The School of Computing offers a variety of innovative undergraduate programs, including Biomedical Computing, Cognitive Science, Computing and the Creative Arts, Software Design, and many interesting multidisciplinary medial programs in computing. Be sure to check the complete listing of the computer courses offered as well as our School Highlights.
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This year's Queen's Graduate Computing
Society Conference was a great success! -
Creative Computing Exhibition
Creative Computing has arrived. Congratulations to the organizers and participants for this year's tremendous show!
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4th Annual School of Computing Awards
Congratulations, recipients!
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Undergraduate
From Biomedical Computing to Computing and the Creative Arts, the Queen's School of Computing has something for everyone.
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Graduate Research
The breadth and depth of our award-winning research speaks for itself. Join our team of researchers and make a difference in the world.
- David Skillicorn on Cyber Bank Heist Interviewed on CBC Radio syndication (a number of stations across Canada) and CKNW (Vancouver radio), David commented on a cyber...
- Queen’s Graduate Computing Society Conference 2013 The third annual QGCS Conference took place on May 8th and 9th this year. It was, again, by all accounts,...
- SAIL and the Database Systems Lab Win ACM’s Top Paper Award for Software Engineering We are very happy to announce that Queen’s School of Computing Ph.D. Candidate Weiyi (Ian) Shang, and his co-authors Dr....
- David Skillicorn Comments on Smartphone Skimming App David commented on an app that turns a smartphone into a credit card skimmer, on GlobalNews.ca
- MorePhone to be Unveiled at Paris Conference Queen’s University’s Human Media Lab will unveil MorePhone at Paris conference. The revolutionary smartphone curls when a call comes in....
- David Skillicorn on Growing Internet Insecurity David was interviewed on the CTV News Channel regarding the Associated Press Twitter account being hacked and reporting false news...
- Want a Great Scientific Career? Choose Computer Science During a recent conversation with computer scientist Ed Lazowska of the University of Washington, Seattle, he alertedScience Careers to a very...
The motto speaks at different levels. At one level, it expresses our identity. The motto says that we are Computer Scientists. Computing is what we do. Our professional reason for being is the theory and practice of Computing.
At a deeper level the motto asserts that "Being is Computing". Computing permeates the Universe and drives it: Every atom, every molecule, every cell, everything, everywhere, at every moment, is performing a computation. To be is to compute.
Dr. Selim G. Akl
Professor and Director