Department of Computer & Information Science
WHAT WE DO
We equip our students with the skills to lead and innovate in a technology-driven world. From developing intelligent AI systems, to unlocking breakthroughs in biotechnology, or safeguarding critical infrastructure from cyber threats — our graduates build the systems underpinning modern life.
Code Your Future with Us
Whether you're writing your first line of code or architecting your next big idea, this is where your journey begins. Our Computer Science program blends rigorous theory with real-world application — preparing you to solve problems that matter, build technology that lasts, and lead in a world that runs on code.
From AI and cybersecurity to software development and data science, you'll learn from experts, collaborate with innovators, and graduate ready to shape what comes next.
What you’ll find at Ole Miss
Degree choice – Choose between three undergraduate programs to best suit your career and professional goals.
New and enhanced courses – Experience a curriculum that lays a strong foundation, and then branches into today's most dynamic and evolving topics.
Community and competition – Join the Coding Club, hackathons, esports teams and our student chapter of the Association of Computing Machinery.
Academic Programs
For Undergraduate Students
Explore the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, the Bachelor of Science in Data Science, and the Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science.
For Graduate Students
Learn more about the M.S. or Ph.D. in Engineering Science with an emphasis in computer science.
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Meet the Computer & Information Science Faculty
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Help Support Computer & Information Science at Ole Miss
If you'd like to support the department in its work, please consider a tax deductible donation through the University of Mississippi Foundation.
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OXFORD, Miss. – From autonomous driving to personal health monitoring, AI-powered vision systems are transforming how machines understand human behavior.
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