Computer Science
Computer Science
Computer Science at Rowan
The Computer Science Department is committed to ensuring a student-centered learning environment that promotes close student-faculty relationships and enhances intellectual development.
The Computer Science Department also continues to grow its curricular offerings in many cutting-edge computing disciplines including blockchain technologies, mobile development, cyber security, big data, cloud computing, parallel processing, bioinformatics, virtual reality, computer game design, robotics, artificial intelligence, database systems, and others. We also offer several Certificates of Undergraduate Studies programs to enable students from outside our majors to achieve official Rowan credentials in several different computer science domains. |
Our department is growing and expanding. See how! |
New! |
2024.10.11 Rowan students recreated Robinson Square in VR! Read more HERE. |
The Computer Science Department also supports a number of very important student-centric initiatives including learning assistants, and long-term co-op programs.We continue to expand our curricular and research collaboration efforts with industry partners. A vast majority of our students have job prospects lined up even before graduation. Many of our students end up working for industry leaders and top government organization such as Amazon, Symantec, Lockheed Martin, ASRC Federal Mission Solution, Federal Aviation Administration, US Army, FBI, Comcast, SAP, IDT, Raytheon, and many others. |
The B.S. in Computer Science program is accredited by the Computing Accreditation Commission of ABET, https://www.abet.org, under the commission’s General Criteria and Program Criteria for Computer Science and Similarly Named Programs |
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Our Students |
Learn about our honor society chapter Upsilon Pi Epsilon and our computer society chapters ACM and ACMw and our Cybersecurity Club and other information about our students. |
Our Faculty |
Our faculty are committed to contributing to the expansion of knowledge in the Computer Science discipline through teaching, research and service. |