
Computer Science
The goal of the Computer Science Department is to prepare students to adapt and excel in an ever-changing field by combining a strong foundation in mathematics, logic, and language with exposure to the latest innovations in technology.
The Senior Program
As seniors, computer science majors frame and conclude their study by participating in a senior seminar. During the senior seminar, students work in small teams on a software development project that assists faculty and staff across campus, often developing a web app or mobile app that supports faculty research or teaching.
Examples of recent computer science senior projects include:
- Mapping Greater India
- Irish Tune Composer Recognition
- Math Policy Tracker
- Lighthouse Grant Management
- Class Management System for Kirkland Art Center
- Automatic Handwriting Recognition for the Oneida County History Center
- Velocity-Based Training System for Hamilton Athletics
- Software for Optimizing Pre-Health Course Planning
- Software for Visualizing, Analyzing, and Classifying Spectrum Data
- Historical Parliamentary Proceedings and Acts of Parliament
- Automation and Dashboard for Jupyter Server Management in Education
- Software for Electron Spin Resonance Experiments
- Digital Edition and Analysis of the Apocryphal Epistle to the Laodiceans
- 911 Call Analytics for the Central Oneida County Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Contact
Department Name
Computer Science Department
Contact Name
Thomas Helmuth, Acting Chair
Clinton, NY 13323