Computer Science Program Highlights
Artificial Intelligence and Social and Emotional Robotics
Adams State University students have the unique opportunity to develop artificial intelligence and social-emotional programming for robots through a three-year grant of more than a half-million dollars from the Department of Defense Army Research Office (ARO). Their work will tie together with similar projects underway across the world, through scholarly collaborations developed by Dr. Matthew Ikle, professor of mathematics.
Grant dollars for the Artificial Intelligence and Social and Emotional Robotics program.
Computer Science Program Outcomes
Starting salary range for computer science graduates in 2018
Computer Science graduates finding employment within six months after graduation (Forbes, 2015)
In our project-centric computer science curriculum you will be a creative problem solver working side by side with faculty in ongoing projects such as robotic emotional perception, Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), deep learning and your own senior project. Recent senior projects include a Deep Learning Fish classification system, a Capture the flag game simulation, a Robotic cat toy collector, a mobile color matching application for artists and a support vector machine learning system.
When you graduate from the Adams State computer science program you will be ready to apply state of the art technology and expertise to the ever broadening scope of computer applications. You will have hands-on experience in specific application domains you have chosen so you will be able to point your computer science career in the direction that most interests you.
ACME
Adams State Computer Science, Mathematics and Engineering Club Competes annually in Mathematics and Programming competitions Contact Dr. Matt Nehring
SLV STEAM Shop
On-campus makerspace available to students featuring advanced fabrication equipment such as 3D printers, Laser cutters, digital electronics tools, and computer controlled metal milling. Contact Dr. Matt Nehring.
Porter Scholars
Competitive Scholarship