• Computer Science student working on a projectStudents working on computers

  • Questions? 

    Computer Science
    MS-B1807
    Hamline University
    1536 Hewitt Avenue
    Saint Paul, MN 55104

    651-523-2408

    Wojciech Komornicki
    Professor
    651-523-2408
    wnk at hamline.edu

  • Computer Science at Hamline

    Computer science at Hamline is seen both as a tool to be used in many different areas and as a course of study in its own right. 

    Through courses which are designated as computer intensive courses, students become acquainted with the computer as a tool. Through computer science courses, students gain an understanding of not only the tools that are on the computer but how to build their own specialized tools.

    The needs of the computer science minor are met by courses that may include:

     

    • detailed knowledge of programming
    • a technical understanding of digital electronics
    • work in data structures and algorithm design

    Some of the courses in these areas are cross-listed with courses in other departments such as physics and mathematics.  

    Through Hamline’s flexible curriculum option, students can major in computer science. Students interested in this major should contact the director of the computer science program. 

    Computer science program director: Wojciech Komornicki, mathematics.

     

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    • On Thursday, May 30, come learn how to develop critical skills nonprofit professionals need to successfully lead projects and people from Hamline's director of Nonprofit Programs at our complimentary luncheon seminar. This event will be held at the Wilder Center on 451 Lexington Parkway North in Saint Paul, MN from 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
    • Congratulations to the Hamline Class of 2013! To see photos from the graduate and undergraduate ceremonies, visit the Hamline Facebook page. To the newest alumni, don't forget to stay connected via the Hamline University Alumni Facebook page.
    • As the Class of 2013 prepares to graduate, their professors have some words of wisdom for students to keep with them during their future endeavors.
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