The last couple of decades have brought forth major changes to our society. Perhaps the most prominent one is the proliferation of computing devices. By 2021 it is safe to say that the number of computing devices exceeds the number of human beings in any given living or work space in the developed world. A closely related trend is that of connectivity. Devices and their owners are connected, forming a world wide web. The global network, also known as the Internet, is augmented by local ones in virtually all homes and offices. Our lives are not only interwoven with computers, but also inherently networked. It is this background that sets the scene for the Department of Computer Science.
The science behind the computers
Computer Science
Our research program is concerned with understanding the foundations, the mechanisms, and the technologies for developing and deploying advanced information-processing systems.
About Computer Science Department
Research domains
Research in the Department of Computer Science is organised in the following domains:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Bioinformatics
- Computer Systems and Security
- Sustainable Digital Society
- Theoretical Computer Science
Education programmes
The department of Computer Science offers two Bachelor programmes.
- Artificial Intelligence
- Computer Science
And five master programmes:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Bioinformatics and Systems Biology
- Computer Science
- Information Sciences
- Master Computer Security
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