Computer Science

Computer Science majors study information and computation as expressed in natural systems including biological processes, economic systems, social networks, and the physical universe, through the development of artificial systems such as digital devices and computer software.

Future products and systems that will enhance our lives will require the skills of talented and highly educated college graduates such as those who come out of LMU.

Marissa Alvarez, ‘19

Alumna Graduates with Northrop Grumman Job Offer

Sam Savini, ‘19

Mentoring Relationships with Faculty Key to Development

Research

Explore different research topics students can participate in

Upcoming Events

Thu, 27 Feb 2020 17:30:00 -0800

Seaver Spotlight with Steve Isakowitz at Life Sciences Building Auditorium

Steve Isakowitz is president and CEO of Aerospace Corporation, a leading architect for the nation’s national security and civil space programs. He leads a company with more...

Google and LMU Partner on Computer Science Program

First-year program introduces underrepresented students to field of computer science.

Computer Science Research Inspired by Psychology

Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Systems Design among areas of expertise for alumnus and professor.

LMU Team Wins Hackathon Award for Campus Map Program

All-female team placed second overall at the first-ever Rose Hack, a 24-hour-long hackathon with a women-centric focus, hosted by UC Riverside.

Computer Science Faculty Interested in Real-World Impacts of Research

Mandy Korpusik, one of the newest additions to the computer science faculty, brings expertise in artificial intelligence, natural language processing and more.