Department of
Computer and Information Sciences

Department of Computer and Information Sciences
Prof. Reneta Barneva, Chair
2154 Fenton Hall
SUNY Fredonia
Fredonia, NY 14063
Ph: 716-673-4750
Fax: 716-673-4821

Computer Science Office:
716-673-4820

 Dr. Reneta Barneva  Dr. Reneta Barneva Department Chair

Message from the Chair

Job opening    new

New Courses   new

Game Development (starting in Spring'12)

iPhone (starting in Spring'12)

Web Programming Minor (starting in Fall'11)

Ruby on Rails (starting in Fall'11)

Window Phone 7 Development (starting in Fall'11) 

Android programming (starting Spring'11)

Blender (starting Spring'10)

Computer Ethics and Security (starting Spring'11)

Degree Programs in Computer Science and Computer Information Systems

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with 5 study options (tracks).

Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems with 2 study options (tracks).

Minor in Computer Science

Minor in Computer Information Systems

Minor in Web Programming

Department Brochure

Brochure

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There is a saying that education is what remains after you forget everything you learned in school. This definition may be particularly appropriate where computer science is concerned.

We believe our students are best prepared for the future by combining a study of the current state of computer science with an area of application, and embedding that in a well-rounded liberal arts education.

As a computer science major at Fredonia, you may select a program that suits you best. There are four options available. These options are designed to prepare students for an assortment of career objectives and academic goals. You can train yourself for a job such as database designer or administrator to a career in computer programming, leading to employment as a software engineer, a systems analyst or a project manager.

In addition, the student-run CS Club offers helpful workshops which encourage students to learn further about the theories, mechanics and applications of computer science in the ever-expanding information technology industry. If you are interested in studying here, please let us know.


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