
Computer Science
Success in this rapidly changing field requires a thorough knowledge of principles, not just familiarity with programming languages and processors. Our computer science program is built around a complete study of the foundation of computer science with many opportunities for students to use their developing skills in research, analysis, design, imaging, gaming, network applications, and more.
Why Study Computer Science at Oberlin?
Sample Courses
- CSCI 150 - Introduction to Computer Science 4 credits
- CSCI 280 - Algorithms 4 credits
- CSCI 343 - Computer and Information Security 4 credits
- CSCI 364 - Artificial Intelligence 4 credits
Computer Science Faculty
Computer science faculty are both scholars and teachers who devote their careers to making important contributions to their disciplines through research and application. They are committed to undergraduate education and teach everything from first-year seminars to advanced courses. Faculty interests include information security, algorithmic game theory, graph theory, and more.
Explore Faculty within Computer ScienceComputer Science Faculty
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Stephen Checkoway
Assistant Professor of Computer Science -
John Donaldson
Visiting Professor of Computer Science -
Adam Eck
Assistant Professor of Computer Science -
Robert (Bob) Geitz
Associate Professor of Computer Science -
Roberto Hoyle
Assistant Professor of Computer Science -
Sam Taggart
Assistant Professor of Computer Science -
Cynthia Taylor
Assistant Professor of Computer Science