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About the School of Computing

Stevens Institute of Technology's newest School is the home of leading programs in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, and Artificial Intelligence.

Our Mission

The Stevens School of Computing is committed to being a world leader both in education and research. We aim to achieve this through curricular, research, and entrepreneurial innovation that advances computer science, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence to the benefit of society, and by educating students to become leaders in the disciplines and applications of computing.

Message from the Dean

Brendan Englot (benglot)Dr. Brendan Englot, Interim DeanStevens Institute of Technology's School of Computing strives to nurture the next generation of computer scientists who will be prepared to enter a dynamic and increasingly impactful technology field. In addition to our emphasis on problem-solving skills and theoretical foundations, we instill our students with hands-on programming experience and necessary business skills. Our students are immersed in the integration of science, technology and project-management skills that the field requires.

Furthermore, in an era in which AI literacy is valuable for students across all disciplines, our School strives to serve as a hub for all students at Stevens to acquire the knowledge and skills needed to prepare for today's AI-enabled workforce.

Our School is home to numerous globally recognized tenured and tenure-track faculty who participate in interdisciplinary research and development. Our faculty researchers focus on artificial intelligence and machine learning, computer vision, robotics, big data analytics, programming languages, computer security and cryptography, software systems, and human-centered computing, providing our students with a wide variety of areas in which to conduct research and learn. Many of our researchers have received prestigious awards (including the NSF CAREER Award) and oversee several million dollars in active research funding.

A Stevens degree in computer science, cybersecurity, or artificial intelligence empowers our graduates to be at the forefront of the current and next waves of innovation. We hope you’ll join us in shaping the future of technology.

Dr. Brendan Englot


Computer Science Leadership

Brendan Englot
Brendan Englot
Interim Dean
Gateway Center North 417
Samuel Kim
Samuel Kim
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Studies
Gateway Center North 418
Hui Wang (hwang4)
Hui (Wendy) Wang
Associate Dean for Graduate Studies
Gateway Center North 419
Dave Naumann
David Naumann
Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Development
Gateway Center North 420

Administration

Megan Whittemore
Director of Operations
[email protected]
201-216-8791
Gateway Center North 416


Dawn Forino-Garcia
Office Manager
[email protected]
201-216-5578
Gateway Center North 415


Babatunde Gbadamosi
Systems Administrator
[email protected]
201-216-8729
Gateway Center North 422


Academic Contacts

Connie Au
Senior Academic Advisor, Undergraduate
[email protected]
201-216-5377
Gateway Center North 414


Maritza Swepson
Academic Advisor, Undergraduate
[email protected]
201-216-5383
Gateway Center North 413


Jannine Cucchiara
Senior Academic Advisor, Graduate
[email protected]
201-216-3635
Gateway Center North 411


Jennifer Coromina
Senior Academic Advisor, Graduate
[email protected]
201-216-5504
Gateway Center North 412

Log Into Stevens Commons

The Computer Science intranet on Stevens Commons is where students, faculty and staff can access key tools, research resources, documents and everything that powers our programs from the inside.



David Farber giving a speech.

A Legacy of Innovation: The Internet's Grandpa

Beginning with his work at Bell Laboratories following graduation from the Institute, Stevens Trustee Emeritus David Farber ’56 M.S. ’61 Hon. D.Eng. ’99 contributed to programming languages and networking that helped pioneer early internet and cloud computing.