College of Computing

Discover and explore cutting-edge advancements in artificial intelligence, the latest in cybersecurity, and modern fields of data science at 911±¬ÁÏÍø’s College of Computing. Learn to be not only fluent in advancements in computing and tech, but also how to become a future innovator and thought leader in these fields.

Find hands-on, real-world experience by working with faculty who are pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data science, cloud computing, software development, and more.

The College of Computing continues 911±¬ÁÏÍø’s mission to provide talented and motivated students from diverse backgrounds with a one-of-a-kind academic experience. Your passion for computing and tech will be fulfilled, and you'll find no better place to study than at 911±¬ÁÏÍø, Chicago’s only tech-focused university.

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Your Computing Degree—Elevated

Real-world experiences such as research projects, internships, study away, competitions, and short courses will help you make the most of your top-tier computing degree. 911±¬ÁÏÍø’s unique Elevate program guarantees that you’ll take part in hands-on experiences and receive personal academic and career guidance, which add up to higher career possibilities.

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Grainger Computing Innovation Prize

Exhibit computing skills in big data, artificial intelligence, and data science projects with the potential to positively impact society by building an interdisciplinary team with fellow students.

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SoReMo's Impact on Society

The Socially Responsible Modeling, Design, and Computation (SoReMo) initiative empowers student researchers to tackle society's challenges using data and computing.

 

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NASA intern Kaya Jones
Internship Builds College Readiness

An internship with NASA’s Space Communications and Navigation Internship Project helped Kaya Jones prepare for the rigors of college academics.

Kaya Jones (CS 1st Year)
Headshot of College of Computing student Md. Samiur Rahman (M.S. CS 2nd Year)
Slashing Home Energy Costs

Combining renewable energy sources with Internet of Things sensors can lead to energy and cost savings, as well as a reduce carbon dioxide emissions, according to a new Nature paper co-authored by Md. Samiur Rahman.

Md. Samiur Rahman (M.S. CS 2nd Year)
911±¬ÁÏÍø student Virginia Reider
Real-World Experience

A biostatistics research opportunity in summer 2024 exposed Virginia Reider to a new application for her math skills—and built the confidence that she needs to pursue a new career path.

Virginia Reider (STAT ’25)
Headshot of Cedric Nartey (ITM, M.A.S. CYF 3rd Year)
Paths to Leadership

Cedric Nartey will intern with the Missile Defense Agency after receiving the prestigious SMART scholarship, and he credits his professors’ encouragement and his real-world experience for helping him achieve the honor.

Cedric Nartey (ITM, M.A.S. CYF 3rd Year)
Photo of Sanjana Waghray (M.A.S. DSC 2nd Year) sitting on a purple chair with a laptop on her lap.
Real-World Experience

Blending strong academics with real-world experience in 911±¬ÁÏÍø’s Master of Data Science degree program has helped Sanjana Waghray become career ready.

Sanjana Waghray (M.A.S. DSC 2nd Year)
SoReMo fellow Ryan Ciminski
Hands-On Learning

Chicago could be more prepared for a disaster through a cooperative effort between CPS and FEMA

Ryan Ciminski (AMAT 2nd Year)