Computer Science

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Acting Chair: Nicholas T. Karonis

Graduate Faculty

Kirk Duffin, associate professor, Ph.D., Brigham Young University 
Raimund Ege, associate professor, Ph.D., Oregon Graduate Institute for Science and Technology
Reva Freedman, associate professor, Ph.D., Northwestern University
George Henry, associate professor, Ed.D., Northern Illinois University 
Minmei Hou, assistant professor, Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University
H. Joel Jeffrey, professor, Ph.D., University of Colorado
Nicholas T. Karonis, professor, Ph.D., Syracuse University
Ibrahim Onyuksel, professor, Ph.D., University of Michigan
Robert Zerwekh, associate professor, Ph.D., University of Illinois
Jia Zhang, assistant professor, Ph.D., University of Illinois, Chicago
Jie Zhou, assistant professor, Ph.D., Concordia University

For admission to the graduate program in computer science, students must have a thorough knowledge of the programming language C, the operating system UNIX, advanced aspects of COBOL and MVS, and assembler language for third generation computers. Students who are admitted with stipulated deficiencies must earn a grade of B or higher in each of their stated deficiency courses.

Graduate students and students-at-large may not audit or elect to complete computer science courses on a pass/fail basis without obtaining prior permission from the Department of Computer Science.

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