Iowa State University

Iowa State UniversityIowa State University

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Department of Computer Science





The Undergraduate Program in Computer Science is
ABET Accredited, giving ISU CS grads an edge in the IT job market.





Other undergraduate degree options in computing fields at ISU:
Undergraduate program in Software Engineering

Undergraduate Program in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology


Why Computer Science at Iowa State University?

"Students should consider a major in Computer Science at ISU because it is a challenging program with interesting classes that provides great opportunities for good job placement."
--Clint Gentry, Spring 2005 graduate in Computer Science

"Because of the Computer Science department at Iowa State University's relationships with computer science industry leaders, you have a broad network of possible career options, inlcuding: Software Development, Engineering, Technology Consulting, etc..."
--Adam S. Ricklefs, Spring 2003 graduate in Computer Science

"We have seen a downward trend (nationally) in the number of students entering CS and the number of CS degrees awarded for the last several years. Yet, there is a continued demand for software engineers nationally and globally. ISU's Computer Science department has an excellent program for training computer scientists and software engineers. The software industry is a very dynamic and exciting industry to work in, with opportunities around the globe. Get a CS or SE degree from ISU and you are on your way to an exciting career!"
-- Tony Wells, 1980 graduate in Computer Science


Undergraduate program in Computer Science



Senior Sarah Chapman Offers Advice to Freshmen in Com Sci 227



Computer Science Club

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Computer Science Club



The Computer Science Learning Community

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Computer Science Learning Community


ACM Competition


2008 ISU ACM Team


Scholarships

Scholarships are available for continuing students majoring in Computer Science and Software Engineering, and Bioinformatics. Check our scholarships page for more information.


CS junior Michael Siebert places 37th nationally in the 2008
Google Code Jam