ABOUT THE COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Home to Computer Science BS, BA, MS, and Minor Programs
The Department of Computer Science at Wake Forest University prepares students for exciting employment opportunities and for entering our own or other prestigious graduate programs.
We boast a highly-qualified and passionate faculty who enjoy student engagement in and out of the classroom and we pride ourselves on the opportunities provided to our students for meaningful participation in leading-edge research on a broad range of contemporary topics creating solutions to real-world problems.
THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE
Faculty-Student Engagement
The Humanitech Stem Initiative
The Department prides itself on engaging undergraduate and graduate students in and out of the classroom, providing opportunities for students to work closely with faculty members in their scholarship and research. Existing programs in the Department are in the areas of network security, digital sound and music, computing for persons with disabilities, imaging, mobile computing, computational mathematics, computational biophysics, bioinformatics, HPC education, databases/big data, and GPU computing. These areas represent not only research in the Department, but also interdisciplinary collaboration in and out of the sciences in other departments. Undergraduate students routinely engage our faculty in these research areas, and the students often receive summer research fellowships from the University for full-time summer research work.
FROM OUR BLOG
Latest News
The Perils of Under-Representation in Computing
Growth Mindset in STEM Wake Forest and the Department of Computer Science welcomes Dr. Pérez-Quiñones. https://webpages.uncc.edu/mperez19/
An Overview Of The WAFL File System
A presentation by Matthew Curtis-Maury who is a Senior Engineer in the File Systems Performance team at NetApp. Refreshments will be served @ 3:30 pm outside of Manchester 229.
Computational X: the Power of Computer Science in Neuroscience, Medicine, and Healthcare
A presentation by Dr. Guorong Wu, Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Biomedical Research Imagining Center at the University of North Carolina.
