallace and collaborator BAM Technologies a $100,000 SBIR/STTR Phase 1 grant. Their goal is to develop new, improve, or replace existing low-code or no-code technologies or frameworks that address end-users’ issues. Specifically, these tools will allow non-technical users to develop applications to solve organizational challenges secondary to the […]
  • Krishna Venkatasubramanian NSF Awards $599,999 for VR for Post-Trauma Self-Regulation (5/19/2025) - The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded $599,999 to Krishna Venkatasubramanian for Using Virtual Reality Technologies for Post-Trauma Self-Regulation for Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, a project that will design VR-mediated technologies that empower adults with I/DD to engage in independent post-trauma self-regulation (PTSR) to cope with the negative effects of trauma.
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