CSE at OU
As home to more than 900 students, Computer Science & Engineering is the largest department at Oakland University. We offer ABET-accredited BS degrees in Computer Science and Information Technology, producing graduates who have gone on to great success in industry and academia. Our MS programs in Computer Science, Software Engineering and Information Technology, and Cyber Security are designed to serve the needs of our students targeting multiple career paths in both academia and industry. The PhD program in Computer Science and Informatics allows students the opportunity to work with CSE faculty members to expand their knowledge in a variety of CSE areas. Together, these programs offer our students at all levels the opportunity to engage in research, experiential learning, and depth of study within the discipline, alongside dedicated faculty and a strong team of student-centered advisors and staff.
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CSE Sees Healthy Enrollment Growth & Surge in Research Funding in 2022
CSE enrollment experienced significant growth in the Winter 2023 semester, with 10% growth in undergraduate programs, 30% in graduate programs, and an overall 13% increase, from previous numbers recorded for the Winter 2022 semester. What [...]
CSE Modernizing Programs with Stackable Certificates, New Programs
The CSE department is proposing a number of new educational programs for students seeking to maximize their degree time, expand skills outside of a traditional graduate degree program, or combine those options over time to [...]
CSE Hiring New Faculty
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering needs to fill a tenure-track assistant professor position. The department is looking for candidates in the broad area of Software Engineering, although outstanding candidates in other related areas will also be considered. The position will begin on August 15, 2023. Candidates must show exceptional promise in both research and teaching. Candidates should have an appreciation of and commitment to the value of diversity and work with a diverse faculty and student body.
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