UNH Computer Science Department

EXPLORE... As part of the research for his senior honors thesis, rising UNH senior Kevin Rose spent the summer of 2009 on a UNH International Research Opportunities Program (IROP) grant at one of the foremost labs for discrete optimization in the world, the Cork Constraint Computation Centre in Ireland (also known as 4C).	IN THE NEWS Department initiates new Graduate Certificate Program in Software Sytems Engineering. High Tech Day inspires high school students. Professor Dan Bergeron earns University Faculty Excellence Award. Professor Colin Ware's work featured at the Smithsonian. B.S. in IT program approved! Information Playground: Looking for a job? Check out this blog by CS alumnus Steve Todd. Visual Thinking: For Design a new book by Professor Colin Ware.	HELPFUL LINKS For Grad Students FAQ Course descriptions The Graduate School Resources For Undergrads Admissions CS Course Descriptions IT Course Description FAQ Registration Resources Thinking About Grad School? General Interest College of Engineering and Physical Sciences Department calendar Industrial Advisory Board InterOperability Lab Student Profiles High Tech Day
WHY CHOOSE COMPUTER SCIENCE AT UNH?
HEAR IT STRAIGHT FROM OUR ALUMNI... "The CS curriculum provided me with all the knowledge and book smarts that would be necessary in the evolving world of Computer Science. More importantly, the professors here catered to my passion for the subject matter allowing me to flourish as a student." - Erica Johnson '01 "There's so much out there right now, but I haven't come across any technology I can't pick up. The UNH CS department did a good job at giving me the tools I needed to learn things as they came up." - Tony Scavone '99 "The CS faculty were so helpful if you were having trouble with anything. That was definitely a factor in my high GPA - it wasn't that I knew everything already, but that the professors were willing to sit down and talk things through with me. - Justin Stern '04 "I like that every single one of the teachers is approachable. All of them are on a first-name basis, and you can e-mail them Sunday morning and get a response the next day." - Matt Quinn '05G