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Computer Science Student is a CEO Before Earning Diploma

Iowa State University Computer Science Professor, Yan-Bin Jia and PhD student Haniyeh Fekrmandi standing next to the KUKA LBR Med 7 robotic arm in the ISU Robotics Lab.

ISU Robotics Lab Unboxes Medical Grade Robotic Arm

A new medical grade robotic arm gifted to the ISU Department of Computer Science will enable students to work directly with sophisticated robotic technology.

Iowa State Summer AI Bootcamp Introduces High School Students to Artificial Intelligence

AMES, Iowa — High school students spent this week exploring the fundamentals of artificial intelligence through the Iowa State University Department of Computer Science's 2026 High School Summer AI Bootcamp, which concluded Friday, July 17.

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Fatema Siddika selected as Student Volunteer for SC26 Conference: A Student Spotlight

Fatema Siddika, a Computer Science Ph.D. candidate, has been selected to serve as a student volunteer at The International Conference for High-Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC26), which will be held in Chicago from November 15-20, 2026.

SC is one of the most prestigious conferences for high-performance computing and the supercomputing community, and only a select group of students are chosen to support the event while engaging with cutting-edge research, technical sessions, and networking with professionals from around the world.

New Artificial Intelligence (AI) Track for Bachelors Degrees

Department of Computer Science Launches New Artificial Intelligence (AI) Track

The Department of Computer Science has launched a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) Track in its Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science degree programs.

The AI Track is designed to provide students with a strong foundation as well as practical skills in AI through a combination of core and elective coursework. Students in the track will complete at least 16 credits of AI coursework.