Computer Science

The Department of Computer Science offers programs leading to bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees that blend applied and theoretical aspects of computation, including a minor in robotics and options in data sciences and bioinformatics.

Students find success in Research

Kaitlyn Carcia gained the skills and expertise to land a new job immediately following graduation - thanks to three years of research conducted in UMass Lowell's Computer Science department. Watch the video.

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Dartmouth College and UMass Lowell Launch HillaryDonald.com

Dartmouth College and UMass Lowell Launch HillaryDonald.com:React, View and Track Reactions to Politics in Real Time | Press Release

9/23/2016
A team of researchers from UMass Lowell and Dartmouth College recently launched HillaryDonald.com -- a set of tools that provides users with the ability to react and view an aggregation of reactions to the debates and other election events of the 2016 presidential election campaign in real time. The two tools include the interactive app that allows users to remotely “applaud” or “boo” live remarks by Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in real-time, and a visualization tool called TwitterScope, which maps live political discourse on Twitter by ideology and sentiment.
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Hanscom Air Force Base Partnership Takes Off

Hanscom Air Force Base Partnership Takes Off | Featured Story

8/17/2016
A new partnership with Hanscom Air Force Base is expanding. It’s just one highlight of the Division of Online and Continuing Education’s workforce development program.
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NASA Awards $200K to UMass Lowell to Build a Satellite

NASA Awards $200K to UMass Lowell to Build a Satellite | Press Release

8/11/2016
NASA recently awarded $200,000 to a team of UMass Lowell students to design and build a satellite the space agency hopes to launch into orbit in 2018.
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Professor Warns of Cyber Risk Playing Pokémon GO

Professor Warns of Cyber Risk Playing Pokémon GO | Featured Story

7/28/2016
Computer science Assoc. Prof. Benyuan Liu has a word of caution for people using iPhones to play Pokémon GO, the wildly popular mobile video game that is sweeping the country, including the UMass Lowell campus: Beware of possible security breach.

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