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Computer Science Area of the Mathematics & Computer Science Department (MCS)

News

• MVNU turning empty downtown building into H.W. Hub for Engineering and Computer Science
• (NEW) 3D Bimx Model of the new H.W. Hub
• Summer Camp Collaboration with Engineering

Contact Us

• Discord
• Email
• Instagram

Computer Science Majors and Minor

• Major in Computer Science, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
• Major in Computer Science, Bachelor of Science (B.S.)
• Major in Computer Systems and Networking Engineering (CSNE), Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

• Minor in Computer Science
• Additional Information About the MCS Department
• Additional Information About the CS Programs
• Additional Information About the Math Programs

Related Programs

• Computer Engineering Program Announced
• Computer Engineering Program Major

Faculty

• Dr. Robert Kasper, Professor Emeritus of Computer Science
• Dr. Michael Robbeloth, Associate Professor of Computer Science
• Dr. Deborah Wilson, Assistant Professor of Computer Science

Checklists for Academic Advising

• Major in Computer Science Bachelor of Science Checklist (2024-2025): File:ComputerScience-BS-CHECKLIST-2024-2025.docx
• Major in Computer Science Bachelor of Arts Checklist (2024-2025): File:ComputerScience-BA-CHECKLIST-2024-2025.docx
• Major in Computer Systems and Network Engineering Bachelor of Science Checklist (2024-2025): File:ComputerSysNetwork-BS-CHECKLIST-2024-2025.docx ‎
• Major in Computer Engineering Bachelor of Science Checklist (2024-2025): File:ComputerEngineering-BS-CHECKLIST-2024-2025.docx
• Advising Plan C.S. B.S. Starting Fall 2024: File:AdvisingPlan-CS-BS-beginFA24.docx
• Advising Plan C.S. B.A. Starting Fall 2024: File:AdvisingPlan-CS-BA-beginFA24.docx
• Advising Plan C.S.N.E. B.S. Starting Fall 2024: File:AdvisingPlan-CSNE-BeginFA24.docx
• Advising Plan C.E. B.S. Starting Fall 2023: File:AdvisingPlan-CE-BS-beginFA23.docx

Academic Advising

Student Planning Website

Special Events

• STEM Day on November 6, 2023
• Summer Undergraduate Research (SPUR) 2022
• Summer Undergraduate Research (SPUR) 2023
• Engineering Summer Camp 2024: To be Posted
• Engineering Summer Camp 2024: To be Posted

Course Resources

• Moodle

Facilities

• CS Offices (LLRC 037): Faculty Offices and Conference Room

Starting your MVNU CS Journey

Header Front Entrance	Offices	Conference Room

• Advanced Lab (LLRC 036): used for classes and projects that involve computer networking and configuration of servers and devices

Where you will take classes like CSC-3063 and CSC-4003

Advanced Lab

• Data Center (LLRC 035, accessible via LLRC 036): Hosting modern Asus and Dell servers running type 1 VMware 8.0 ESXi and Proxmox hypervisors for projects, practicums, and summer research. The 1U Asus server contains two AMD Epyc 7313 16-core processors at 3.0-3.7 GHz, 1 TB of memory, 1 TB NVME storage, 2 TB of SSD storage, two NVidia A2 (Ampere) accelerators, and one older NVidia (Tesla) P4 accelerator. The 2U Dell server has two Intel Xeon E5-2620 CPUs at 2.40GHz, 128 GB of memory, 7.27 GB of HDDs, and 512 GB SSD storage.

Research, Practicums, Software Engineering, and other special projects use these servers

Enterance	Primary Server Rack

• Main CS Lab (LLRC 038):

Contains 32 Windows desktops used for classes involving programming and software development (always save data to OneDrive or USB media)

Additional Classroom (LLRC 039): CS courses are taught here on occasion. If another class is already scheduled, CS courses are taught in Regents or Campus Center.

Video of our facilities

Career, Job, and Internship Information

• Check out the Career and Jobs Channel on our Discord Server
• MVNU Career Development Center
• Handshake

Other/ Miscellaneous

• MVNU CS Club Folding @ Home Statistics: Join the team, advanced science with spare CPUs/GPUs
• The Famous Doorstop -- Apple Macintosh Classic II
• ChatGPT Describes CS at MVNU