Computer Science

The UNH Wildhats computer security team celebrates its second-place win at the Northeast Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition recently. (read more)

Welcome Computer Science and Information Technology Class of 2016!

Seniors from the class of 2013 work with PhD student Scott Kiesel (left) on one of the CS department's mobile robots. Here, they are using the robot's laser rangefinder to make a map of Kingsbury Hall as part of their senior capstone project.

The Interdiscliplinary Science & Engineering (ISE) Symposium celebrates the scholarly achievements and research of hundreds of undergraduates. Each year, students present their research through posters, demonstrations, and oral presentations.

In the Spotlight

Wheeler Ruml

Outstanding Assistant Professor

Congratulations to Professor Wheeler Ruml, recipient of the University's 2012 Faculty Excellence Award - Recognized as Outstanding Assistant Professor. To learn more watch the video.

News and Events

Explore Computer Science and Information Technology event
NH Workforce Needs Discussed at STEM forum
Dr. Pilar de la Torre, professor emeritus, passed away Nov. 1, 2012. A full obituary can be read here.
UNH Computer Science Department converts to IPv6
Wheeler Ruml, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, receives prestigious NSF Faculty Early Career Development Award.
Professor Colin Ware - "Heads-Up on a Whale's Gulp"
CS faculty contribute to Daphnia Genome Project Recently Published in Science
The department of Computer Science is pleased to announce a second articulation agreement with NHTI for their Animation and Graphic Game Programming program.
UNH-IOL at the Forefront of Evolving Ethernet Technologies.
FierceTelecom Names InterOperability Lab Director Erica Johnson to the 2011 Women in Wireline

Welcome!

The UNH Computer Science curriculum emphasizes the fundamentals. We focus on teaching skills and knowledge that leave our graduates feeling confident in an ever-changing field. Requiring our students to gain a solid foundation in science and mathematics fosters an environment that encourages strong problem-solving skills and abstract thinking. Students also leave our program with solid-footing in software engineering. Since the major tenets of our curriculum are not just about teaching our students to program, our graduates are able to go out into the professional world prepared for a wide-range of jobs and to pursue advanced degrees.

Degree Programs

Undergraduate

Graduate

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Student Opportunities

Undergraduate Research Conference

The 14th Annual URC will be held April 12-27, 2013.

UNH - InterOperability Lab

IOL

Hiring full and part-time graduate and undergraduate student employees to assist in operating one of the largest and most highly regarded test and verification labs in the world for commercial networking equipment providers.

Training the Engineers of Tomorrow...Today.

Read about the UNH-IOL Star Awards

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