Computer Science
Program Information
Professors: Brady (Co-Chair), Cutter (Co-Chair), Vargas-Pérez, Érdi, Tobochnik
The study of computer science enriches a liberal arts education by fostering skills in problem-solving, logical reasoning, organizing information to make it easier to understand and manipulate, expressing ideas precisely and effectively, and managing complexity. The computer science department is committed to providing a firm foundation in computing to our majors and minors, and to help students at all levels learn about the discipline, discover an interest in it, explore, and thrive.
Computer Science Department News
K Professor Addresses Forums in South Africa
Péter Érdi, the Luce Professor of Complex Systems Studies at Kalamazoo College, recently [...]
Honors Day Rewards Student Excellence
Family Weekend served as the backdrop for the Honors Day 2019 convocation. More than 250 [...]
Change Ringing Award Honors K Alumnus, Student
One Kalamazoo College alumnus and one student have ensured K’s reputation as a home for change [...]
Positive Attitude, Dedication Are Hallmarks of Senior Leadership Honorees
Thirty students known for their invaluable contributions to the Kalamazoo College community [...]
New Study Abroad Programs Will Connect Students, Interests
Students will learn about social, racial and economic issues in five new study abroad programs [...]
Honors Day 2018 Celebrates Student Achievements
Kalamazoo College Family Weekend served as the backdrop for the Honors Day 2018 convocation. [...]
Lecture to Explore Intersection of Math and Music
For David Kung, the relationship between math and music goes far beyond alliteration. The star [...]
Senior Leadership Recognition Awards Honor Exceptional Service
Already widely known on campus for their invaluable contributions to the community, 25 seniors [...]
K Student Among First AmeriFirst Interns
Kalamazoo College student Peter Rossi ’18 is among the first students to take advantage of a [...]
7 K Students Attend Experimental Biology, 2 Honored
Seven Kalamazoo College students attended the annual Experimental Biology meeting in Chicago [...]