Undergraduate student news

Meet Ranai Srivastav, a senior computer science student.

“I really enjoyed coding since it is a very different kind of thinking and problem-solving from anything I had seen until then.”

“As I get towards the finish line of my degree, I know it was completely worth it...

One of the biggest pieces of advice our alumni have for our current undergraduate students is to network with your professors and take advantage of undergraduate research opportunities.

The Department of Computer Science had four of our undergraduate students participate in the ISU 17^th Annual Symposium on Undergraduate Research and Creative Expression.

This year, 30 graduate and 71 undergraduate students are getting their degrees. Congratulations to all our students for their accomplishments!

In our Undergraduate spotlight, we sit with some of our undergraduate students to learn about their experiences at Iowa State University and in the Department of Computer Science.

Four students from the Department of Computer Science presented their research at the 16th ISU Symposium on Undergraduate Research and Creative Expression on April 20th at the Student Innovation Center. 

Computer science undergraduate student Kathryn Rohlfing was among 60 Iowa State undergraduate students selected to present their research at National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR).  

With the spotlight on them and the clock ticking, computer science undergraduate students Dillon Jensen and Maxwell Smith put their best foot forward in the College-By-College Pitch-Off Finale.  The College-By-College Pitch-Off Finale feature

Four computer science students competed in Iowa State University’s Standing Innovation pitch competition at the Iowa State Fair on Aug. 10 2019.

In the basement of Pearson Hall, a small group of Iowa State University students is experimenting with reality in two different dimensions.

Iowa State University Computer Science Student, Kelsey Hrubes' résumé describes the ever-ambitious computer science student – founded a coding camp for high school girls, won coding competitions, interned at Google and now a summer gig a

Congratulations to the ISU team of "Trevor Boone, Jacob Smith, and Tyler Uhlenkamp" who have qualified for the ACM-ICPC 2015 World Finals by coming second out of more that 270 teams at the North Central North America regionals contest on Nov 8th!

Michael Seibert, a senior in Computer Science from Grimes, Iowa, participated earlier this fall in the Google Code Jam, a global programming contest operated by Google, Inc.

Michael Rothschild, junior in Computer Science who will graduate in Spring'08, came up with the inspiration for his patent while engaged in a co-op with IBM in Fall'06.

The Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology, whose mission is to increase the impact of women on all aspects of technology and to increase the positive impact of technology on the world's women, and Google Inc.