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Computer Science

Our computer science programs help students learn how to harness technology to solve problems and improve and modernize the future. As a Computer Science student, you will gain the skills to design and develop technology that can make an impact for all. 


Careers

Computer Scientists design and build computational information processing systems. They develop software, algorithms, data management, and analysis systems. From pacemakers to race cars, these systems are used in all aspects of society.

Contact Us

For questions about undergraduate and graduate programs and degrees email us:

Undergraduate Admissions: ceas.ug@uc.edu

Graduate Admissions: engrgrad@uc.edu

News

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UC names interim dean of College of Engineering and Applied...

May 27, 2025

The University of Cincinnati announced that John (Marty) Emmert, PhD, professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, will serve as interim dean for the College of Engineering and Applied Science. Emmert takes on the position June 1, as John Weidner, PhD, transitions from CEAS dean to his role as UC’s interim executive VP for academic affairs and provost.

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Hands on learning comes to life at CEAS EXPO

April 22, 2025

Each year, the College of Engineering and Applied Science hosts the CEAS EXPO, a large-scale showcase event where graduating seniors present their final capstone projects to industry and alumni judges, family, friends, and fellow students. This year, the EXPO, presented by DRT Holdings, LLC, made a historic return to campus at Fifth Third Arena.

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Engineering doctoral student studying cyberattack prevention...

April 21, 2025

As a top graduating student in his undergraduate class, Logan Reichling came to the University of Cincinnati to further his education through the direct-PhD program in computer science. His initial connection to UC’s College of Engineering and Applied Science was through his current advisor, Boyang Wang, in an undergraduate research program. Since arriving at CEAS, Reichling has been honored with several awards, including being named Graduate Student Engineer of the Month.

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