School of Computing

Become a leader and innovator in the IT industry. Access the latest technology and specialized labs, and learn from faculty and industry professionals who are recognized experts in their field.

Innovative Curriculum

Undergraduate

BS Computer ScienceConcentrations: Game Systems | Software Development
BS Computer Science + AnimationConcentrations: Animation Technical Director | Game Art Technical Director
BS Computer Science + Geography
BA Computing
BS Cyber-Physical Systems Engineering
BS Cybersecurity

BS Data Science
BS Game Programming
BS Information Systems
BS Information TechnologyConcentrations: Standard | Media Engineering | Web Development
BS Math and Computer Science
BS Network Engineering and Security

Graduate

Ph.D.

Research

Dive into cutting edge research projects in various areas of computer science and technology, working alongside other students and faculty with records of success.

Research in the School of Computing

Faculty

The faculty in the School of Computing are leading experts in their research areas who strive to provide the highest quality teaching to students.

SoC Faculty

Industry Collaborations

Bring innovative ideas to life. CDM’s Innovation Development (iD) Lab serves as a model for university and corporate partnerships in the area of technology innovation.

iD Lab

Highlights

Assistant Professor Filipo Sharevski’s $949,00 grant award from the National Security Agency will bring cybersecurity courses into high school classrooms through the creation of the National Cybersecurity Teaching Academy, a collaboration among 10 institutions throughout the U.S.

NSA Grant Brings Cybersecurity to High Schools

Because the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is rising across industries, so is the demand for skilled professionals who can support and implement these advanced systems. “Our degree will prepare the next generation of AI professionals to become leaders in this field," says Associate Dean Raffaella Settimi on the new MS in AI.

New Master's in Artificial Intelligence

Assistant Professor Rosylene Tchoua has been named an Equity Research Fellow with the Sinai Urban Health Institute, where she aims to use machine learning to reduce repeat visits to the emergency department. The SUHI Equity Research Fellows program strengthens research and collaboration among scientists and universities who share a focus on improving health equity in Chicago and beyond.

CS Faculty Aims to Keep Patients Out of Emergency Department

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