Computer Science & Engineering Department

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) offers a broad undergraduate curriculum, based on the application and theoretical foundations of computer science. CSE students gain breadth and depth of knowledge in a multitude of specialties, including: software engineering, data mining, bioinformatics, human computer interaction, graphics, architecture, numerical analysis, and artificial intelligence. Students are instructed by well qualified faculty.

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering embodies the university's tradition of excellence as a world-class leader in computer science and engineering education and research. CSE is in a period of exciting growth and opportunity. The department is dedicated to research, education and overall excellence.

In addition to academic work, the CSE department also has computer science research programs (for a full listing of specialties visit Research Areas). Supported through government and industry funding, faculty research helps define and expand the current and future use of technology.

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		The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) offers a broad undergraduate curriculum, based on the application and theoretical foundations of computer science. CSE students gain breadth and depth of knowledge in a multitude of specialties, including: software engineering, data mining, bioinformatics, human computer interaction, graphics, architecture, numerical analysis, and artificial intelligence. Students are instructed by well qualified faculty. The Department of Computer Science and Engineering embodies the university's tradition of excellence as a world-class leader in computer science and engineering education and research. CSE is in a period of exciting growth and opportunity. The department is dedicated to research, education and overall excellence. In addition to academic work, the CSE department also has computer science research programs (for a full listing of specialties visit Research Areas). Supported through government and industry funding, faculty research helps define and expand the current and future use of technology.