Department of Computer & Information Science
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 are building the future.
Code Your Future with Us
We prepare students at every stage of their academic journey - from their first programming course to advanced doctoral research.
Our faculty are experts in their field, and they are passionate about teaching and mentoring students. We offer bachelor, master, and doctoral degree programs with teaching and research conducted in a supportive environment featuring a low student-to-faculty ratio and a strong emphasis on student success.
What you’ll find at Ole Miss
Degree choice – three undergraduate programs to best suit your career and professional goals.
New and enhanced courses – entry-level classes provide foundational understanding, while upper-level classes branch into current and evolving topics.
Community and competition – take part in our programming competitions, hackathons, esports teams and join 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
Meet the dedicated faculty guiding and inspiring students in the Department of Computer & Information Science.
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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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Latest News
OXFORD, Miss. – From autonomous driving to personal health monitoring, AI-powered vision systems are transforming how machines understand human behavior.
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