Computer Science

Angelina Khourisader ’23 ’24MBA has won an award from the American Association of University Women that provides funding to women of color in historically underrepresented fields.

The grant will go toward funding a variety of interdisciplinary programs focused on better serving marginalized students who wish to pursue STEM degrees, both at Rollins and beyond.

Success in today’s high-tech workforce requires more than expert coding chops. Just ask Rollins’ 2018 computer science grads, whose 21st-century skills are helping them thrive in some of today’s coolest careers.

The new data analytics minor sharpens highly desired skills in the ever-evolving career landscape and epitomizes Rollins’ signature interdisciplinary approach to liberal arts education.

Rollins’ academic excellence combined with unmatched personalized attention prepares our students to land some of the world’s most competitive opportunities.

Carla Daza ’20 has earned a spot in Public Policy and International Affairs’ highly selective Junior Summer Institute, a program ultimately designed to prepare students for roles serving the public good.

Life these days for Alfond Scholar Carmen Cheng ’18 means making sure one of Apple’s signature features is always getting better at her job.

Computer science professor Dan Myers’ penchant for music has played an instrumental role in his development as both a scientist and a teacher.

Arden Baxter ’18 always loved math, but it wasn’t until coming to Rollins that she really understood the power in numbers.

Three straight internships at NASA have given Michael Gutensohn ’18 real-world experience that’s out of this world.

This project-based course goes beyond learning HTML to examine how computer science, the web, and digital media are shaping our society.

Rollins student and professor team up with Google on after-school project for fourth-graders.