Specific course-related information:

• CIS Courses
• Information Science Courses
• Computer Science Courses

CIS offers study in the following academic areas:

• Department of Computer Science (Undergraduate and Graduate)
• Computational Biology (Undergraduate, Graduate and Training Program)
• Computational Science and Engineering (Graduate)
• Computing in the Arts
• Department of Statistical Science
• Information Science Program (Undergraduate and Graduate)
• Joint Programs
• Game Design

Additional information:

• Faculty positions in CIS

Student groups:

• Association of Computer Science Undergrads (ACSU)
• The Digital Gaming Alliance (DGA)
• Information Science Student Association (ISSA)
• Special Interest Group on Human-Computer Interaction (SIGCHI)
• Web Design Club (CUe)
• Women across Computing

CIS brings its faculty together with faculty throughout the university—from Anthropology, Astronomy, Aerospace Engineering, Biology, Electrical and Computer Engineering, History, Mathematics, Operations Research, Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, and the social sciences and the humanities. Already, 25 academic departments cross-list courses with CIS.

Cornell grants Ph.D.s in Information Science and in Computational Biology. Undergraduates in Cornell’s three largest colleges can major in Information Science, and students in each of Cornell’s colleges can pursue a minor in Information Science. Students can minor in Computational Biology in several colleges. Various programs in the Digital Arts are being developed, as well.

To learn more about Computing and Information Science at Cornell, go to http://www.cis.cornell.edu/outreach/considercomputing.html