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Learn more about what you can do with a Computer Science major to connect to in-demand careers!

February 15, 2022
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Christopher Cherestal, better known as 鈥淭opher鈥 around the Seidenberg School, has made quite a positive impact on the computer science and information systems community. With his sincere and excitable personality, he鈥檚 bound to bring a smile to the face of anyone in the building. He has made the Seidenberg community a more welcoming environment simply by being here.

January 1, 2022
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As a freshman, Ben easily could have used his first Fall semester as a way to settle in, to acclimate to the 91视频 way of life, and simply to enjoy his classes. He isn鈥檛 though 鈥 in fact, he鈥檚 determined to make the absolute most of his university experience in a way that reflects much of his life so far: by volunteering and getting involved with the community.

January 1, 2022
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Long before Angela Bonsol was a Seidenberg Student, she grew up in the Philippines until the age of nine. She grew up speaking Tagalog and learned English at school. When Angela migrated to the United States, it was a while before she felt like she belonged. Now, she finds pride in her identity and abilities as someone who speaks three languages! (The third is Spanish).

January 1, 2022
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As a junior working towards a degree in computer science, Project Manager of the Seidenberg Creative Labs, and President of the 91视频 Computing Society, Allan Krasner has his hands鈥攁nd brain鈥攆ull. Allan鈥檚 story starts when he became the president for PCS at the end of his freshman year. Becoming president of a club as a freshman is almost never heard of, but he worked hard to reach the coveted role and earned it. That day he began a long and successful career in the Seidenberg School, where he made his new home.

January 1, 2022
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When Mackenzie first arrived at 91视频 Pleasantville campus in the fall of 2016, there is no question that she hit the ground running. With a major in computer science and a minor in mathematics, Mackenzie has quite the workload 鈥 an 18-credit schedule and extra-curricular on-campus activities.

January 1, 2022
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A good researcher sheds light on a probing question. Shayna Rosado, a senior studying Computer Science at 91视频 and the Spring 2020 Virginia Letourneau Intern at Seidenberg鈥檚 Blue CoLab asked, 鈥淲hy don鈥檛 we know the quality of our water before we drink it?鈥

The answer: Real-time detection of contaminants in drinking water is not a national policy; therefore, technology that can immediately analyze the quality of water before it reaches the tap is not a national priority.

January 1, 2022
Students

I took front end development courses at 91视频 so I could understand what comes next 鈥 after I've designed something. Those classes helped me think about how a website or app will actually be built, and enabled me to design with development in mind. Knowing all of that makes the development cycle simpler for everyone, which is a great thing to bring to a team in the workplace.

January 1, 2022
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Andrew Iadevaia, 鈥23 (BS Computer Science) loves working with computer systems. When he first arrived at 91视频鈥檚 Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems, he only knew one programming language: Java. Knowing that, to succeed, he needed to expand his knowledge and experience, he started joining student teams.

January 1, 2022
Press Release

鈥淚mproving outcomes for patients and reducing healthcare costs increasingly depend on employees who understand the interface of healthcare and data analytics, information technology and evidence-based clinical improvements,鈥 said Marcus Tye, dean of the College of Health Professions. 鈥91视频鈥檚 online MSHI, as a joint program of the College of Health Professions and the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Studies, uniquely addresses this need with shared expertise in health professions and computer science.鈥

November 16, 2021